In 1975, two pieces of news were making the rounds in the residential compound.
The first was that their new leader, Shen Huaizhi, was young and promising, but so stern he seemed almost inhuman. He always buttoned his uniform meticulously, right up to the very top.
The second was that a new young woman, Jiang Nuonuo, had moved in. She was as sweet as a peach, but terribly delicate: afraid of the sun and heavy labor, and even the cafeteria's steamed corn buns were too rough on her throat.
Everyone said a girl that delicate was bound to have a hard time in such a modest era.
Until one afternoon, someone saw
Shen Huaizhi, cold as frost, carefully fanning that “spoiled girl” beneath the shade of a tree, with a bowl of chilled mung bean soup beside him.
And when the man rumored to be stern to the point of cruelty bent his head to listen to her, all the frost in his expression melted away.
Only gradually did the people in the compound come to understand:
It wasn't that the era had no place for delicate girls. They simply hadn't met someone willing to hold one in the palm of his hand.
This is the best period novel I have read recently. Wen Ya is really a good person and has provided the heroine with a lot of useful information, and the heroine herself is always learning. The best thing to watch is the ups and downs of the plot. I was frightened while watching it. It was really exciting. However, I felt that the female protagonist was a little unsteady, such as calling and then giving up. I understand that she wanted to not disturb the male protagonist, but she still hopes to rely on others for things that she really can't solve. It is better than internal friction. The male protagonist is really strong and has many great strategies. She is flawless and can convince her family to choose the better one among the two poor options. To sum it up, the plot is really great. The heroine's character is a bit weak, but she's also very good. Worthy of five-star praise [send heartfelt praise]
In the early stage, the heroine was indeed too squeamish, and she felt that she was relying on the hero. But as she gets better, she will feel that the heroine has grown into a person who can stand shoulder to shoulder with the hero. She has neither golden fingers nor space, but she has grown up step by step, and can stand on her own. Pretentiousness is her character, and tenacity is within her. At the beginning, she did not feel the love of the hero for the heroine. It felt more like raising a canary, saying nothing, what? There is no need for a female supervisor. The relationship between the two is unbalanced. Later, I feel that they work hard for each other and their hearts are getting closer to each other. The heroine's growth is independent. I really feel the love and respect between the hero and the heroine. The author writes well. I hope he can write more sweet daily life in the future. Recently, the hero was arrested and the heroine ran away. What a miserable couple 🥰🥰
I really want to watch it 😢😢