A Sent-Down Youth's Return to the City with His Wife in the 1960S

The article keeps saying that the male protagonist's mother favors the male protagonist. In fact, I didn't see it at all... The job is for the eldest brother. The male protagonist has to go to the countryside. The male protagonist has to spend money to buy a house from his eldest brother. The mother-in-law didn't come when the heroine gave birth to the child. She was taking care of the eldest sister-in-law's child. After the heroine gave birth, the mother-in-law wanted to take over the eldest brother's child and take care of it. So where is the preference for the male protagonist? The heroine's mother and sister-in-law came all the way from her hometown to see her pregnant daughter. They had to go to the eldest brother's house to see her mother-in-law, and they only met her for ten days. The mother-in-law has been living in the eldest brother's house to take care of the eldest brother's children (and after the separation, the father-in-law and mother-in-law have to live with the hero, and the hero will provide for them in the future). Is this what is called favoring the male protagonist?

I really liked it in Ye's house before, but when I returned to the city, it was just average. The male protagonist didn't appear often when he went to school, and the male protagonist's eldest brother and sister-in-law were also cheeky. , When they saw the two of them having children, they always complained that the male protagonist's mother was partial, but in fact the male protagonist was doing the most shameless things with the greatest interests in mind. When I thought about having to take care of the eldest brother's child at home, I got a big headache. The female protagonist has a really good character, and is generous and doesn't care about gains and losses. She is like a little angel, but I care too much, and it bothers me when my brother and sister-in-law appear. I didn't want to give a bad review at first, but after reading the author's other replies, I found that the author really prefers older brothers and older sisters-in-law. They can get jobs without having to go to the countryside. He also arranged for a wife who can be assigned a house. He wanted to move out and sell the house to the male protagonist, and agreed that the male protagonist and the female protagonist would provide for her in old age. As a result, the older sister-in-law was about to give birth and the mother-in-law was still taking care of her. The heroine's mother and sister-in-law had to go to her sister-in-law's house to see the heroine's mother-in-law. When the sister-in-law goes to work, the heroine's mother-in-law still has to take care of the child. They say it is subsidized by the hero's father, but in fact, it is subsidizing the whole family. The hero's brother and sister-in-law complain that the family is partial. They have money and everything from work, and they don't have to take care of the children or provide for the elderly. The author talks about where the favoritism lies, and the hero and sister really do not enjoy the benefits of having a boss.

Now that I have read Chapter 165, it is pretty good-looking so far. It is plain and sweet. There are not many plots, and there are no cliched and vulgar plots (for example, in some plot choices, many authors may like to take the path of torturing their female supporting characters to reflect the good life of the heroine. However, the author of this book did not choose to develop in this way. Maybe personal choices are different. Maybe I got sidetracked for a moment, but the background is pretty good, and the ambition is admirable). Sometimes I speculate that the plot may go to the clichéd development routine, but the actual development is very fresh and suitable for relaxing. At present, it is much better than many stories that spent a lot of words in the early stage to say that the protagonist loves women, but in the end secretly cannot hide his love for men. I look forward to the follow-up development. (Maybe my personal thoughts are limited, but for now, I think this novel is very good)

Like it, it's a warm daily life with a long flow of water, and the characters are all full-bodied. I particularly like the heroine's family atmosphere, very happy. The male and female protagonists and their family members have very good personalities, and they avenge their enemies on the spot, [like]. The bad guys were all solved very quickly, like Liu Zd and Chen Hua, and they didn't have much to do with the protagonist. Compared with some novels I've read before, it can even be said that they were destroyed without jumping up and down. The supporting characters are also very three-dimensional, like Feng Lingling. In the first few chapters about her, I thought she would not be able to figure out how she married the son of the women's director, and the ending would not be good. , According to the original plan, Qin Hao also got the hope of returning to the city, especially the matter of the quota of Workers and Agricultural University and the replacement of the scorer. Unexpectedly, she saw it more clearly than Zhou Qing, He Meiling, Li Hao/Xiu Ran (can't remember the name clearly).

It's a good-looking, novel period piece with a 1960s background. The male protagonist is an educated youth who goes to the countryside, and the female protagonist is a village beauty. After that, the female protagonist returns to the city to work, and the male protagonist returns to the city to go to school. And the two of them are still in love as siblings. Good looking The setting of the heroine is very interesting. She has a good reputation outside, but inside she is a bit naughty and loves to eat melons. After graduating from high school, I was unable to find a job in the county and returned home. I did not work in the field, but I would visit my nephew and cook for the family every day. He was also very kind to the little sister. Fortunately, the little sister was happy later. The setting of the male protagonist is also very interesting. He seems to be a calm and aloof person outside, but I didn't expect that he is still young and is a bit strong in self-strategy. Of course, there are also white cuts and black ones. After all, in this era, eating and drinking are so important. There are no weird people in both families, and the heroine's family is relatively united and cooperative. The male protagonist's home is not as warm and harmonious as the female protagonist's home. The male protagonist is also quite interesting, she is very fickle, especially towards her husband and her husband's family, she is fast and ruthless. The most interesting thing is the plot setting. First of all, there are very few stories set in the 1960s. Secondly, it is also rare that the heroine does not go to the black market. Then, it is also rare that the heroine goes to work in the city and the hero goes to school in the city. Very novel. Looking forward to further development

It is a very good period article. Every character is very three-dimensional and there are no top-notch ones. It is unique among the period articles about cheating, fighting for the best, going to Beijing, and buying a courtyard house (I don't mean to say that other books are bad). The whole book is very warm, and it is smooth only if it is light. It is really good.

It's good to read, and it has a sense of ordinary happiness. The rhythm of the opening chapter really resonated with me. The emotional pace is fast but not abrupt. I really like it. The characters are also very three-dimensional. Everyone has a dark side to one degree or another, but everyone is working hard for the better. The most important thing is that the female protagonist works and the male protagonist goes to school. Finally, it's not a black market or business (it's too much and it's a bit boring). I just don't know what the male protagonist will do after graduation. If he becomes a teacher, a professor or an engineer technician, that would be perfect for me.

Let me start with my opinions: It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, I recommend it! I like the heroine so much, she is so cute. I feel like she is like my sister. I want to be nice to her and buy her snacks and beautiful clothes to wear [laughing][laughing][laughing] The male protagonist is also very good, he loves his mother and his wife, he has a special sense of boundaries towards the opposite sex, and he has a good brain. It's not a loss if you invest in shares, sisters, it seems~

It's really beautiful, very sweet, and very heart-warming daily life. It starts with a flashback, and it doesn't go until the wedding night in the thirty chapters. The two people had a crush on each other before the marriage. After the marriage, the relationship gradually deepened and became even sweeter and sticky.

There are two classic vicious female supporting characters in more than 30 chapters, including two and a half of the male protagonist's sisters. After solving one, another one comes. I don't see any vicious male supporting characters. Four stars are given to the female protagonist who is doing well. The father of the male protagonist is silent, the father of the heroine is considerate, the brother of the heroine loves his sister, the male educated youth who is easy to get along with, and the little boy who plays with the second brother of the heroine, although he is a second-rate but a decent person, ugh