The Year the Kitchen Smoke No Longer Brought Warmth

It's great. It's the first time I've read this type of novel. The writing is very realistic and there are no cheats. The heroine's brother Dongsheng was so miserable that it made me cry several times. The hero is very good, smart, and a scheming scholar. Unlike other male protagonists who are greasy and rough, the heroine's family members are all very nice and very warm. The male lead must be Zhou Wenhao, not Jiang Jianfeng who has aged so much, otherwise I will really give a negative review

The story of the 1980s is so immersive! I feel like I'm back in my 1990s [laughing] Thinking about it, my childhood was similar to that of the post-80s generation. Like rural children, I needed to do housework and take care of my younger brothers and sisters.

This is the only book I have reviewed so far. The whole book is based on my childhood. Of course it is not exactly the same, but my parents were not in harmony and vented their emotions on us siblings. My father was silent and infertile, and my mother had high emotional needs. We stayed behind, and my father beat and scolded us to the extreme for various reasons. The three of us siblings had deep childhood shadows, character flaws, and psychological problems. It made me feel that we were just alive, and really had no requirements for anything else. I haven't finished the book, and I can't stand it. It's very depressing to me.

It's very interesting. Although I haven't finished it yet, the characters and plots are very well drawn. I really like the male protagonist. The male protagonist is very good. Maisui also has a brain. It has a strong 90s atmosphere. The tolerance between the male and female protagonists. Wow, it's great👏🏻😁

It's beautiful, and the writing is simple yet powerful. The joys and sorrows of the peasant family in the 1980s are vividly written. The emotional delivery is spot on, and I look forward to more collisions between family and era in the future! [Top post]

There are problems with the family's thinking. The heroine's mother often gave family money to her brother and sister. She didn't know what kind of life she was doing. One time, she saved half a year's tuition and living expenses and gave it to her eldest brother. Then she hated her father for not sending any money. She felt that the man was out there and the other women were from the north. The burden of the family was all on him. Gary also had a wife who gave her only money and things to her mother's family, and the children didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

This book uses delicate writing to describe the changes in the fate of young people in rural areas and small towns in the 1980s and 1990s. Whether it is Xia He's helplessness in dropping out of school to work or Mai Sui's stubbornness in going south to work in a factory, they all reflect the struggle and tenacity of small people under the tide of the times.

It looks good, it looks so good. It brings back the feeling of childhood. It seems like the past is right in front of me. In the blink of an eye, I am already old in the 1980s.

It's so touching, it reminds me of my childhood memories

This book is so beautiful!