I Went Back to the 1970S to Teach, and Became Famous Through Comics

Finally, it is not the same "the sky turned white", "the heart is so soft", "sticking out the tongue", "swallowing the saliva"... These are all stressful formulaic articles. I like the author's book about the trivial life of a female bishop educating people, and the gradual progression of emotions. Human nature is not only gray and black, but also mediocre and outstanding. Through the power of writing, I fall in love with the soul that resonates. "The power of women is never to show off one's edge, but to persevere in difficulties, grow in oppression, and bloom in the ordinary. "We may be girls, but we are never inferior; we may be questioned, but we never flinch. I hope all girls can break free from the shackles of prejudice and be brave enough to be themselves! May we all have the courage to break the shackles, the power to grow toward the sun, and live like a beam of light, illuminating ourselves and warming others! This is the power of women! "

It's quite interesting. It would be nice if the female protagonist didn't keep looking at the male protagonist in the early stage [face-palming] I'm not saying we won't talk about it, but every few chapters it's a bit unbearable for the female protagonist to see the male protagonist praising the male coach [face-palming]

This book is really worth recommending! ! ! At first, I liked reading chronicle articles because I could imagine having a chance to do it again, seize the opportunity, and make up for my regrets. However, as I read more and more, I found that there were many homogeneous articles on the market, all of which were the same quick love lines and ever-changing entrepreneurial models, which caused me to become more and more obsessed with it. The harder it is to find a good-looking book, most of them are abandoned after turning to the beginning. The real book is really to my liking. The author is very thoughtful in explaining the notes at the end. The characters described are all cute and energetic. It really resonates with me while reading, and many of them are my inner desires when I was reading. I can't help but imagine that it would be great if I could meet a teacher like the heroine when I was a child. I am really the kind of child who craves praise. When I was a child, I accidentally got a bun and it looked good. My eldest grandma praised me and I remembered it for more than 20 years. When I was in junior high school, I really wanted my favorite English teacher to choose me to help. She worked hard to learn English after passing the exam. I was really eager to get "affirmation" at that time. I couldn't help but be moved to tears when I saw the heroine receiving the "return" from the children. It was so healing. I really like this kind of period writing. It is not only healing, but also allows you to understand the customs and customs of different places through the article.

The heroine really has a charming personality. The main reason is that the work plot is not superficial. I really feel that the heroine is at work and loves it very much. On the male protagonist's background, I didn't feel any charm from him. The male protagonist's mother sketched out a chic and open-minded image in just a few strokes at the beginning. The male protagonist had already begun to have an ambiguous relationship with the female protagonist, but I still didn't see the charm. Author, do you have no feelings for the male protagonist, so the words reflect it? The male protagonist is a dull tool at this stage. If he can't break through, he will really be like a flower stuck in cow dung. Well, after thinking about it carefully, the unlovable eldest brother is more vivid in my mind than the male protagonist. At least he is a living person with flaws. In short, the author's writing style is very good, and he talks about daily life. The supporting characters are all intelligent, and the images are vivid and interesting. There is no hostility or extreme antagonism. Even the fight between the heroine and the fake daughter is very vivid and interesting. It is a good book.

It doesn't have that kind of quarreling or fighting over the best routines. It focuses on warm daily life. The interaction between teachers and students is also very interesting. There are not many emotional scenes. The progress is slow. It's not the kind of you love me and I love you right from the beginning. It's not bad.

I like to travel back and forth to write novels and draw comics, and I also like to read stories about teachers who want to educate children. This book meets two types of stories that I like at once, which is great [shy]~ And there are so few good-looking articles about teaching children. Plus, I like stories with CP, so this book is really good [laughs]! This is my first time reading a comic drawn in a period text. There are some settings based on the background of the period. It feels quite novel~~ I also like the relationship line. In the beginning, the girl chases the boy, but she doesn't chase him very much. After her confession is rejected, the heroine slowly puts it down, but then turns around and the hero slowly starts to chase him [laughing]. It's quite interesting. All in all, this book is really good to read. There are very few bad villains, most of them have their own strengths and weaknesses. The characters are very lively and lively. Anyway, I really like this book [Sending Hearts]~

Progress: 140 The heroine has a good background, and finally she is no longer a family member with deep hatred and hatred. There was a bit of conflict at the beginning, but it got better soon. Most of the main lines are the career line and life of the female protagonist as the head teacher, and a small part is the emotional line. I really like the part where the heroine draws comic strips and her daily life as a class teacher, but it's a pity that there was no royalties system for comic strips at that time. There are many cute students, neighbors, and some annoying people, but they are all very vividly portrayed. There is a small problem, probably it is that there are relatively few love lines, so the span is very large, and it is relatively slow to warm up. For example, in Chapter 87, the heroine's confession was rejected. She had been looking forward to seeing the hero chasing his wife at the crematorium, but found that very late and in the middle, the heroine recognized the hero's mother as her godmother and kept calling him brother. A little embarrassed, I have to go to orthopedics. 121 The male protagonist is jealous, secretly sulking, and is still flirting with each other after seeing the latest, not knowing when it will be settled.

It's super beautiful, the writing is very good, and the story is very warm. The heroine is really good at being a class teacher. She is the kind of teacher she dreamed of when she was a child. It has the feeling of Yang Hongying's fairy tale, and the warmth and warmth of the naughty Ma Xiaotiao, Teacher Mi'er, Little Doudou by the window, and the family with children. It has an interesting atmosphere, and the period writing also pays attention to a lot of research details. The emotional scenes with the male protagonist are not easy to get over at once. They are more gradual and comfortable. Of course, the career line of the female protagonist is what I love most. She educates children in various ways as a teacher and draws interesting, cute and meaningful children's comics.

It's so good to watch, especially the description of the children in Xiangyang class, but I don't want to see more of the male protagonist in it, haha

It is a warm and healing book that reminds me of many childhood memories. I am born in the 80s. When we were young, our favorites were Teacher Miaomiao, Sister Ju Ping, Uncle Dong Hao, and Scarab.