Wrongly Married in 1975: The Rugged Man and the Sophisticated Beauty
错嫁1975：糙汉与御姐
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- Completed
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- 475k Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 2mo ago
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- Mistaken Marriage in 1975: The Rough Soldier and the Elegant Career WomanEnglish name
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This book progresses so slowly, so incredibly slowly. A single event might be summarized in a few sentences, but the entire book takes several chapters to describe, reflect upon, and narrate. It doesn't feel like a novel; it's more like an essay, requiring careful piecing together.
A fantastic book. The author's writing is excellent. The prose is delicate, and the psychological descriptions are spot-on. The subtle shifts and transitions are handled precisely. And it's not just a chronological account; the transitions and development are very engaging. It's a very enjoyable read. However, one thing to watch out for is the slow pacing.
This is beautifully written, with delicate and evocative prose. The writing is witty yet philosophical, and it also includes so much delicious food. It makes me realize that marital happiness isn't just about having a good man, but about both people working together to make it work!
Under the cherry blossom tree, everyone looks beautiful. The female lead is wonderful and deserves the affections of an outstanding man, whether it's because they're kindred spirits or something else. There are some regrets though; oh my god, it would have been so much better if it ended in a 1v2 situation! What a pity!
It's so well-written and I'm so happy for the male and female leads. They're such wonderful people, yet I feel a deep sense of regret for Gu Mingsong. It's a sad reminder that life is full of disappointments. He should have been his, he clearly liked her, they were so compatible, yet fate intervened and they missed each other. Who can he tell about this regret?
Keep writing! The opening scene with the singing isn't a song from that era; it's easy to give yourself away. Hopefully, this mistake won't happen again later. Be careful.
After reading over ten chapters, here's my review. Overall, the author clearly put a lot of effort into this story. The writing is very delicate, with subtle details about the characters and emotions, including the scenery, actions, and even micro-expressions, all contributing to the atmosphere and the characters' feelings. The writing is realistic, nuanced, and fluid.
As a seasoned bookworm who's spent over 10,000 hours on Tomatoes (a popular Chinese online forum), while writing this book, I was actually thinking: If fate forced someone completely out of your plans onto you, what would you choose? I've read too many melodramatic misunderstandings and entanglements, so this time I wanted to write something different—Qiao Yujie's choice was: run.
Three sisters marry three brothers. The adopted daughter, Qiao Yurou, secretly switches the marriage certificate. The eldest daughter, originally betrothed to the eldest son of the Gu family, is now involved in a family affair, but everyone is misled. 🤦🤦 The male lead, Huo Zheng, falls in love with the female lead, Qiao Yujie, at first sight.
Author, please update soon, I can't get enough! 😫 It's so good, I love it. Easy to read, funny, realistic, and absurd. I can see myself in it! 😂 Like the scene where they kill and chase the chicken. In a special era, three sisters married three brothers. I know of five sisters who married five brothers, and they were hastily packed up and married off in the middle of the night! 🤦🤦🤦