Life in the 1970S: I’m a Socially Anxious Girl, and He’s Possessive

I don't think the heroine is very socially fearful, just slightly introverted. In fact, the heroine will take the initiative to interact with people. When the hero is with her, she will also take the initiative to go out and buy things. It is the heroine who communicates with strangers herself, and the heroine adapts to strangers very quickly, especially the hero and strangers' family members, as well as some passers-by. , The heroine gets along well. I don't think it's social fear. At most, she doesn't like to communicate with others, but she can take the initiative to communicate with others. As for the relationship between the male and female protagonists, it's only been a few days, and the heroine is quite outgoing. The heroine said that she can't express admiration, but the heroine is very sophisticated in her feelings, which is okay.

I haven't read a few chapters, but I was moved by the relationship between the two sisters. The writing and description of this aspect are very good. But what exactly is the male protagonist's position? One moment he was a political commissar, and another moment he was a group leader. Is he a political commissar who prefers civilian ideological work? Or do you prefer to train regiment leaders who go to the battlefield?

It's actually quite good, but in the early stage it was really emphasized that the heroine is a social fear, she doesn't like to deal with people, doesn't like crowded places, and doesn't like to visit. But that changed once she got to the family home. After feeling the family home, the social fear became an excuse for the heroine, a label she used when needed, and she didn't show it at other times. For example, I first lived in a hodgepodge building. Speaking of this, I thought of a conflicting point: is this building soundproof? The heroine and the hero didn't feel that there was no soundproofing at night, but during the day the heroine could hear the voices of people around her in the bedroom, and she felt that there was no soundproofing. Back to the topic, the heroine who said that society does not like children, interacts with the sister-in-law and their children in the family home every day. When she sees the excitement, she ignores the people around her and directly joins in to watch the fun. She says that the male and female protagonists are surrounded by troubles that will involve their own heroines. Later, she also deals with a so-called heroine from the opposite door, and is friends with people from the cultural troupe. Although she is not disgusted, she always feels that it contradicts the previous heroine's own ideas, and it has nothing to do with social fear. If I really want to say it, it's not that I'm afraid of society, I'm just a bit introverted and don't like to actively socialize [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]

The heroine's character is quite distinctive, somewhat sensitive and introverted. But he is also very tough, like a grass, and the male protagonist is more possessive, responsible, and has a better ability to take on a role. In terms of plot, it is average, but the ambition of the male protagonist is quite interesting. If you can't rise for the time being, you have to support the people around you to rise. Well, it is a bit realistic, and there are more cars, and it can account for 4 or 6 points in terms of plot.

The male and female protagonists are well designed, the family members are very nice and warm, there is no super character, the female supporting characters are also quite good, and there is no competition between females for men. It looks pretty good so far. One shortcoming is: although the system is a melon system, it has grown up with the heroine in the last chapter, and can understand their feelings like family members. However, there is no need to write the repeated content "This is what it (the system) has raised since childhood" in the system's narration several times. The system seems to have only appeared in one or two chapters, but the same narration has appeared several times. Another shortcoming is: the heroine's mother is called Zhao Wen, and the heroine's nieces and nephews also have characters in their names, which is not good. In China, it is taboo to avoid names with the same characters as elders. In our family, we have to avoid the names of relatives in the clan. Different characters but the same pronunciation is not acceptable.

Beautiful and warm! This is the hero and heroine I want! Hey-hey

It's good to watch, the plot is interesting and not draggy, and the characters of the male and female protagonists are also likeable. I recommend it.

When I first started reading this novel, I didn't think it was very interesting. It was just to pass the time. Slowly chasing it up. Waiting for updates every day. Highly recommended, it can be said to be relatively good-looking for its age.

Personally, I think this book is quite interesting.

The plot is good, there are no surprises so far