1980S Hong Kong: From Prodigy Girl to Power Broker

The author's writing style is very good and the descriptions are very good, but the point is that there are too many male characters in it, and the female characters are not described very much and are very flat. I read several reviews of the author's previous books that mentioned this issue. The author can see that it would be better to write more female characters in these reviews, for fear of stepping on the wrong side.

I just watched it in two days and tied it. The writing is good, but the proportion of male supporting actors in the comments below is 90%. It is a fact that most of the interactions are male. If you mind this, you can avoid lightning. I think it is okay. Except for the more important role of mother, the presence of female supporting characters is basically 1%. Why do you want to wash this comment area? Some people just like to see a lot of women [making faces] [making faces] [making faces] Of course I didn't pay attention when I read it. This book will not be a long article, and the pace is too fast. The highlight: there are many men, and male interactions account for 99%. If you don't mind, don't read it.

Look, show it all to me. The heroine has only been in elementary school and it ignited me. It's just like the introduction. Most of the family's resources are given to her. The head of the family is also very far-sighted. Of course, it's because the heroine is indeed worthy, but it's also important that no one holds back. Look, show it all to me!

It's very interesting to read and follow, with a good rhythm and no lag. The whole text is very comfortable to read. The heroine's studies, career and family atmosphere are also well written. Some of the content in the article is quite humorous. Some people commented that the female characters have few highlights, but I don't think so. The mother in the book, the sister-in-law of the Su family, is... The heroine's aunt, the heroine's sister, and the previous tablemates are all very well written. It's not that the female characters must be very powerful, but that everyone has their own personality characteristics and shining points. In the social background of this era, it is inevitable that men have a higher social status than women.

Full marks, super heartwarming, funny, and reasonable

Even if it's tied, it's not enough to watch [I'm about to cry] [Sending my heart] I finally dug out a rare, delicate and full-of-fire novel about the Xiangjiang era in the 1980s. I finished reading the existing chapters in one go and couldn't help but write a long review of Amway! The heroine Lin Ying was full of talents in her previous life but died in depression. When her heart stopped beating, she just wished she would never be a human again in her next life. She returned to Xiangjiang in 1980 and became a nine-year-old girl who had been stupid for nine years. The few paragraphs at the beginning directly touch people's hearts. There is no exaggerated and bloody beginning, only the real and warm human fireworks in the tailor shop. Lao Dou is a carpenter who came from thousands of miles away, his mother uses a sewing machine to support the small family, his younger brother secretly stuffs candy, and grandma travels long distances to deliver sesame paste. The family bond is so touching. Different from the cold and utilitarian family relationships in many novels, the warmth here is hidden in the incense of burning goose fat and the sun-bathed quilts, which is plain but healing. The whole family is clear-minded and sensible, and everyone works together to support the heroine to pursue her dream. There is no internal friction, no super relatives, and the family atmosphere of mutual understanding and support is really getting better and better. The heroine herself is also sober and tenacious. From having a wealth of knowledge that she could not put to use in her previous life, to having a living body that can run and jump in this life, she expresses her desire for a new life with the words "Grandpa, I want to study." The author writes the plot with just the right rhythm, without procrastinating or forcibly creating conflicts. The era of Xiangjiang in the 1980s is realistically and delicately depicted. Most of the novels on the same subject on the market have a long history, but this one is rare in being smooth, delicate and moving. Now the tying update is simply not enough! I sincerely hope that Aying will study all the way, seize the opportunities of the times, and lead her family to make a breakthrough step by step. The author has to take care of himself even though he is working hard on typing, but can he add a few more chapters? Readers can no longer hold back their interest in hoarding the article, waiting for it to be bigger! I highly recommend it to all friends who like Hong Kong style and warm family counter-attack stories of the era. You will definitely not lose money!

How should I put it? I just came in because I was bored, but to my surprise, this book is exceptionally good-looking. The plot is compact and not procrastinating. There are not a bunch of super relatives. Everyone in the family is very nice and trying their best to support me. It's a bit realistic, but it doesn't make people feel heavy or heavy. It can also be seen from the article that the author has very upright views. The heroine is the protagonist of the article. I just don't know if there is cp, but once you read it, you will feel that it doesn't matter if there is cp (in fact, I am a person who likes to read cp [learned]). I have tied it in a few hours. I hope the author will work hard on coding! [Working on the manuscript] But don't be too tired. [Top post][top post] First of all, the heroine is neither pretentious nor abstract, she just has strength and uses strength to interpret her self-confidence. Why must we focus on describing the female supporting role to be called the beloved daughter? Don't you think it's superficial? The author's portrait of strong women is not a group portrait. I think the focus should be on the highlights of the heroine rather than others. I am an emotional person and like to write a lot of book reviews, which may be a bit extreme, but this book is really good. We witness the heroine's growth step by step from the perspective of bystanders. She uses knowledge to change the fate of the family. She leads the whole village to become rich. She breaks the prejudice that girls cannot learn theory and shows a calm and powerful core. This is what we should focus on and discuss, rather than fiercely criticizing the author for writing about several men and several women. Although the author hasn't written it yet, he has already mentioned that the heroine will definitely return to China, that poor and weak country, to contribute to the country and use science and technology to change the destiny of the country. There is no need to focus on some passers-by. What we should pay more attention to is the growth of the heroine herself. I hope those who haven't watched it won't be led astray by the comment section and can really give it a try.

The finest chaff. 🍅The Xiangjiang Chronicles, which are rare in this book, are even rarer. I used to love reading Xiangjiang Chronicles, but I always read them on another platform. The plot is reasonable and not procrastinating, and it does not advance for the sake of advancing the plot. Reading this aroused my interest in this type of writing again, but after searching on 🍅, there were too few articles about this type of subject matter, and the ones with high scores were not very good, just like writing a running account. Why is no one watching it? Wouldn't it be better if everyone watched it to make the author famous? Okay?

It's even, I like this kind of family atmosphere where the whole family works together to form a rope. The family members are clear-headed. Aying is supported by her family and her own goals are firm. I hope my sister can reach higher places step by step like this ps. Dear author, don't be tired or idle. Can you give me dozens of chapters and scare me? The entire plot consists of long sections of dialogue, which seems a little tiring. Especially the heroine, if a little psychological description is added, it might be more humane and lively. Now the characterization seems a bit dull. The rest of the plot is a bit like an outline. After all, a cool article is a cool article.

It's super good-looking. I really like this kind of plot where the heroine relies on her strength to counterattack step by step and live a good life. There is no nonsense, no annoying patriarchal preference, or shortcomings in the family. The heroine and her family get along very harmoniously. Everyone is a very good person.