
Born in the 1950S, How Did I Just Barely Make It Again?
胎穿50年代,我怎么又擦边上岸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Best of the Best in Historical-Era Fiction: You’ll Regret Missing These!!!
Something like Xia Xiaolan's story. I couldn't stop thinking about it long after I finished.
Looking for Down-to-Earth Stories Set in a Past Era, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
I'm in a reading slump.
Do Period Novels Really Have to Send the Characters to the Countryside? Looking for Ones That Don’t
Every single historical-era novel is about educated youth being sent to the countryside, or petty rural dramas. Can these authors write anything other than educated youth? Are there any historical-era novels that aren't about going to the countryside or rural life? Even something about spies in the 1940s would be fine!!!
In a Reading Slump, Looking for Masterpieces That’ll Blow My Mind
I'm looking for stories like *I've Been Possessed for 90,000 Years*. Nothing brainless or dumbed down; fresh ideas, any genre, exciting, funny, scheming, or imaginative, all welcome.
Quick Transmigration Stories That Make You a God from the Start
It feels like novel quality has been going downhill ever since quick transmigration became popular. We used to get god-tier novels like the ones about Quan Jin, Ye An, and Qin Ran, but there haven't been any like them lately. The first few quick transmigration novels were okay, but now I don't even know what to say. Is it just me?
Stories So Thrilling You’ll Stay Up All Night to Finish
Rated 9.9: A Period Novel I've Read Five Times, and It Feels Different Every Time
Looking for stories like Back to 1968: A Ten-Year-Old Child Protects the Whole Family. It's incredibly good and so, so different from anything else.
Reborn in the Womb, Set in a Bygone Era, Going to University or Vocational School
Period Novel, No Sent-Down Youth, Has a Job, Everyday Family Life
Looking for Stories Where the Female Lead Goes Into Politics and Benefits the People
Looking for books like *A Post-00s Woman Enters Government Service, Defying Convention and Loving Her Country*. Please recommend stories about a female lead who passes the civil service exam, starts at the grassroots level, tackles poverty alleviation, and brings prosperity to the people. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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It's so good! And it doesn't treat the readers as fools. They don't go to the countryside or go to the black market. They are ordinary people. The heroine will not always be the first or take the university entrance examination. I think technical secondary school is enough in that era. The heroine has always been engaged in career, has a harmonious family, and the relationship between brothers and sisters is very good. Currently, there is no The best relative, the character setting is not purely bad and good, just like the heroine's uncle, he will help the heroine's mother beat up those who bully her, but there are also the limitations of the mentality of that era, the heroine's mother even wanted to study and did not help. Later, the contact between both parties was for profit, not childish, and very in line with the behavior of ordinary people. I really like the sentence in the article, the grass in the ground is always growing, and after it is pulled out, the crops will still be planted. Finally finished chasing! Real! So delicious! Be sure to look back! ! ! The first chapter felt very flat, but at the end it was really tear-jerking and funny. Every character is portrayed with great care, even if it's just a supporting role! There are so many characters that I like, including the heroine who is tolerant and gentle to all women, Xie Fengshu, a hero in troubled times who returns to the clan through three generations, Zhang Hongshu, who lacks love but is tenacious, Guilan's mother who breaks through the times and loves her daughter, Cuifen, the godmother who holds an umbrella for her daughter, ambitious Lihua... There are too many. And why I have always been particularly tolerant of this book is because I can feel the love between the lines. She said that girls should not feel inferior and should walk openly. She said that a girl's dignity is the most important... And the mutual help between women is very full of love. At the same time, many plots are really meaningful. This book talks about the plight of ordinary women, but it also talks about what I should do if I have low self-esteem, and what should I do if I can't escape my family of origin. Instead of just being bitter, consuming women. It's not the kind that describes women's chest, waist and legs, it's very comfortable. The feeling I felt when I read this book is really hard to describe. Highly recommended! !
When writing about a heroine, one should not just write about her beauty, but also about her hard work and bravery. When writing a group portrait, you can't just write about being redeemed by the heroine, but also write their own story. The author writes each one very well, writing about the heroine's efforts, the heroine's bravery, and the stories of the heroine's friends. It makes people feel soft when watching it, and each character is portrayed very well, as if they have passed through their life trajectory. If you like group portraits, you must watch this! And I love women very, very much. I not only love the heroine, but also every little female character in the novel.
It was so tight that I couldn't see anything. . The text reveals a constant sense of tension. . I don't know why I'm so tight (๑•̌.•̑๑)ˀ̣ˀ̣
It's very interesting, and the family ties are well written, but many of the timelines are too inconsistent with that era. First of all, it's wrong to cancel the college entrance examination in 1965, and the forced mass sending to the countryside was in 1968, but this article has been implemented for two or three years. The heroine is 15 years old and has an older brother. The heroine's mother is at least 35 years old and was born in 1930. As a result, she keeps talking about her childhood. At that time, the heroine's mother could not study, and could only go to high school, not junior high school. In 1930, it was a time of war, and it was difficult to survive. The conflict turned out to be reading. If this story was set in the mid-1970s, it would be more reasonable to write that the mother could not study when she was a child. In short, because the historical line is relatively clear, I feel that this timeline is very dramatic. The emotional drama at home is well written.
It feels a bit like prose. The pace at the beginning is a bit slow, especially the part where the heroine is studying in a technical secondary school is really long. The heroine seems to be a completely different person since she started working. She was a calm persona with her own goals in front of her. After working, her inner drama becomes particularly lively. I feel that there is a little bit of separation, and the front and back are like two people. But the flaws are not outweighed by the flaws. The female characters in this book are well portrayed. Most of the people with higher status in the book are women. And the line written by Aunt Cuifen is also quite touching. In summary, I love women.
Micro-group portraitFemale-centered Come on, Ms. Cheng Ya has reached thousands of other ladies! Ms. Pliers writes about the heroine, not about being silly and sweet, but about the moments when she lowers her head and rushes on her way, and how she has to stand up straight in the mud. Ms. Pliers writes about group portraits, not about tool people, not just background panels, but about their own life issues. The female characters are all three-dimensional, with their origins and destinations. There is a passage from the author that I really like: "Girl, you have to get ahead! You say your talent is limited, so you climb to the highest point your talent can reach. You say your climbing posture is not decent, it doesn't matter, it really doesn't matter!" Let's encourage each other~ The author really put his heart into it. I felt that everyone in the book felt warm and sad, as if I had peeked into some real life. Recommended to sisters who like solid group portraits and true love female novels! I hope our "contemporary Sun Shan" Ms. Cheng Ya will have a bright future. To shine, to shine✨. It's just another serialized article, I'm going to fatten up and update it~ Finally, I found out that this is the author's first long article. Come on, Ms. Pliers👏
It looks good, but the author just wants to make a suggestion. The paragraphs are a bit too long. Can it be shortened? Sometimes there are only two paragraphs on a page, which makes it a bit difficult to read. I will probably continue to follow up on updates, hehehe😁
Very pretty. Except for modern memory and [Sun Shan's physique] (suspected), the heroine has no golden fingers. Her memory, appearance, and family background are ordinary. She relies on studying hard day after day to slowly improve her life. I admire the heroine's hard work and perseverance. The heroine slowly awakens her memory, the family atmosphere is warm, there is nothing super in the family, and the heroine's mentality is quite good. Looking forward to more updates. I hope this article will be a long one. I personally like to read articles about the era and career.
Yes, the author's writing is quite good and very detailed, but there are too few updates. Please add more. This is the first time I have read a novel about technical secondary school. It is very detailed. In many years, the heroine in the novel has been mentioned in one stroke when she went to technical secondary school. However, it is also too detailed and the pace is a bit slow. I hope it will be faster in the future. Didn't the introduction say that the heroine was notified that she would not take the college entrance examination the next day after receiving the admission notice? Did I forget to write it? What month and year is it now?
Subjective evaluation, refer to it with caution—— I read this article intermittently because it was serialized. I didn't read it for a long time and then I saw the ending in one go, so I can't remember it clearly. I don't know what label to use to describe it. Because there are so many labels now, but I think it is considered female-friendly. The main body of this article has a lot of interactions between the heroine and female characters, and even the supporting characters are relatively full. The most classic one is probably the mother-in-law and the heroine who are both webmasters, hahaha, so cool! The heroine is happy to welcome a virtuous husband, and her daughter and mother-in-law have the same surname! My mother-in-law laid the foundation for her career and paved the way for a broader career path together! The male protagonist is so virtuous, I envy the female protagonist's blessing! The friendship between the heroine and her classmates and colleagues is very good, especially Zhang Hongshu's emotional quality - her side story is also good, fortunately she came out, fortunately her daughter is her daughter! There are many female characters in the book who talk about the difficulties of being a woman, but they don't give up on their efforts to make progress and lift themselves up. It's really great! Being born in this world, it is inevitable to feel resentful because of discrimination, but also moved and grateful after seeing the strength of our predecessors. I sincerely hope and wish women a prosperous future! Comparatively speaking, it's not that good because it may not be as intense as other books about the main heroine or about relationships. It's relatively bland. For example, it's not as profound about career and stuff, but I don't think it's a problem.