Written in the aboriginal era, this aboriginal heroine feels that her life is more exciting than those of the heroines who were reborn and traveled through time, and is more in line with reality! It's great without any cheats or foreknowledge [laughs] There are too many parents! If you like daily life, you can check it out! The family atmosphere is great, and the male protagonist respects women! [Cool]
A realistic period piece that refuses false filters and takes root in a small, poor county in the 1990s. It tells the story of an ordinary boy's troubled youth, his secret love, and countless misses in his life. It objectively restores the difficulties and regrets of ordinary people in the era.
Amidst the roar of the assembly line and the cold night in the rental house, she always had hope. Those who helped her in difficult times became her motivation to move forward. This is a story full of love and power that makes us feel the tenacity and beauty of life.
I really like these two books. The first one has just been completed, starting from the end of the Qing Dynasty to the end of the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is like experiencing that period of history from an outsider's perspective. The protagonist does not have any big gold fingers. The only gold finger may be the history in the mind, with no space and no cp. The second book is not about romance, it is about a family, but it is also very interesting. It started in 1945, and it is also very interesting. Both books are from the perspective of the male protagonist.
Zheng Weimin, an orphan, travels to the year 1976. As soon as he was surprised to have both parents, he was sent to the countryside by his parents in order to get a promotion. He was kicked out again just after arriving home during the New Year. Without the potatoes in northern Shaanxi, Zheng Weimin would have starved to death that year. Without the subsidies and assistance from his close friends, Zheng Weimin might not have been able to leave northern Shaanxi alive. The future road is not an orphan, but what should Zheng Weimin do if he is an orphan?
It's more real. Instead of going to the countryside, the heroine was admitted to a technical secondary school and assigned to a state-owned factory. Hold the knowledge of modern machinery and work hard to build a career.
Xu Cuhe woke up on the train and forgot everything. Facing a strange husband and a lovely child, she carefully observed everything and tried to adapt. It wasn't until I met the heroine in the book that I regained my memory. It turned out that I had been born through pregnancy and became a passerby in the book. Both the male and female protagonists have relatively calm personalities, and their lives are peaceful and warm, which is logical.
This is such a real rural life. Little Stutter and Little Widow Chun Niang are so funny to get along with. Little Stutter is afraid that others will find out. Little Stutter secretly helps the little widow farm at night. The little widow goes to the seedling field to see that the seedlings are gone. She curses for a long time, and Little Stutter finally stammers, "Don't... Don't scold... Scold me, Chun Niang, I will help you plant your seedlings." Super funny [face covering][face covering]
These four books are the more realistic period novels that I have read recently. I highly recommend the fourth one. Don't stop reading at the beginning. After you read Chapter 10, you will feel that the more you read, the better it gets.
I strongly recommend these three books, especially 12. The writing is very good. It may be a little crazy at the beginning, but it gets better and better the more you read, and the writing becomes more and more delicate.
The heroine is an indigenous woman. The virtue of hard work in the period novels is that the former is not hardworking. When she has to work, she often exchanges things with people. As for virtue, beauty is extremely beautiful, and virtue still exists. The male protagonist is a time traveler, and there is also a reborn girl with a live broadcast system. In order to eat melons, the reborn girl chases the heroine's butt every day, just to show the audience something different, a daily melon-eating story about short-sighted parents.
This book is very good. In my mind, it is the literary god of the era. It is close to the reality of human nature. There is no exaggeration of viciousness. It is true that neighbors help each other. There is no golden finger. There are only lovely girls who work hard and make progress. If you like the long and steady life, I highly recommend you to read this book. Please read it patiently and discover the beauty in this book😊
With no system, no space, and no quality, General Xue escaped from the prison of the palace and came to an era when women could hold up half the sky. She loved the freshness on their faces and wanted to replace the steamed buns in their hands with white-flour steamed buns and meat.
My sister-in-law is the heroine of the original book. She is the best family member and has no golden fingers. The heroine immediately requested to separate the family when the hero was discharged from the army, and the two bought a small yard and moved out. The heroine has a cheerful personality and is a bit gossipy in daily life, but she will not lose her temper if others don't mess with her, and she won't get used to anyone who comes over to cause trouble. She will be beaten and scolded when necessary. Both of them are addicted to each other's beauty. The male protagonist sees his daughter-in-law every day and feels cute like this and that. The female protagonist also likes the male protagonist's appearance and urges the male protagonist not to gain weight and to protect his abdominal muscles. Live a warm and happy life.
The writing is delicate, the emotions are sincere, and the author's first-person narrative style is immersive! A true historical article, worth recommending!
1. In the northern countryside in the 1970s and 1980s, the male protagonist's family is poor, his father is demented, and his mother never gave up on her husband and son. She faced the hardships with strength. The male protagonist studied hard and struggled, and finally made his way into the world. The content is positive. 2. The female protagonist travels through the book and becomes a rural woman with a daughter who was abandoned in the late 1970s. She reorganizes her family with the divorced and retired male protagonist. The two run the family together, and the female protagonist pursues a progressive story. The content is relatively real.
This book is about urban life in the 1960s. The heroine's parents work both ways, and she is still in junior high school in the city. The description of her family is very warm. It's a very short book, with no military marriage, no rough guy, no scumbag father, and no stepmother. It's a short story about a warm family, full of fireworks, and plain and simple, giving people a feeling that they want to keep reading.
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