I Wonder If There Is Such a Kind of Three Correct Views, Where Everyone Has Their Own Understanding of Everything
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The three views are particularly correct, and some of the words can even be used to write essays. No matter the protagonist, supporting characters or even passers-by, they all have their own opinions and cognitions. They have their own worldview, values, and a great pattern. I beg for this kind of writing! ! ! ! !
Chen Qingfeng never thought that the theft of the ancient tomb ten years ago would completely change his life. A terrible curse, an ancient evil spirit, the death of his girlfriend... Since there is no way to avoid the fate, then take the initiative to break it...
Traveling back in time to the 1970s, military wife Yu Xiangnian is both brave and good-tempered, fighting rumors and showing off her intelligence! Faced with misunderstandings from doctors at the health center and inquiries from political commissar Su, she was not afraid, calmly clarified the pregnancy rumors, and bravely put forward suggestions for improvement. As an officer, the male protagonist Cheng Jingmo dotes on Xiang Nian and protects his wife without mercy. Although the two have their own ideals and ambitions, they can skillfully balance work and family, and together they write a sweet chapter of the 1970s. Yu Xiangnian's courage and Cheng Jingmo's pampering make the novel "The Army Wife is Brave and Teaful, and the 70s Officer Gave Him a Headache" is full of warmth and sweetness, making people want to put it down!
You can read these two books. They may not be the type you want, but they are very good-looking. They are about rebirth and bringing glory to the country. The first book has a system, and the second book is about returning to the original world after experiencing many worlds.
This book is modern, very interesting, very funny, and belongs to the category of (Shadow➕Live broadcast➕Crazy everywhere) and is very suitable for contemporary young people. They will go crazy when they should go crazy [smile]
Opening this book is like running into an old film soaked in the smell of coal ash and cabbage sticks - the boiler room of a northern town in the 1980s gasped in the cold wind, the sweetness on the tip of the tongue mixed with the pain of digging into the palms of the hands when the three brothers and sisters shared a piece of fruit candy, the leader's quotes on the wall-covered newspaper and the leaky enamel basin combined to create a symphony of absurd existence. There is no miracle of rebirth and time travel here. There are only the cinders on the father's spine that cannot be washed away and the scratches on the enamel jar where the second sister counted the dowry on the night before her wedding. Every detail has a sense of reality like ice. When your younger brother uses his frozen hand to copy "The Ordinary World" to sacrifice his mother, you will suddenly understand the silent backbone of your parents: it turns out that the most violent romance is hidden in these icy lives without golden fingers. (Warning for 9.3 Masterpiece: The whole article is full of "useless" imagery, but it makes everyone who grew up in Tongzilou burst into tears)