Chronicles! Nice Chronicle

59 禁 The Abstinent Male Educated Youth Is Very Exciting, Why Is He My Ex-Husband? Huo BeishanModern Romance683k Wordscompleted 12.3kReads7.2Score1.6kShelves

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I haven't finished the first two books yet, but they are quite good. The third book has been completed. They are all beautifully written!

61 黎 Diary of the Li Family's Struggle A Silent TigerModern Romance680k Wordscompleted 16.8kReads8.5Score2.3kShelves

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The first one is ordinary and everyday, the second one has a heroine

63 这 This Day Is Beautiful Zheng BaiyeModern Romance274k Wordscompleted 37kReads9.0Score4.7kShelves

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Live a beautiful life! ! ♥Off-topic: Are there any period novels in which the main characters are aborigines (except Alley People, haha, I've read them)

64 哥 Brother, If You Lick the White Lotus Again, I Will Lick Your Mortal Enemy. The Mountains and the Wind ConspireModern Romance315k Wordsongoing 1.9kReads5.8Score175Shelves

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At the beginning of the chapter, the heroine told her brother that she was pregnant with his rival's child, and she also pursued the hero frantically, which made her brother very angry. The interaction between her brother and the hero was really funny and very beautiful!

65 穷 When You Are Poor and No One Cares About You, Success and Fame Depend on Who You Are. Vrunning SnailvUrban1.7M Wordsongoing 145.8kReads8.3Score13.4kShelves

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The first one is a rare male-video chronicle that even girls can read. The second one has no cookie-cutter routines and the emotional lines are very natural [shy]

67 九 In the 1990S, the Wealthy Couple of High-Ranking Officials Lived on a Prosperous Road The Loquat Tree Has LightModern Romance499k Wordscompleted 15kReads7.0Score1.9kShelves

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This book is a must, about strong women and high-ranking officials' families.

68 主 Main Character Chen Yancompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves

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——Reflections on reading "The Protagonist" by Chen Yan When the curtain opens and under the spotlight, does the "protagonist" who is applauded by thousands of audiences really control his own destiny? In "The Protagonist", Chen Yan's intensive work focuses on the famous Qin opera singer's memory of Qin E's nearly half-century artistic life, and sharply throws this question to us. Recalling Qin'e, this shepherd child who came out of the mountains was brought into the county theater troupe by chance and embarked on a path that she had never expected. Her original name was Yi Zhaodi, but she changed her name to Yi Qing'e, and eventually became the famous "Yi Qin'e". Behind the change of name is the reshaping of her identity again and again, and the constant game between others' expectations and self-perception. Is Yi Qin'e the "protagonist"? On stage, definitely. Her Qinqiang performance art has reached the level of perfection. Every move, every frown and every smile can touch the heartstrings of the audience. Her name is printed in the most conspicuous position on the poster, her performances are sold out, and she is a well-deserved pillar of the troupe. However, under this dazzling halo, what we see is a passive person pushed by fate, environment, and all kinds of people around him. She initially studied drama because she had to stay in the troupe because of her uncle; she practiced hard, largely due to her simple nature and external pressure; her becoming the protagonist was inseparable from the appreciation and support of screenwriter Qin Bawa and others; even her two marriages were mostly passive acceptance rather than active choice. She is very much like the "passive hero" in traditional Chinese culture - very capable, but often powerless to control her own destiny. This passivity constitutes the most profound paradox of "The Protagonist": the most dazzling protagonist on the stage is precisely the supporting character who lacks autonomy in life. Chen Yan depicts this paradox with amazing writing power, allowing us to see the gap between art and life, and the insignificance and helplessness of individuals in the tide of society. Recalling Qin'e's artistic career spanned the forty years of reform and opening up. These forty years were a period when Chinese society experienced great changes. The rise and fall of Qin Opera, an ancient art form, in the wave of modernization constitutes another tension in the novel. When popular culture sweeps in, traditional opera is gradually being submerged, and "characters" like Yi Qin'e have to face the reality of audience loss and theater troupe reform. She clings to her artistic ideals just like she clings to a way of life that is about to disappear. This persistence itself constitutes a tragic resistance. It is worth noting that Yi Qin'e's "stupidity" and "clumsiness" have become a unique force in a world full of smart people. She doesn't understand the ways of the world and doesn't know how to play both sides. She just "practices stupidly" day after day. This seemingly backward quality has allowed her to reach artistic heights that are difficult for speculators to reach. Chen Yan seems to be telling us here: In this overly smart era, perhaps it is those seemingly "outdated" qualities - focus, persistence, purity - that are the real way to the temple of art. It is equally intriguing to recall Qin'e's relationship with the women around her. From initial jealousy and exclusion to later understanding and support, these changes in relationships reflect the complex ecology within the female group. In the male-dominated art world and society as a whole, how do women deal with themselves? How to treat each other? Chen Yan did not give a simple answer, but showed the subtlety and complexity through delicate brushwork. When Yi Qin'e finally chose to train her adopted daughter Song Yu to become the new "protagonist", we saw some kind of reincarnation and some kind of breakthrough. She is no longer a completely passive recipient, but begins to actively shape the next generation. This subtle change from passive to active may be the warmth that Chen Yan left for readers. After reading "The Protagonist", I couldn't calm down for a long time. Don't each of us play some kind of "protagonist" on the stage of our own lives? But can we really control our own destiny? Perhaps the true meaning of life is to realize the limitations of one's own subjectivity, to find initiative among passivity, and to explore possibilities among limitations. By recalling the story of Qin E, Chen Yan not only vividly describes the life of a Qin Opera performer, but also depicts a microcosm of an era and explores the eternal propositions of art and life, individual and society, tradition and modernity. The reason why "Protagonist" resonates widely is precisely because it touches the question deep in each of us: In the drama of fate, am I the protagonist or a supporting role? Perhaps, true maturity lies in recognizing the dual nature of this identity - stepping forward to be the protagonist when the time is right, and being willing to play a supporting role behind the scenes when necessary. And no matter what position you are in, you can maintain your inner sobriety and dignity. This is the highest state of the drama of life.

69 穿 Crossing the Book of Eighty Years: the Evil Girl in the Control Group Is Obsessed with Growing Vegetables XimusiModern Romance330k Wordsongoing 15.5kReads6.3Score1.6kShelves

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Is there any chronicle of this type? Can you please recommend it?

71 重 Rebirth 1978: a Rough Start: the Man Breaks Off His Engagement and Separates His Family Stars Chasing Cloudscompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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In his previous life, the male protagonist endured for a lifetime. His younger siblings died prematurely due to the abuse of his stepmother. He himself died of poverty and illness. On the day of his rebirth, he decisively broke off the engagement to stop the loss. He forcefully separated the family and left the best family. He relied on mountain and forest resources to earn income, stayed away from his unfavorable relatives, and pursued a career with a gentle educated youth.

72 穿 He Is a County Official and Has Children Waiting for Rice to Be Cooked. Don't Talk About the Wind Flags When Your Heart BeatsHistorical739k Wordsongoing 156.6kReads8.8Score24.8kShelves

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It's been a long time since I've seen such a good book. It can make people patiently read it bit by bit. In the daily life of the city and the fireworks of the world, the male protagonist has the means and brains to rise from the bottom little by little. From the author's words, there is a strong sense of picture in the mind. The background of the era of the male protagonist's life is unfolded frame by frame. Every task is vivid, like the picture of Along the River During the Qingming Festival unfolding in front of us. Come on, as a reader who spends more time looking for books than reading them, this is an absolute piece of cake!

75 操 After Thirty Years of Hard Work, Do You Think Bai Yueguang Is True Love? Rice Bowl 114Modern Romance1.0M Wordscompleted 87.5kReads9.2Score13.3kShelves

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❤️❤️I have been obsessed with period articles for a while. I recommend all the bottom-of-the-box products.

79 七 Qi Ling Jiaojiao Wants to Take the College Entrance Examination, and Four Rough Guys Go Crazy and Rush to Confess Xingwu Muzicompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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They are all good articles from the era, one is about Shanghai educated youth going to a forest farm in Northeast China, the other is about going to a minority village in Yunnan, and counterattacking the group's favor in the college entrance examination!

81 重 Rebirth 1985: My Hot Years Cheng Yezhouongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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After the protagonist is reborn, there is no system for predicting the future, no spiritual space, and no metaphysical luck. The only "plug-in" is the experience of the past life and the accurate grasp of the pulse of the times. From setting up a stall to building a factory, every step is in line with the business logic of the 1980s, and the details are so real that it feels like watching a documentary!

82 重 Back to the 60S: Farming to Make a Fortune and Raising a Baby Southern LycheeModern Romance1.4M Wordscompleted 24.9kReads9.0Score2.1kShelves

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Lots of writing

86 年 In an Era When the Head of the Family Could Do Whatever He Wanted Ye Xiu's WifeModern Romance732k Wordscompleted 5.8kReads8.1Score274Shelves

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Nice chronicle

93 七 70: After Being Kicked Out of the House, I Turned to Marry an Army Officer Xiao ShuangyuModern Romance1.8M Wordscompleted 77.1kReads9.1Score11.6kShelves

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Rebirth, time travel, system, golden finger, food, wife chasing crematorium

98 重 Rebirth 1986 I Opened a Supermarket in the City Lonely Dog ​​Listening to the RainUrban912k Wordsongoing 14.2kReads6.8Score1.1kShelves

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Reborn in 1986, selling vegetables, opening a supermarket, contracting production lines, building greenhouses, raising fish ponds, doting on my wife and daughter, the data is rigorous, not exaggerated, and the sense of substitution is strong

99 扮 Play the Role of the Scheming Bai Yueguang and Enjoy the Fun at 50 WanzhouduModern Romance830k Wordsongoing 52.2kReads7.0Score5.6kShelves

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This one is super, super pretty [adoration][adoration][adoration] Although the score is not very high [adoration][adoration][adoration] but it should be promoted in the future [adoration][adoration][adoration] The female protagonist is super sensible [adoration][adoration][adoration] It's not like other eras where the female protagonist's family can never be compared to the male protagonist's family. [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] There is currently no male protagonist in this one [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] The female protagonist is a heartthrob [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] There is no plot to reduce intelligence at the moment [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] Please go and watch it [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

100 香 Building Dreams in Hong Kong Volcano TigerUrban1.2M Wordsongoing 1.6kReads7.1Score—Shelves

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New Territories clan culture and rural affairs rules are integrated into the plot, interpreting local characteristics and humanities, and adding a lot of news.