This is the story of a devoted top and a domestic bottom falling in love in the 1970s.
Li: Why do you cry whenever I talk to my female classmates?
Wang: The women in this village are tigers. They scare me.
Li: Why are you helping me raise the kids?
Wang: I'm a domestic bottom, aren't I? I had nothing better to do.
Li: Why did you agree to be with me?
Wang: I was crying too hard to hear you properly.
Li: ...
There are kids in this story, but no childbirth. To avoid sensitive issues, the setting has been altered from reality. Finally, the author's IQ is constantly dropping, so historical accuracy enthusiasts, please don't come at me~~
The last sentence of this chapter is well written and very literary, especially the sentence "There is always cold winter between spring and autumn."
In the 1970s, there were only two years of junior high school, the first and second grades, but no third grade.
I feel that the writing is average, and some areas need more revision.