Life in the 1960S

I really don't know how to complain about this article. Throughout the article, the supporting characters are far more emphasized than the male and female protagonists. In the end, the male and female characters turned into facial makeup, without flesh and blood or emotions. With the heroine's IQ, EQ, and character, without a golden finger, it would have been a problem for her to live and grow up in that environment at that time. I have seriously thought about how to describe this heroine. After much deliberation, I can only use the word "mentally retarded". I emphasize that here, it is a neutral term, which means mentally retarded in the medical sense. I feel a little worried about my money...

Am I the only one who didn't regard the heroine as the heroine from beginning to end? I always think the protagonist is Mrs. Zhao╮(￣▽￣)╭

Can you imagine that people who are short of books can only read previous articles?

It is obvious that the whole family was written by one author before going to Beijing, and by another young author after arriving in Beijing. He is not merciless at all in order to collect money from the readers of the literary pit!

I like the main text, but the extras are not that good

So interesting hahahaha

Over. One of the most diligent authors I have ever seen

It was a bit disappointing at the end, the male and female protagonists were just too stereotyped and there were no outstanding supporting characters.

Except that both male and female protagonists are interesting

I read it in the spirit of not wasting it, and while I was watching it, I kept trying to defend the heroine. Was it because the author's golden finger was too big, so the heroine had to have flaws in her character to balance it out? Coupled with such a strong grandma, there is nothing wrong with her stupidity and loyalty, but the author magnified this stupidity and made it unpleasant to watch. This makes sense. It's not that she can't grow, but that there are obstacles that prevent her from growing. After all, her personality has already been determined when she grows up. Even if something happens to her, Golden Finger means that she is destined not to encounter bad things that can affect her, so she won't change much when she grows old. Emmm, I feel like the male protagonist is a failure. Since he can't develop a good emotional line, he can just brush it off. In the later stage, it makes people feel that the author is really just for the sake of water, insisting on dragging on the story that could have been ended early. The above is not very complete, and I am too lazy to improve it. After all, I've finished reading it, it's not too early, and I'm sleepy. Just Jiang, slipped away.