[Copywriting of this article]: As the only living bloodline in his family, Wang Qingtian traveled to 1973 in order to cure the inherited cancer in his family and embarked on a treasure hunt. The Chinese characteristics of the 1970s were food stamps, earning work points, breaking the four olds, etc. Let's take a look at Wang Qingtian's growth process!
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The new article next door "The Comparative Group of Female Protagonists Dressed as Strong Chinese Characters" has been completed. If you like it, remember to read it.
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Jiang Yutong, the technical backbone of an Internet company, once traveled through time and became the comparison group for the heroine of a powerful Chinese novel.
In the plot of the novel, the original protagonist and the heroine come from the same village and are classmates.
The heroine is good-looking, good at studying, and good at singing and dancing. She joined the national team at the age of twelve, participated in national-level competitions, and earned eighteen gold medals for the country.
However, the original protagonist was not inferior to the heroine in appearance and IQ, but he skipped classes all day long, his grades were a mess, and he eventually dropped out of school early to work, ruining his future. Before he died, he regretted that he had not been able to study well.
Jiang Yutong, who has been admitted to a top domestic university and studied abroad at a top university in the world: wow, is it that simple?
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The sequel "The Only Child in the 1990s" has been released. If you like it, go check it out. There are red envelopes for new articles!
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Su Yimo, a career woman, struggled all the way from the countryside to the big city. Finally, at the age of 30, she owned three houses and had a deposit of over one million.
Once in time, in the 1990s, she became an only child doted on by her parents, who were both working professionals.
Su Yimo:? ?
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