After an accident, Zhong Yi travels from a modern metropolis back to the 1980s. With little Qiu Lin by her side, she sets out to start a business and build the comfortable little life she wants. But who can tell her when the handsome young man with the fair skin started setting his sights on her?
In an era when the whole nation is striving for progress, let's enjoy the good life and fall in love!
Note: The female lead is older than the male lead.
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An Qing has always thought she spoiled Gu Fang from the time they were children. Sure, Gu Fang is a little cold and arrogant, and he takes advantage of her affection to "bully" her now and then, but she never forgets to treat him well. She even helps him... pursue someone, despite his crush being on a man.
Then one day, the two of them tumble onto the sofa. An Qing looks at Gu Fang leaning over her. His lips are so beautiful that she swallows without thinking. Is this what they mean by a feast for the eyes?
A little scene:
An Qing: "Gu Fang?"
"Mm?"
"I can't help you pursue He Bi-gege anymore."
Gu Fang frowns. "When did I ever..."
An Qing: "Because I want to pursue you too. Is that okay?"
Gu Fang: "..." So slow. (Affectionately exasperated.)
Theme:
Were there fleece Martin boots in the 1980s?
Come on(???_??)?
Good night. I've been having low back pain for no reason lately. It's uncomfortable. I just read novels to divert my attention.
I'm so happy to see the male and female protagonists talking about it, but when I think about the male protagonist's previous experience, I want to tear that scumbag into pieces. Ahhhh, when I think about the girl in Gansu who jumped from a building due to depression due to being molested, I feel so heavy in my heart. There are also those who are applauding downstairs. I really don't know why people's hearts can be so vicious.
I'm back. Ah, they are together
My final exam week has begun... I just took one subject, and there are two more subjects tomorrow. I will wait until Sunday morning to take the last subject, ugh
Zhang Hu feels like a source of trouble
Although I think the male protagonist has the right to choose his own friends, I actually think that no matter whether there is a reason for them to fight or something, the male protagonist should consider whether he will cause trouble to the female protagonist, right? Moreover, this friend is a bit annoying. He is always stuck with the male protagonist, and he feels a bit like he is not an outsider.
I was a little speechless when I saw that the heroine wanted to pay back the watch. She didn't want to buy the watch, and it didn't belong to her, but she wanted to give it to Xiaofang's boyfriend. Moreover, the watch was so expensive, so the heroine actually wanted to pay back the watch. I was really speechless. The heroine still doesn't have a house, and she probably doesn't have much savings. Even though she has a lot of material things, she can't sell them openly for money. She still has to support herself and the hero. The hero still needs to go to high school. Aren't the books and tuition fees expensive? And why the heroine doesn't return the watch because she thinks the male counterpart won't want it, and wants to pay him back. Dad, what exactly did you want to express when you wrote this plot? I know I thought the heroine was written in a silly way, and she also made a lot of nonsense.
Come on, I'm the sofa, hehe