
I Repair Tractors in the 1970S
我在七零修拖拉机
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 790k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Originally I like sunny male protagonists, but I also like the male protagonist in this article. As for the female protagonist, I read the romance just to see a story about a woman that I can like. The reason why I read it all is because the female protagonist is very good. In terms of character creation, the author is quite successful. Everyone is multi-faceted and not stereotyped, and the characters' actions have corresponding logic. I look forward to future stories.
The article is quite good, but I wasn't very happy to read it (a very long article will inevitably have some things that I don't like). I'll just read Silly Baitian in the future.
In the last chapter, the male protagonist has a dream, which is his "last life". He had no women, was single until his death, was extremely wealthy and was in a wheelchair. He seemed to be a bad guy and was shot. Is that so?
After reading it, it's different from the ups and downs stories I usually read. It's a very ordinary life.
It's a good read, but I suggest new readers stop at chapter 200. After all, it's an old novel, and there are some ideas in the ending that don't fit current values, but overall it's still very good!
This is the most miserable article I have ever seen about a reborn person, and it is also a loud mouthful against those who think that if they start over again, they will be omniscient and omnipotent and everything will be smooth and perfect from now on. The story is very well written, it is very broad but can be told along the main line. The plot is plain but not disappointing, with tears and laughter. The author is very powerful in writing. Personally, I think the fly in the ointment is the part about Xu Xiangyang at the beginning. I spent so much time on it. I thought the male protagonist was such a silly and sweet person. In addition, I was a little annoyed by my sister's messy worries, so I almost gave up on the article. In addition, what the hell is it that the male protagonist is such a top student and joins a department in the Information Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that sounds like a librarian? It doesn't make sense that a small officer in a small department would go abroad to take on important work after only a few years of working. Personally, I think it would be more convincing if he was set to a senior position or some other position and stood out because of his outstanding business ability and was appreciated by the big leaders he came into contact with. Otherwise, our male protagonist can only soar to the sky because of the aura of the male protagonist in the novel. Looking forward to great new works!
I feel that the writing is quite good, and the characters created are quite real, with flesh and blood, good and bad. Regarding the issue of Father Lin's treatment of his two daughters, love is actually the same, but people themselves are more likely to sympathize with the weak. Although Mother Lin is more affected by emotions, she actually does not wrong the heroine because of Father Lin's obstruction. As the heroine said, when a family lives, sometimes it is inevitable to feel wronged. She cares so much about each one and only remembers what she lacks but not what she gets. Isn't she just like her sister? I don't think she's a holy mother. As for the old lady's incident, it's actually just sympathy and then forging proof. It's not as serious as some people think, not to mention that it can still work (after all, no one proved that she knew that the old lady was a bad element and was Zhang's grandmother). And she only planned to bring the old lady to Zhang's presence at the beginning, so she wouldn't care about it, and the male protagonist handled the matter better. In fact, some people in the comment area are quite interesting, because after using God's perspective for a long time, they really seem to be able to dictate everything. How is it different from Lin Weihong? They rely on prophets to achieve high goals. The ending seems a bit fast, but it is understandable. All the relationships are almost finished, and the rest is a smooth daily routine. There is nothing left to explain.
I read them all in one go... I was caught off guard by this tail end. I thought I would also write about little monkeys and Manniu.
I personally dislike this male protagonist very much. The heroine is not very happy in her life.
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