Honey's Little Days in the 1970s

Looking back, the heroine was about four or five years old when she was adopted, and the hero was about seventeen or eighteen when he went to the countryside. Did the two of them have a relationship??? The male protagonist is ten years older than the female protagonist. If they met and fell in love with each other as adults, it would be almost the same. A man who is almost an adult and a child who may not even have an aunt?? I read this from another article by the author. In that article, I felt that men develop feelings for each other too early? Does the author have a problem with his outlook on life or does he like old men? Isn't it okay to have childhood sweethearts with the kids next door?

So she deserved that slap?

The author doesn't look like a five-year-old child at all, really.

I can accept that Zhong Xing is the male protagonist, but the subsequent portrayal of him should be stronger, after all, the age difference is quite large, lol. Just follow the author's intention, I hope you enjoy writing~

If you want to get involved in the field of period literature, you should study carefully what is available in each era. From the middle to the end, you will feel like reading modern literature...

The two plots are the same as the one about Tianbao. They both eat milk jelly with tea and then male classmates invite friendly competitions.

Can we talk about relationships at the right age?! If I hadn't purchased the entire copy and couldn't return it... I would be really angry.

There may be some deviations between Tianbao and this article. The emotional line is too early, and the author may have developed the content of the chronicle article too early. After all, recitation competitions basically did not exist in the 1970s, and Tianbao's Walkman did not exist in the 1970s. I have the impression that only a few families had it around the 1990s...

Although, madam, why did you choose the male protagonist to be so dramatic? It feels completely inconsistent with the entire article 🤔 Jiang Xian is the same

The male protagonist is really Zhong. . . Um, I really have a bit of a sense of déjà vu.