A Young Educated Youth in the Seventies

Really, these aunts just stared at the heroine and talked me off. Oh My God. The heroine has something going on, and a group of people are complaining about it. The heroine has not done anything yet, and a group of people are complaining about it. These aunts have been talking nonsense for so many chapters. The heroine looked at me and I felt so aggrieved. Besides, what about those female supporting characters? If I hadn't known that he was the male protagonist, I would have kicked him in the face. The female protagonist didn't mind being with the male protagonist, but I was disgusted by it. Is there a male protagonist? Oh my God, such a male protagonist escapes from real problems. Thank you. The big setting is very attractive to me, but after reading a few chapters, the aunt was rude, the male protagonist did nothing to the female partner's mother, and the female protagonist just felt whatever you wanted, I was really frustrated.

The heroine doesn't look very smart, Yazi

The author should do a good study of the prices at that time, what he wrote is very unreasonable.

Why don't you call me sister but aunt? She calls a four-year-old child sister

The subject matter is good, but the writing is a bit rough.

I think the heroine is a little too confident. It is always a joke that rumors stop at the wise. Failure to refute it can only prove a guilty conscience.

Congratulations on the completion, spread the flowers

Things like the educated youth spending money to buy meat, and the old lady in the previous chapters saying that she needs to use the money and food stamps given by the heroine to buy food, aren't they common sense?? There's no need to act like you're smart or awesome for coming up with these ideas, right? It's like saying that people will die if they are killed…

Comrade Song is such a scumbag, he's still a college student~

The heroine is so stupid... Are you sure she's not a primary school student?