I Became a Top Student in the Nineties

Finally finished watching it, the ending is really good. After struggling all the way and for decades, each of the brothers and sisters has their own happy ending, and the structure of the four major families has taken shape. I like the male protagonist's strong sense of responsibility and sense of structure, I like the female protagonist's indifference in doing her own thing without fear of rumors, and I also like the atmosphere of unity and friendship among a group of friends. I saw many sisters talking about the male protagonist's family background. In fact, I think this can only be regarded as an early bonus. Once the male protagonist graduates from graduate school, the family background will be just the icing on the cake. The male protagonist's parents have repeatedly told him that the glory of the family will be gone if they leave. They hope that their son will not rely on the family for everything, and choose a partner based on ability rather than family background. Moreover, throughout the book's decades of struggle, the female protagonist's personal achievements really have nothing to do with the male protagonist's family background. The only two times she helped her were to find a place for her to intern. However, the female protagonist finally gave the system to Ye's father's jurisdiction for free, which gave her even greater rewards. She is engaged in learning, charity, and products in the information age. The male protagonist cannot write stories, does not understand website operations, and does not understand her patents. To say that his greatest role is to help defend against powerful enemies when they attack. Such as the sexy news, such as the lustful Mr. Guo, as for the Xue family, it was the male protagonist who caused it himself, so he naturally has to defend the female protagonist from foreign enemies. The male protagonist himself did not rely much on his family. Whether it was studying or his subsequent official career, all the achievements were achieved by himself. On the contrary, when his family encountered a crisis, he fought against Lei and fought through complicated situations, seeking a way out for his father and family, saving friends who grew up together, helping his lover to tide over difficulties, paving a road for himself, leading a group of little brothers to the top, and finally forming a close alliance between the four families of Ye, Gu, Chen, and Zhang. It can be said that Father Ye's final achievement was partly due to his own hard work style and partly to his son's ability to increase his bargaining chip. There is no overlap in what the men and women do. One is engaged in politics and the other is engaged in learning. Of course, the heroine is always misunderstood and said that she relies on her husband. She didn't seem to have explained it, because sooner or later her results would not be covered up. Think about it, for a scientist, could her achievements be obtained by a husband who is a high-ranking official? It's just a small fight, but at the heroine's level, in our environment, it's impossible to favor her. In some aspects, the male and female protagonists are quite similar. Others say that the male protagonist relies on his father, but to me he is just a yanei, but in fact his father relies on him more. Outsiders say that the heroine relies on her husband, but she laughs and says nothing. In fact, the heroine is the anchor of the family. This group of brothers and sisters came together because of her. Her brother, brother-in-law and classmates became the male protagonist's powerful help in the later stage. Without the female protagonist, the male protagonist may not have the intention to develop his career. Let's talk about the emotional line, which is actually the biggest support of this article. When she was in her hometown, the male protagonist had not yet appeared. What supported the heroine to keep going day and night was her stress reaction after suffering a major emotional trauma in her previous life. Through her own efforts, she solved the troubles in the past, led her brothers and sisters out of the quagmire, and made several close friends, which to a certain extent healed some of her inner pain. During the middle school period, the male protagonist's strength initially made people think that this person was very domineering. But if you think about it carefully, the heroine was deeply hurt by her family. She said that she was like a PTSD patient. She was too defensive. Ordinary boys could not enter her heart or gain her trust. Only such a person with deep emotional entanglements, meticulous mind and strong personality could win her heart. This article says that the male and female protagonists are reborn together, but half of the female protagonist's feelings for the male protagonist are based on the memories of her previous life, and the other half are slowly built up after marriage. The time from when she entered college to when she got married was very short. If it weren't for the foreshadowing of her previous relationship, the heroine wouldn't be with him at all. It wasn't until the two experienced countless ups and downs together that they truly became lovers who supported each other. Starting from the middle period, the heroine lost her early hedgehog-like state and no longer stabbed people everywhere. He looks like a different person, which is also caused by the environment. In that place in the countryside, there are always mean people, such as Wang Liansheng and his wife, the second aunt, and the eldest aunt. To deal with these people, you can only respond harshly, otherwise you will be bullied. When she gets out of that environment, as a writer or a professor, she can no longer fight with people every day, and she has to pretend to be polite. Later, she had many helpers, and she did not need to say or do many things herself. The biggest regret of this article is probably Xiao Gu. There is really nothing wrong with this affectionate and kind-hearted boy. Sometimes I really wish the author would open a parallel space without the male protagonist and let them be together. But when I think about it again, the male protagonist is willing to risk his life for the female protagonist, and he has spent forty years alone after losing his beloved wife. His feelings are deeper than Xiao Gu's, and they are mature feelings that have gone through ups and downs. They are more genuine than Xiao Gu's vague love of youthful crush. Chen Lu has many faults, but she is very passionate and broad-minded. She doesn't care at all that her husband has been in love with another woman all his life. When her husband is stubborn, she even calls the heroine for help. Her enthusiasm and tolerance helped Xiao Gu get out of an emotional dead end. The daughter she gave birth to was Xiao Gu's most cherished baby in his life, allowing him to experience the warmth of life with fireworks. Sometimes I feel that Xiao Gu has poured some of his regrets for the heroine into his daughter. He knows that the heroine hates irresponsible fathers, so he wholeheartedly be a good father. He knows that the heroine wants him to be happy, so he lives a good life, respects his wife, loves his children, and is a good son, son-in-law, husband, and father. I seem to have figured out the author's rules in writing. The love between the male and female protagonists is perfect and tends to be ideal, while the relationship between the supporting characters always tends to be realistic and there will always be regrets. Such as Yang Zhen, such as Xiao Gu. In this article, the brother and sister-in-law are an ordinary fireworks couple. The marriage between Xiao Wu and his sister was more like a perfect match. To put it more clearly, there was even an exchange of interests. By marrying his sister to Xiao Wu, Xiao Wu became the bravest vanguard in this big family. Fortunately, there was a real relationship between Xiao Wu and his sister, so this exchange of interests was covered up. The method of combining virtual and real takes into account emotions and realizes the expansion of interests. I'm going to read the free postscript at the back. The copywriting says it's sweeter. Hey hey hey, that's sweet.

The Wang family must have made mistakes, but isn't the biggest mistake caused by his father being so troubled? . . . Oh

I never thought that Fang Jingjue was a boy

Decades of ups and downs, a life, a blockbuster movie

It took me two days to read it, it's great

Doesn't Qiuqiu deserve a name?

Which one are you planning to update next? It's been a long time since I've seen such a conscientious person~

What's wrong with learning? Why not learn from bandits? Hahahahahahahahahahaha

Is this the end of the extra chapter?

Why do you call your peers "Monkey"? I have only seen Mrs. Jia calling Wang Xifeng "Monkey" in Dream of Red Mansions. Is it appropriate to call my peers "Monkey"? The first half is very good, but the second half is a bit like a big family in ancient times, which is a bit strange.