Don't Let Your Parents Lose at the Starting Line [The 1970S]

This is the first time I've seen a side story where the main character dies. It's quite special.

I forced myself to finish reading the extra, but it turned out to be just a water character. There is no longer any substantive content. It is all about showing off after success and fame and showing the weird outlook on life of some supporting characters. I don't understand the meaning of such an extra.

Finished spreading flowers! I read another good period article, it was great. I think this chronicle is very good both in terms of writing style and plot creation. The writing style is very smooth and mature, and it gives people a "period flavor" when reading it. Every time I read period novels, I almost always look for similar writing style, but now I have only seen three or four such mature period novels hahh I also think the plot is very well designed. It is similar to the pattern of a big story within a small story. The story from Song Tang's birth to his death is written in chronological order, with details and outlines, and it looks very comfortable. What surprised me even more was that this book also had some educational implications. Although I saw some people complaining in the comment area that they don't want to see some philosophy and truth in these books, I think people who read novels will be very happy to see these. If I could read novels like this when I was a child, my values ​​would also be affected (and in a good way). The meaning of a girl seeing progressive ideas in this kind of book is different from seeing not-so-progressive ideas in a domineering novel. (It's a bit confusing, but that's probably what it means) Looking at the history of contemporary literature these days, this romance novel belongs to the category of "popular social novels" and originally had only entertainment value. But because it contains things that educate individuals and enlighten society, these progressive things will be more meaningful. (Maybe this book is not that great, but I think this is worthy of praise. At least he tells a story about how people should understand themselves and view life correctly. It may be a bit preachy, but it is good.) A slight shortcoming is that I feel that some of the foreshadowing, or foreshadowing, in the previous design is not explained in the subsequent plot, such as using lifespan to change one's origin, etc., But there is no explanation later. I don't know if it is the author's deliberate arrangement or if it is written in the back and I forgot orz But overall, this is a novel worth reading! By the way, I actually feel that although the last chapter looks like a knife, people will grow old and die. Since Song Tang has reached this age, death is certain, so I don't think it is a knife. Instead, it is because the death of the protagonist in the last chapter makes this novel more complete, and the life line of the protagonist of this book is clearly written. But at the end, the author said that the part about going to heaven was so abrupt, I didn't know what it meant... Thank you to the author for writing this book! Looking forward to the next one hey [dog head] [dog head]

I really wanted to give up on the next twenty chapters. Although I was moved to tears in the last chapter, Father Song and Mother Song are my favorites. It seems to me that they are the male and female protagonists of this novel, but the ending of sleeping to death on the sofa really left me speechless. . . . . Overall, this novel has a happy ending, but I still feel a little bit disappointed!

This interspersed trial is really weird.

The last chapter turned out to be so sweet and so sweet (??)

Why do you still throw a knife after it's over?

I have fully ordered it. My account was borrowed by a friend to read the book. After reading it, I really wanted to post my personal thoughts and bought the last chapter. Don't blame me for being a pirate. Thank you. Let me tell you my thoughts. I really like this article. In the early stage, Tangtang worked hard and pushed her parents to make progress together. She also gained a lot in the process of growing up and gradually changed some of her own ideas. Many people will reflect on themselves and be inspired when they know about their family's affairs. Relatively speaking, it is more of a group image. Thinking (I don't mean the kind of real group drama), I personally am really encouraged by some things in it. I often watch and reflect on whether I am the same, and what kind of situation I have fallen into. I also think so, but there is something wrong in it, and it is even difficult to discover. I should have done some homework on other aspects. Although the comments seem to say that there are some things that are not right. I don't know much about the 1970s, at least it doesn't seem to be a big problem, so I won't comment on this. But how can I put it, I feel that the plot at the end of Da Da Da is weird, and it gives me the feeling of starting high and driving low (? No, the latter part is also good, but it just feels weird at the end). I don't know if Da Da Da didn't transfer it well at the end or it was a bit panicked to finish it. However, Zheng Yue's part also made me

In the end, it was really too knife-like. This chapter was already very knife-like. It was stupid to directly stab me. I can only say that I am too soft-hearted and it was a bit unbearable to see the male protagonist being knifed like this. But the overall subject matter is really great. Although it sometimes feels incoherent, the victory is that the subject matter is novel. After reading three books by the author in three days, I found that the writing style has really improved a lot.

I didn't quite understand the identities of Song Tang, Zheng Yue, Liu Ting and Xu Qian at the end.