My Parents Were the Control Group in the Chronicle [1970S]

Meng Xia entered a period novel, and her parents were the control group. Her father, Meng Lin, was very scheming, scheming and scheming all day long, trying his best to climb up and reach higher places, but no matter how hard he tried, how he found relationships, or how he planned, he couldn't compare to the male protagonist. In the end, they were betrayed and separated from each other, and he was scolded for not knowing his position, and his posture was extremely ugly when he was laughed at for his hard work. Her mother, Liu Cui, is a country woman with no education. She is already very humble, but she is still being dragged out to compare with the heroine in terms of appearance, figure, husband, children, and career. It seems that the existence of this kind of woman is shameful and pathetic, and women like the heroine are role models. Meng Xia, known as the "little mentor" in the group, said: It doesn't matter if the protagonist has a big halo. As long as (1) understand the objective laws (2) understand the ugliness of human nature (3) master the means of struggle (4) have enough patience and perseverance, no one can stop the rise of their family of three. So—— He or she is happy or angry, the city is unfathomable, the skin is as thick as a city wall, and the heart is as cold as ice... The number of people in the whole family has increased exponentially. "The male and female lead are a family, nothing special." ## It doesn't rely on messy golden fingers, nor on so-called talent (which most people rarely have), nor on the legendary beauty that can kill everyone. It relies on the fighting spirit and determination to stand up a thousand and one times after being knocked down a thousand times, and the intelligence. Note: The article is mainly about parents Mission: As long as we work hard, everyone can be the protagonist