"Taking a Panda to College [The 1970s]" is ongoing. Scroll down for the blurb.
[Blurb]
Leng Qingzhi, a candle-making artisan, transmigrated to an unknown dynasty and became a crown princess who had married into the royal family in someone else's place. But after just three years of coasting through life, her own crown prince husband personally exiled her.
The noblewomen of the capital all lamented Leng Qingzhi's bad luck. The crown prince was about to ascend the throne, yet she'd lost the empress's position that had been within her grasp.
Meanwhile, Leng Qingzhi took her mother-in-law, a noble consort, and the rest of the family into exile with her. They built a thriving business in the place of exile, and she became a major player in the Valley of Villains and the richest person in Xizhou City.
Just as she was raking in money, her vicious husband was exiled to the Valley of Villains for some unknown reason.
Xiao Qihan, look who's here now! A woman who doesn't avenge herself isn't a woman at all. Just you wait, I'll destroy you!
Huh? Wait, why has Xiao Qihan gone mad?
To keep her son from sharing a bed with his wife, her mother-in-law racked her brains. When he pretended to be crazy, she even threw him into a pigsty to eat and sleep with the pigs.
Xiao Qihan was so furious he nearly spat blood. "You really are my own mother and grandfather, aren't you? Thanks a lot!"
Xiao Qihan nearly ground his back teeth to dust. "Woman, you're going to remarry? Look and see if your crown prince still has a door open to you!"
Leng Qingzhi: "We could reconcile, but only if... you become my live-in son-in-law."
Xiao Qihan: "Fine! I'll be your live-in son-in-law!"
Several years later, at the new emperor's coronation, the old court officials immediately recognized the woman seated beside him. Wasn't she the discarded consort, Lady Leng, whom the new emperor had exiled years ago?
Mastermind: Impossible! Absolutely impossible! Wasn't she already dead?
"Taking a Panda to College [The 1970s]" is ongoing.
Qin Shuye's family had a bad class background, and after both her parents died, she had no choice but to marry young. Her husband failed to protect her, and they eventually divorced. Qin Shuye left her mountain village for a job in the city. She worked hard and diligently, but died from overwork on the day before her retirement.
When she woke up, she was back in 1975. She resolutely split from her biased grandmother and moved into the mountains. Qin Shuye wanted to make up for the regrets of her past life: she would take her whole family to college.
Life in the mountains was peaceful and uneventful, until an injured giant panda escaped to her home. They did everything they could to treat it, and as it gradually recovered, the panda started getting up to mischief and refused to leave.
The Qin family was struggling financially and couldn't afford to care for it, so they went to the commune to ask for a solution. The commune allocated the panda several dozen jin of rice husks each month, based on the ration for a sow, and told them to take care of it for the time being. From then on, the Qin family lived with the panda.
Only later did Qin Shuye realize that the panda had come to straighten out the entire commune. It was a heavenly blessing! The Qin family's sworn enemies fell on hard times, while the Qins had one stroke of good luck after another, made a fortune, and saw their standard of living rise rapidly. Qin Shuye could finally focus on getting into college.
The five Qin siblings were missing a teacher, so Qin Shuye went looking for the handsome, impossibly cool educated youth from the capital she'd heard about. He taught at the commune high school. When she saw Tang Jian'an in person, Qin Shuye was stunned. Was this some kind of bait-and-switch?
Tang Jian'an, whom Qin Shuye had lured up the mountain, was teaching when the giant panda lay quietly across the Qin sisters' feet to warm them. Tang Jian'an looked at the black-and-white pig under the table and mused, "What will happen to it when you all go off to college?"
Before Qin Shuye could answer, the panda's ears twitched. Angrily, it ripped the loose thread hanging from the back of Tang Jian'an's sweater and spun and danced wildly, turning it into a fashionable bandeau top.
Tang Jian'an wrestled with it over the sweater. "That's my wool sweater!"
Qin Shuye chased the panda around the courtyard. "I'll take you to college too, and we'll all go to the capital together!"
Theme: Like a flower or tree, grow toward the sun.
The copywriting is completely incomprehensible... Even though I know every word...
How did the author come up with this title? I thought it was about cultivating immortals, but I didn't expect it to be an ancient novel?
I didn't want to watch it after reading the introduction. People who write novels like to force HE so much. It's just as disgusting as the current TV series.
After reading the introduction, I just want to say one thing: What kind of weird time and space is this? Common sense and ethics are in a mess, but the country has not been destroyed?!
Everything else is pretty good. I was stunned as soon as the male and female protagonists get along with each other. I didn't expect that they would run all the way. It's strange to write about love. I would prefer to read it in one sentence and slowly bring out memories through things later. This is my personal preference in reading the article, please forgive me if it offends me.
"Going to College with a Panda [70]" is being serialized "The Great Beauty of the Seventies", "The Little Tailor and the Male Vixen in the Eighties", "I Have an Emerald City in the Eighties", "Return to the Seventies to Assassinate the Paranoid Villain", please collect it Qin Shuye's family was not well-off, and her parents passed away one after another. She had no choice but to marry early. The man failed to protect her from wind and rain, and she ended up getting divorced. Qin Shuye left the mountain village and went to a big city to work as a laborer. She worked diligently and hard, but died suddenly of overwork the day before her retirement. Wake up and go back to 1975. She resolutely separated from her eccentric grandma and moved to the mountains. Qin Shuye wanted to make up for the regrets of her previous life. She wanted to take the whole family to college. The days in the mountains were uneventful and peaceful until an injured giant panda escaped to her home. They tried their best to treat the panda. The panda gradually improved and started to work again, but it depended on them and refused to leave. The Qin family was living in poverty and could not afford it, so they had no choice but to go to the commune to ask for an explanation. The commune distributed tens of kilograms of grain chaff to the giant pandas every month according to the standards of sows, allowing them to raise them first. From then on, the Qin family lived with the pandas. Later, Qin Shuye discovered that the giant panda was actually here to rectify the whole commune, and it was a lucky star from heaven! The rivals of the Qin family were in bad luck, but they were lucky enough to make a fortune one after another. Their living standards skyrocketed, and Qin Shuye could go to college with peace of mind. The five brothers and sisters of the Qin family were in need of a teacher, so Qin Shuye found the rumored handsome and cool educated youth from the countryside who came from the capital and worked as a teacher in the commune high school. After seeing Tang Jian's true face in Lushan, Qin Shuye was dumbfounded. Is this a buyer's show? Tang Jian, who was abducted by Qin Shuye, went to the mountain to teach. The giant panda lay quietly on the feet of the Qin sisters to warm their feet. Tang Jian looked at the black and white pig under the table and said in a deep voice: "You have all gone to college, what will it do?" Before Qin Shuye could answer, the giant panda twitched its ears, angrily pulled off the thread hanging behind Tang Jian's back, jumped around wildly, and gave him a fashionable tube top. Tang Jian fought with it in a tug of war: "Labor's sweater!" Qin Shuye chased the giant panda all over the courtyard: "Sister, I'll take you to the college entrance exam together, and let's go to the capital together!"
Why don't you change the male lead?
This kind of article makes me feel a bit bald
She was able to drug people in the general's mansion and successfully crawl into bed. If she had this ability, couldn't she find a suitable time to discuss marriage with her cousin while protecting her own face and reputation? She knew that her cousin was kind-hearted, and she was sure that as long as things went well, her cousin would take her as a concubine. How could she know that her cousin would definitely find a good family to marry her to? This aunt really makes me sick. I don't believe that her cousin is busy 24 hours a day, all year round. Is she really worried about her marriage and future, or is she greedy for the glory of the house, or maybe she has small thoughts because the general treats her cousin well. After all, she is the one who tells the story, and only she knows what she is thinking. The heroine does not feel sorry for her aunt, but even feels sorry for her aunt's mistress. I am also speechless.
I came in without understanding the copywriting. My toes have been restless since the heroine recalled her relationship with the hero. Moreover, I feel that even if the Chu family is a burden, the key point is that the mind is not clear. An aunt who ran away by herself is still going out to find it. It is obvious that she does not want to be dragged down.