
The Educated Youth Returns to the City in the Seventies: Book Transmigration
七零回城女知青[穿书]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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I've watched it. It's not that it's bad, but it's definitely not good either.
It's a great watch. The story is very realistic about human nature, emotions, and work. After watching it, I felt as if I was there, experiencing the turbulent changes and hidden hopes of that era.
The final chapter about Su Jingwen was completely unnecessary. Her hatred for Meng Xiaohua was utterly unreasonable; she was a later arrival. She cheated on her husband again, leaving herself in this wretched state. Couldn't she live well without a man?
I've always thought Jingwen was a rational person, but the last chapter made me a little sad. I guess it's because it doesn't align with my own thoughts. Thank you for writing such a wonderful story!
Yay! Thank you, author, for letting me see the ending. I'll come back and finish the novel when I have time. [666]
I want to read the next one. When will it be released?
It's a very good read! The writing is excellent, and the characters are very well-developed! The author has very positive values.
The author seems to constantly emphasize the negative aspects of that era, while the vast majority of those impacted were the oppressed privileged class. For most ordinary people, that era didn't have a significant impact. Policies have the limitations of their time, but they weren't entirely bad. We need to look at this dialectically.
It's so well-written! In this era of short dramas, I read the whole thing in one go—it's just so amazing!
An era, a tapestry of lives, Shu Shennan's book [heart emojis] [heart emojis] [heart emojis]