I'm up to Chapter 8, so I only have the first eight chapters to read, but they're still so boring that there's nothing to read.
I've tried my best, but after changing it over and over again, I still have to sigh. The author is rubbish. The author has an excellent "My mother carried me to the hospital with a fever on a rainy night" templated story line and a boring writing style that is comparable to a human machine.
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A hilarious daily life in the countryside, a young man who has failed in a small town and has an alternative way to rise again.
She is so cute and takes her expired children to play in the countryside, raises dogs and eats flowers, goes to the market, eats on mats, stops fights on the road, eats melons and looks at the stars.
A sunny love story and super healing daily routine in the countryside.
PS: Kawaii is the best dowry for an adult (not
She Niu's Enthusiastic Little Sun (Xu Jiaye)
The village cadre who couldn't bear the oppression of the big city and returned to his hometown to work there x The graduate student who went back to his hometown to relax during a period of creative bottleneck
Xu Jiaye, a cadre of Liuzi Village, spends his daily life: resolving neighborhood disputes; strengthening the village's tourism industry; and teasing the newcomers from the small community in the opposite alley to make him blush.
At first, she found that although this guy had a cold face, he had a good temper and would not reject anyone; later she found out that this guy was very shy and always blushed; then she found out that this guy was a poor little boy who was easily insecure; finally, with her teasing, the little poor boy finally became a little more cheerful, and then turned into Xu Jiaye's exclusive clingy puppy (?
Xu Jiaye:? Well, actually I just saw you blushing for fun in the first place, nothing else, haha...
In addition to falling in love, a group of young unemployed people settled in a village that had little development at the beginning. They chatted, danced in the square, watched the elders quarreling, built farms, helped farmers through live broadcasts, and gnashed their teeth and farted every day.
It is a realistic story about healing the countryside, telling the story of the village's old people, cats and dogs, trees, sky, living customs, worldly feelings, difficulties and development, as well as the story of a group of young unemployed people who formed a group to dance square dance in the village.
The pace is a bit slow. I hope readers who have the chance to click on this article can breathe the same sweet air.
Purpose: Rural revitalization
