1987: The Age of Blossoms

Um... If I'm not mistaken, the "Blossoming Flowers" craze has passed. This kind of refined drama's popularity is temporary. It's not like a period drama about the masses, nor a martial arts drama about chivalry and revenge, not science fiction, not fantasy, and certainly not a melodramatic urban drama with its beautiful women and clichéd plots.

Synopsis: A child's time-travel story

Raise it before you even see it

Personally, I think the character Chu Yiren was a mistake; it had a melodramatic feel to it.

The plot is good, but the writing style is a bit rushed, with too much rambling and awkward dialogue. The satisfying moments aren't quite there yet. It's watchable, but they need more practice and writing skills. My comment is a bit unclear due to my limited education. 😅

That's a really weird way to write it! 🥵

This book is quite good. Unlike other books where the author doesn't do their research, this one clearly did. The story of an electric vacuum earning hundreds of millions is a small undertaking, and the various receipts from Shanghai at the beginning of 1987 are also well-documented. Very good, keep it up!

You started showing your scumbag nature at 16. After getting together with Chu Yiren, what was he thinking when he faced another blind date?