After Moving to the Countryside, the Brigade Leader's Wild Son Set His Sights on Me

Very pretty. The male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight. The female protagonist has no golden fingers and no space. She lives a plain life, but the storyline is connected one after another, and I personally feel that it is pretty good.

The heroine is so disgusting. She goes to the countryside to work as an educated youth and earns two work points a day, which is the same as a child of several years old. She can't earn back her food rations, and she is sick every three days and takes medicine every day. She lives by sending money, goods and invoices from her family. However, the heroine still uses the family's hard-earned money to support others. She wants to be a holy mother, but she doesn't earn a penny or pay a penny. Life is so idiotic and pretentious that you can't do anything. Watching it makes me want to explode the national quintessence, give up...

There are not too many messy and disgusting villains. The male and female protagonists have very good families, and the emotional descriptions are quite delicate. It well portrays the warm and upright characters. It is good, but the ending is a bit sudden.

I really like that the female protagonist heals diseases and saves people, and the male protagonist is very kind and does not favor boys over girls.

The writing is like a running account, and the diary is like dealing with winter vacation homework. It does not reflect the character's heart and emotions through descriptions of events, expressions, and details, but directly writes about psychological activities, and writes a time traveler as a childish ghost, with contradictory abilities and styles. This is also an imbalance between the author's ideas and presentation techniques!

I am an old aunt who was born in 1964. I was born in Beijing. My family is relatively well-off. I have five brothers and sisters, but none of them jumped in line. It was a relatively lucky family in that era. My eldest brother and eldest sister are 17/18 years older than me. One of them graduated from college during the Cultural Revolution, my elder sister joined a military factory as a worker, my second brother was also a worker, and the three of them entered foreign language schools and became teachers after graduation. I was the youngest and successfully entered university in 1982. Born in that era, I have a special liking for literature describing the scars of that era. Although I know the time-travel novels that have emerged in recent years are ridiculous, I still enjoy reading them. There are indeed many good articles. When I read a book, I usually start it and finish it. But I really can't read this article anymore. This is simply a patchwork of various versions of the novel. Moreover, the author did not do enough research on the history, life, humanities, society, or even the customs of that era. Young people born in the 2000s may still be attracted to such novels, but they are really misled! In that era, the braised pork and rice served by the brigade captain's family in the Great Northern Wilderness were all nonsense. There are also those petty bourgeoisie clothes owned by grandma, the fabrics are really knitted in a nonsensical way. It's ridiculous that an old lady in the Northeast keeps calling herself grandma, that's grandma! The author has no understanding of the sufferings of the people across the country during the era of people going to the mountains and countryside, and has not studied the economic conditions of the rural areas in Northeast China. At that time, many girls who went to join the queue in big cities were bullied by the locals, and some fell in love and stayed, but most of them later divorced and returned. There are also many boys who are recruited locally as sons-in-law. But 90% of marriages at that time failed in the end. Before the resumption of the college entrance examination, worker, peasant and soldier college students were also an important part of returning home, but the author did not mention it at all. The wave of educated youth returning home is the emergence of many unemployed young people in cities. The first batch of self-employed people are born out of livelihood, and they are the first batch of people to become rich first. The novel's high rating is well deserved.

After reading Chapter 81, the male and female protagonists became smaller and smaller as they went on. They spoke in a childish way, either acting coquettishly or acting cute. Personally, I felt that the writing style was a bit childish after all.

Life is full of expectations, dreams connect the future

Beautiful! The male and female protagonists have very upright families, and it feels so comfortable to watch without the author's feathers all over the place!

In that era, gays and lesbians were not allowed to be alone, which was good, but this was the case when they met for the second time. Could it be that the heroine has a strong aura?