Seventy: After Traveling with the Shopping Mall, the Real Daughter Invites Herself to Go to the Countryside

The story gets better and better as it is written, but it is basically not top-notch. The heroine has strong patriotic feelings and finally chooses to retire in a small village instead of going to college. The man, in order to accommodate her, went to the best university and then returned to a small village to become an ordinary teacher. The female protagonist is too strong and the male protagonist has almost no help for her, just a background. Without all kinds of textual research on chronology, I can only read it as a purely fictional article. Other people's articles cost too much, and the price of this article is all on the low side. Words like handsome, husband, liberation, exile, etc. Are flying around in it, and it feels like time and space are out of order. I mainly write about the Northeast. As a result, except for the word Maodong, I can't find any trace of Northeastern people. I don't know how someone who has not passed the history, politics, economy, geography, and humanities dares to write a chronology and write about specific regions?

Personally, I think it's okay so far. Those who bullied her immediately took revenge. It's a cool article and the use of space is good. I'm looking forward to it.

This book only has one protagonist, so I can still read it, but there is another male protagonist, so I gave up on it.

I feel like the female protagonist has been helping the male protagonist to help the poor, and the male protagonist who looks good becomes annoying as soon as he comes out.

Generally speaking, it's okay, but the college entrance examination wasn't reinstated in 1976, and 10 yuan is always said to be a lot. The biological parents can bring the heroine back and give her adoptive mother 10 yuan to change her life, and it's also 10 yuan to buy a murderer. Hehe

It's super nice, but updates are too slow.

It's so ugly that you can't watch it without using your brain. There are too many unreasonable places. You don't know anything about the historical background when writing a period article. Do you rely entirely on your own imagination? It's better to call it a fictional article.

How can I put it this way? In this era, there were no paternity testing authors who forced me to do it and I tolerated it. But when transfusions of wild boar blood were okay, I couldn't tolerate it at all and gave up.

I feel like there is nothing to read in this book. Personally I don't like it very much

The front part is very interesting, but the back story is too bland.