The Roaring Years: Heading South, Heading North

Although I dislike the character Zhang Chen very much, I still like the whole book. This is the first book I read about my hometown. When I read more than a hundred books, I had a strong feeling that the woman I met by chance in the Baisha alley in the early years, sitting at someone else's table under the dim street light and talking about her experience, was Jin Lili. Although I didn't know her, but from her expression, I also knew that she didn't know the young man eating noodles at that table. It was also the first time he met Jin Lili, and then he listened quietly to her calmly talking about her past.

Very good, it summarizes the process of China's reform and opening up.

The author is so young and the works are so realistic, the contrast is huge

There is a big problem later. The payment method of Zhai Xian is not mentioned, and why Zhang Chen failed to repay the loan of more than 300 million to Splendid China in the mid-term, and why he still has so much money. These are some serious problems.

It's beautiful, please be patient.

Still unfinished

Zhang Chen has no brains, his character is ideal, and he has no concept of money. The more he looks at it, the more angry he gets. If the protagonist hadn't died long ago, his emotional line is complicated and hypocritical. It would be great if Liu Liqian was the protagonist

It's so real, it's like living your life again. Lots of feelings, sad. CD life!

As for the protagonist's character, he could not survive more than two episodes in that era. I feel that Zhao is not the protagonist, Liu is the protagonist.