
I Opened My Eyes Again! The Aloof Educated Youth Girl Was Crying in My Arms
再睁眼!高冷女知青在我怀里哭唧唧
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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741Chapters
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Chapter 35: A big poisonous point is that Pig's Knuckle kindly rescued Li Mingzhu, and then Li took advantage of it. Shouldn't the thinking of normal people be that the farther away from such a white-eyed wolf who repays kindness with revenge, the better. As a result, Pig's Knuckle foolishly ran over, and the most outrageous thing was that he didn't go back to his home, and his wife didn't want him. He slept with Li for one night under the overpass... He even rented a room for her, which is like hiding a beauty in a golden house. Oh, don't mind reading it.
It hasn't been long since I joined Qimao, and this is the first time I've seen a book with online logic and online IQ. At least it didn't make me feel that my IQ was insulted. Book lovers who are patient can still read this book, and it also has some connotations that can be understood. As for book friends who like to read refreshing articles, this book is not suitable for you.
It's really ugly. I read more than a dozen chapters in order to wait until I could comment. This Lu Ye is completely chauvinistic. He doesn't know who gave him the money in the beginning. Others can't even ask why he bought it. He also said that you don't have to worry about my affairs. Is it disgusting or not? You broke up with your dad later and you have to show the protagonist's kindness and old feelings for him. Dad served me the meal (I want to ask if your dad will be nice to you one day). I don't want to talk about some of the details behind it. I can only say that even the male protagonist's friends are the same. Chen Hao actually felt angry at the family for not refuting the person he wanted to marry. There must be something wrong. Even if I didn't see the back part, I felt that this brother was also a male chauvinist.
Can you keep some distance and be nice to the educated youth? I slept with Li Zaiqiaodong and rented a house for her. Now I have to take her to the county town. What a fool. Please don't do this. Please, I just want to see the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist.
Very good, cheers for the author,
Judging from the title of this book, I honestly didn't think it was anything unique at first. I thought it was no different from the crappy online articles about rebirth. But after I read it, I discovered the author's intention. The author probably wanted to use a unique writing style and some popular themes (such as rebirth) to narrate the story of Xin Huaxia in the 1970s and 1980s, in order to reform and open up. The story is narrated from the perspective of the reborn person and the background. From this, I was attracted by the author's writing style. This style is a bit similar to the way I first saw Lu Yao and Yu Hua, just like the portrayal of some characters, such as Liu Li, who works as a villain. The power he has to please Wang Qing in the front and the disability in the back form a sharp contrast, which deepens the impression on the reader and makes the reader suddenly realize "Oh, it turns out to be him." Readers can't help but sigh, and at the same time, it serves as a warning - no one who does evil will have a good end. This reminds me of Mr. Yu Hua's "Xu Sanguan Sells Blood", and the tragic ending is similar. Then, for the character evaluation of Lu Tianci, he is a typical negative character with characteristics such as narrow-mindedness, jealousy, darkness, and greed. Through the positive and side descriptions of various events, this character is vividly portrayed, allowing readers to imagine this person in their own minds, making Lu Tianci "live". At the same time, it is in sharp contrast with his brother Lu Ye's behavior and personality traits, which hints at the different fates of the two brothers in the future. Yun and Lu Tianci ended tragically; let's talk about Lu Ye again. Although he is the protagonist, his speaking skills, emotional intelligence, work ability and human sophistication are still a rare talent even in today's society. It is worthy of all of us to learn from Lu Ye's human sophistication and speaking skills. After all, speaking is the fastest way to understand a person and will bring you many opportunities and avoid a lot of unnecessary troubles. Finally, let me summarize. This book uses a third-person perspective to describe the story of a reborn person who returns to the 1980s to learn about various opportunities and policies in advance, and to re-develop and strengthen himself and the people around him. The advantage of the third-person perspective is that it allows readers to have a general concept of space and be able to understand the specific things that develop on a timeline, and is not limited to the protagonist's own perspective. Although it has the nature of refreshing writing, the author's writing style and narrative are fascinating, and the writing style also makes me feel very familiar. I think of Teacher Lu Yao's "Life". The author praises the simplicity, hard work, practicality and ability of the working class and the noble qualities of the people's self-improvement, and criticizes the bad environment and social bugs in the social environment at that time. This book has nothing to say about the characterization, it is very well written, and each character is vividly portrayed. The background of the time and the social environment at that time make people really want to go back to that era to seize the many opportunities and achieve a skyrocketing life. Finally, I have another request. If the author sees it, please update it quickly. (The above is only my personal opinion, friends who have different opinions can discuss it together)
Strangely, Lu Tianci had pulled a pig's trotters and died together in his previous life. He couldn't have tolerated a woman treating him like that.
The previous content is very good and eye-catching, but what is being written now? It completely ruins your outlook. I want to know if the novel can be written without a harem. I have to write such vulgar things and ruin the whole novel.
The description of the era background is very detailed and detailed, and there are no major bugs. It is not easy to open a harem in the novel of the times. I suggest the author not to arrange for new female protagonists to appear. Of the two current ones, Concubine Su should be the main harem, and Empress Li's position is probably the confidante and assistant to the business empire who has been waiting by the male protagonist's side.
The early writing was pretty good, but the later writing became more and more confusing. What kind of family is Shuwen? Billionaire? Your character creation has collapsed. Things like this happened in those days, and children were born. This Su Mengyao can still forgive, but it is unbelievable, if it were Shu Mengyao who was raped by someone else. Take the medicine and get pregnant with twins. Imagine if Lu Ye would forgive him and raise children for others? The more I read, the more embarrassed I became. Did the author encounter something in real life?