Good Luck Sixty

As soon as I saw the comments on this novel, I didn't want to read it anymore. Sometimes many comments can affect the ending of a novel and make many people not like to read the novel, so I didn't like to read it either. I didn't even click on it. I read the introduction and the comments and didn't want to read it.

At first I thought it was a historical novel, but then I saw all kinds of superpowers appearing. . Is this a mutated apocalyptic novel? ? . . Moreover, the heroine's character is a bit childish, after all, she was in her 30s in her previous life! After rebirth, I feel like I am pretending to be young. .

The author's memory is not very good. The heroine's age has changed. The heroine was born in 1963 and was ten years old in 1975. The college entrance examination was resumed the following year. Shouldn't she be 14 years old? Even though he took the college entrance examination in 1977, he was only 14 years old. Why did he suddenly turn 16? There are also two sisters from the second house, who are much older than the heroine. The younger one was only 19 when she took the college entrance examination. The author should be more rigorous in writing. There are many such low-level mistakes. If you don't have a good memory, you can take more notes.

I feel that Chuki must be a very powerful person in the apocalypse. Something like reassurance should be deep in the hearts of people in the apocalypse. Otherwise, how could she be the base commander of a base.

I feel that the author of this novel wrote it randomly. He just wrote whatever he wanted. There are no complete details. It has no beginning and no end. He is also drunk.

She must be a fragile girl deep down in her heart, but in that cruel world she had to put away her vulnerability and show her strong side. She was originally a beloved little girl.

I think it's okay. It depends on personal preference. I think if you put aside the memory of his previous life, he is just smarter now.

I wanted to read a chronicle, but the writing turned out to be different.

Why is it that all chronicles are written by the second generation? Why is it so bad? What's wrong with the second child? (Purely complaining.)

(She is reluctant to part with her little uncle because he is so good-looking. She will grow up quickly and marry her. Even though she is young, she knows that she wants to be his wife!)