Back to the 1960s: Farming, Building a Fortune, and Raising the Kids

The characters are very well-developed, and their logical thinking is something no one without life experience could concoct. The apt environmental descriptions clearly took a lot of effort. Qinghe's personality is both lovable and infuriating; her actions at each stage seem problematic at first glance, but become perfectly logical as you read on.

The author has a great idea; the female protagonist actually foresaw that she might time-travel, even using her spatial ability to purchase a large amount of supplies, and then she time-traveled while she was asleep! Haha, so original! The author's writing is also excellent and well worth reading.

I've read it five or six times, but I still can't get enough. The author truly has a kind of magic, making the originally cyclical and repetitive nature of life flow like a gentle stream, slow and continuous, never getting boring. On the contrary, it's very healing. Every time I read this novel, I feel an indescribable sense of relief. In short, I really love this novel.

It's very good; I've watched it several times. Each character has their own destiny. And each person's destiny is significantly related to their personality.

Great! This is the first time I've encountered this kind of subject matter. It's very engaging, and I'll definitely keep reading! The author is quite talented!

It's so good! I read a few chapters before but didn't like the part about kids, so I didn't continue. It's really good though. I've finished all the historical fiction, and this one was recommended a lot, so I took a look. It's indeed good and easy to read. The author's writing style is very good. I like this kind of well-written and not childish story.

It's really good, but I still want there to be a sequel for Lin Qinghe and Zhou Qingbai. I almost cried at the ending!!!

A very good book. Although the first part initially led me to believe it was a food novel, with the author's nightly descriptions of various dishes tempting me, I must say the simple, everyday life depicted was genuinely heartwarming. The later part, with its focus on expanding knowledge and character development, is also excellent. Overall, it's a book worth reading.

I've read this twice. With other novels, I skip around during my second reading, but with this one, I read it completely without skipping a single step. The female lead isn't a typical career woman; she's not like those who immediately jump into business. Her life is the kind many women envy—not because of wealth, but because of happiness and contentment.

It's so good! I've already read it four times. I come back to read a couple of chapters whenever I have free time. It's so good, I love it so much, it's my absolute favorite.