
Transmigrated to the 1960s: An Ordinary Life, A Chance to Start Over
穿越六零:平平无奇重新做人
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- Completed
- Length
- 312k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Overall, it's pretty good and makes you want to keep watching. Pay more attention to the details, like the ration coupons and money. At first, I thought it was set in the 70s, but I realized it was actually in the 60s halfway through! 😂
The male protagonist was a high school graduate who had just finished the college entrance examination in his previous life. His character after transmigrating is too mature. Even if he had graduated from university in his previous life, it would have made more sense.
👍👍👍🉑Okay, if rebirth can happen, then being reborn with a cheat system is practically standard, right? Isn't the unique feature of a cheat system a major selling point? Reborn individuals without cheat systems are just cannon fodder anyway; cheat systems are the protagonist's standard. Hehe! (*∩_∩*)
It looks nice, but I'd still like to have some storage space, even a small one would be fine 😁
Great, from the male protagonist's perspective.
This is another excellent book whose title has overshadowed its true value. It's very relatable and reflects the realities of that era.
This novel is so well-written, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. Great! 👍
To be honest, the price discrepancies made it hard for me to continue watching several times. However, the plot was decent. The ending felt a bit rushed, like it ended right at the climax, but the epilogue somewhat made up for it. Overall, if you don't care about the prices, it's still worth watching.
It got a bit rushed towards the end; it felt like there was still so much more to write before it was over. I didn't get enough! ┗(^0^)┓
It's good! There's no special space or system, only the male protagonist's own efforts. The only downside is the limited depiction of their married life.