Interstellar Livestreaming: She Wins Over a Powerful Single-Dad in the 1960s

I think it's great: 1. The male lead is a highly educated, rich, and handsome man who loves his country and family. He tolerates the female lead's "brother-supporting demon" personality and behavior caused by brainwashing and tries to make a living on his own (although it turns out he is also at a disadvantage). As long as his family is doing well, he is good and capable!

Later, I heard that a traffic accident had occurred somewhere. A family of five was driving a borrowed Jeep when, while crossing the Yangtze River, they crashed through the guardrail and fell into the river… It was right after the New Year, still winter, and the car and its occupants fell into the river...

So far it seems alright~🤗 The female lead lives a very refined life~ 😁 The male lead's entire plot is based on scientific imagination~ 😂😂 And all three kids are smart and quick-witted! 👍👍👍

I've read many time-travel novels, and they all basically start from the countryside, go through the college entrance exam, and then buy a courtyard house in Beijing. This book tells the story of what happened in the family compound of a nuclear weapons research unit in the Third Front (somewhat like the mountains in the Sichuan-Chongqing region) during that era. The story is very good, the plot is delicate and the description is very attractive. I like this book very much.

It's pretty good, and the male lead is quite charming, but there aren't enough scenes. I've already added another novel by the same author to my reading list; I just hope it's as good as this one.

The beginning of the story is a bit clichéd, and the sudden revelation of the true identity feels abrupt. Although there was some foreshadowing, there's still a sense of disjointedness. It's hard to believe. While watching a story is for entertainment, some immersion would be better. Overall, it's acceptable; there isn't much filler or dragging plot, which is quite satisfying.

The ending was a bit rushed. I enjoyed the earlier part, where the female lead helped the male lead catch enemy spies, which was particularly fun and gave me a sense of honor. I finished the novel in less than a day. I skipped over some of the family drama scenes. Overall, I still really enjoy reading period novels, so I'm giving it five stars.

It depicts a sweet and heartwarming family life, and it's a great story. I didn't expect it to end like this. I'm looking forward to the next chapter.

The novel was good, but the ending was a bit too rushed; I didn't quite understand it.

Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to the next installment!