An Apocalypse Veteran Returns to the Countryside of the 1970S to Become an Educated Youth

It's good-looking. I think it's the most beautiful period novel. It's unique among period novels without a female protagonist, and there are no messy emotional entanglements. The protagonist follows his heart and understands the ways of the world. The author must keep writing. It is indeed difficult to write about realistic themes without a heroine, but if you keep writing, it will be a good novel.

This is the first male chronicle I have read. I like it so much. Most of the female comics are about getting married and writing about relationships. Anyway, I don't like the greasy and crooked relationship between the male and female protagonists. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very stiff. I just hope the author will update it soon. I can't get enough of it.

She was so good-looking, but she never liked letting people get close to her, and then they started eating meat together. Don't fight alone! Some places are a bit funny [laughing and crying] Come on, author I don't know why I didn't have the same feeling as I did when I first watched it. I didn't want to watch it, but it was really good to watch at the beginning. There was a point of no cp, which means no cp. But why did you write it like Danmei [what]

Absolutely! ! ! ! It's super, super good-looking. It's the first time that a man is dressed as a male educated youth and there is no female protagonist. She is engaged in career and making money! ! ! ! I want to read the story of the hero and his brothers in the post-apocalyptic world

I originally wanted to save up more to watch it, but I couldn't help myself. Super nice. Big cheers for the author

Can be seen. The period novel from the male protagonist's perspective is a little bit beautiful, but in the end, the comments said it has no CP. Except for the original heroine Lao Bengda, everything else is good. The male master calculates the business approval? He has an overall plan, he has the force, and he barely has the brains. However, the male protagonist going to the countryside and his roommate, an educated youth, do get along very well, which also shows another perspective.

It's quite interesting. It's better than the period stories on female videos, especially the no cp, there are many bright spots in it. The author writes whatever he likes, and the readers just pick it up. You need to dig it out yourself!

It is still a very anti-fighting book, and it is indeed cpc-free. However, the protagonist and Xie Chen are so close to each other, and they have a cpc feeling inexplicably. Call him ambiguous, but it feels like a very reasonable brotherhood. You say it is brotherhood. Is it necessary to be so doted on? I can only say that I don't mind having this straight man's micro-calcium feeling, so I can enter. (By the way, before I found this book, I had been looking for this kind of straight male pattern, but I couldn't find it. I just happened to find it this time. It's great.) I just feel that the author should not put a no-cp label, or should put a no-cp label, but I have to declare in advance that there are ambiguous plots, otherwise many straight men may not be able to accept it. I love watching it, so I give it five stars.

The post-apocalyptic time travel stories I read were all written by women. This is the first time a man has written about time travel, which is quite novel! There is no CP in the introduction, but the comments in the article are biased towards Danmei, I really didn't notice it! The protagonist's superpower has no rival, but he usually has no desire to be exclusive with Xie, and the male protagonist doesn't even respond to Xie's marriage. It's hard to make people think that they are in love! The beginning and end of this article are well written! The ending is really unexpected!

The current trend of this book is very good, and it is very interesting. I personally like "Sugar Orange" and I hope the author will write more [top post]