Book Transmigration to the 1970S: Young and Already Doomed to Widowhood

It's very good-looking, and I'm kind to the best ones. I don't have the spirit of repaying anyone if they offend me, but I will swat away flies if they bother me too much. The characters currently appearing: the heroine's father, Nie Chen, her aunt's family of three, and Old Shen are all very nice and very popular. It's just that I fell into the trap too early [cover my face] and only updated to chapter 49. . . 107,000 Words. . .

The article is pretty good, the setting is pretty good, the introduction is pretty good, the language is fairly fluent, and overall it's pretty good. The reason why I gave it 4 points instead of 5 is because the heroine always calls the hero "Brother Bing". Isn't the word "Brother Bing" a popular term on the Internet? Isn't it embarrassing to be called that in real life? Especially at that time, everyone was called PLA comrade or PLA uncle. The habit of calling "uncle" can still be seen today. For example, an uncle in his 40s or 50s calls a policeman in his 20s "Uncle Policeman." The article is quite good, but some parts are embarrassing and some common sense is not very good.

It's well written, it would be better if it were updated quickly.

It's very interesting. The heroine is a contradictory figure. She seems indifferent and longs for freedom, but in fact she is a bit pessimistic and world-weary. She is not convinced by the world and she wants to change it! After reading it, it will make people think more and sink into it.

The writing is so sharp, and it pointedly pointed out the harm caused to women by the male gaze in a patriarchal society. The author himself advocates a female gaze, and is committed to putting men and women on an equal footing in life, instead of women always being men's accessories. Lu Xiaobei's words inspired the women around her to awaken to their own self-awareness. As a woman, when I read this book, I felt a real sense of comfort, like after my own thoughts collided with the author's point of view, I further recognized the author's point of view, which is a deeper level of comfort, rather than just for the sake of feeling refreshed after reading a refreshing article. I really recommend this book, the author writes it so well! Looking forward to the author's new book!

Lu Xiaobei is brave and fearless, dares to love, hate, and face herself. She proves that a woman is not an accessory of a man, but an independent individual. She has an interesting soul and advanced consciousness, which infects everyone around her and makes everyone make progress together with her. Nie Chen is thoughtful, calm and objective, but he is deeply attracted by her uniqueness. The article describes the heroine in an idealistic way. She is what women want to be like [laughing and crying]

Very nice. Please order more.

This is the first novel I read on Tomato that made my blood boil and my eyes red. The heroine's strength is the strength of a woman. It really puts us women to shame! Highly recommended.

It's pretty good. It's not a cookie-cutter formula. Usually when I read a book, it's "What kind of personality is this woman like?" This book is about "What kind of thinking is this?" It means "I am a woman, beautiful and sexy, but it does not affect my thoughts regardless of gender."

Unexpectedly, it ends like this. The heroine is a very contradictory person. How can I put it, I feel that she is both rational and emotional. In the article, the author deciphers the status of women in life and marriage through the people around the heroine, which makes people feel very sympathetic.