I Chose the Wrong Major and Wound Up in the 1960s

The male and female protagonists both transmigrate, essentially into their past lives. Their real lives are too tough, so there are very few truly awful characters in the novel; any villains are just colleagues. It's mostly a heartwarming slice-of-life story. I've been busy with work and writing lately, so I haven't read all the comments on the last post. Love you all!

Not bad, it's visually appealing. The couple shares a space and travels through time together! The space is used efficiently without being overly extravagant. While resources are limited, they give them some confidence and the means to survive a famine. Later developments mainly rely on their individual abilities and knowledge! I just hope the pacing can be controlled; don't let all the good things happen at once. Looking forward to the next installment!

In those days, it was inconvenient for women to do anything without some self-defense skills. No matter how high your IQ was, it was useless. Without self-defense skills, you could only be bullied. There were many hooligans and gangsters at that time, and they were very fierce. Quick transmigration stories are much better. With dual transmigration, there are no secrets, and it's not always true that two people will be together forever; otherwise, there could be deadly danger.

I've been following this book since the last one, and so far it's been alright. I hope the plot doesn't fall apart later on 😏

The initial preparation phase was a bit slow, but things got much better after the transmigration. I've been watching too much fast-paced stuff lately, so a change of pace is nice. Keep writing, and don't stop updating!

How come so few people are reading such a good book? It's very well written and is the most historical fiction I've ever read. The rating is too low; it's a good book that's been let down by the low rating. Author, please keep updating! Don't abandon this book! Keep going!

It's quite good. The novel is heartwarming and humorous, with a reasonable and touching plot. It feels very realistic about that era, unlike some other works that are overly exaggerated. I recommend it. It's just that there aren't enough episodes yet; I'm getting impatient waiting.

It's a great read. I really like the female lead's family. Neither her own family nor her husband's family are awful; everyone cares about their relatives. I really enjoy this kind of heartwarming novel. It's not a headache to read at all. Although it seems plain, I find it very comfortable and soothing. Reading those extremely angsty novels causes too much emotional fluctuation.

Relaxed, comfortable, and without any sense of incongruity.

A bookworm of over twenty years, highly recommended.