Reborn in the 1960s: This Heroine Is a Little Crafty
重生六零：这个女主有点茶
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 4y ago
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I really enjoyed it. This novel is very detailed and realistic. I cried and laughed for Acha, and I was there for her from the ragged little Acha who worried about filling her stomach, knew the whole mountain, and only had her grandfather for company, to the Acha who became a wife and mother, understanding the ways of the world. The story is interwoven with many other characters' stories.
I've listened to many novels. I get tired of most halfway through, but I can listen to this one continuously without any major flaws. The writing is good, and the logic is decent. Deserves a 5-star rating. No dragging, no unfinished stories, and no angst! I initially gave it a 5-star review, but the negative comments afterward ruined it. It's like someone dumps a kid on your doorstep and you adopt it. If you found it in the wild, we wouldn't say anything, but this is just ridiculously stupid!
Every character in it is so vivid, with their own story, feelings, and life. The only drawback is that I felt Gao Qingmao didn't get beaten enough, and Zhou Zhengquan suffered too much.
A very good story, with a realistic blend of calm and suspense. Unlike some historical fiction that exaggerates with numerous supernatural devices like supernatural phones, spatial abilities, and systems, this one is quite different. The biggest advantage of time travel is actually foresight, which makes those historical fiction stories with spatial abilities and systems feel incredibly fake and awkward.
These are the most down-to-earth and hard-working male and female protagonists I've ever read in any historical fiction, especially Acha's childhood. Without Qingyang, those difficult days would have been unbearable... And Zhou Zhengquan, it's as if his thirteen years of childhood were the end of his good life, more bitter than bitter herbs!
It's fantastic, without any shortcuts or cheat codes, just real and grounded, built step by step.
It's a very good read. Little Acha's childhood was truly heartbreaking. The author's descriptions of the childhood sweethearts, the innocent and carefree relationship between the male and female leads, are incredibly delicate. The latter half, as the author says, feels like real life.
It's a really good book! I haven't rated it yet, but if I were to, I think it should be above 9.8. The author's writing is excellent, the characters are well-developed, and the story is quite engaging. Although the male protagonist is a reincarnated individual, this is a female-oriented novel, so there are no cheat codes or wish-fulfillment elements.
The author uses very simple and unadorned language to describe Qingyang Acha's life, which I found excellent and very relatable. It captures the everyday life of ordinary people and is also very educational, taking me back to life in the 1960s and 70s—it was truly tough. It's a novel written with great care; fantastic!
This is truly a rare gem of a story. The plot unfolds gently, making you feel sorry for Acha's hardships as a child, moved by the tender affection between Acha and her grandfather, and empathetic to the sadness and grief of her grandfather's passing. You also particularly appreciate the male lead's careful guidance of Acha, enabling her to live a fulfilling life.