Transmigrated to the 1960s: With My Space, What Have I to Fear?

It's good! [Learned][Learned] I just saw their wedding scene, and overall it's pretty good. Both the male and female leads are time travelers, but the female lead is the main character. She immediately encounters a family being raided and her family being sent to the countryside upon arrival.

It's a pretty good story set in the 1960s, but the romance between the male and female leads is a bit long.

I think the author put their heart into this book; it has a good plot, and difficult characters are dealt with promptly without dragging things out. I really liked it. I don't like reading stories where the female lead, to prove her kindness, only says a few words to a villain when confronted, and then, after someone else has been harmed, she regrets letting them go in the first place. Finally, I wish the author continued success and that they will write many more excellent works! Keep it up!

Wow, this author is amazing! They describe all sorts of fabrics, fruits, herbs, and delicacies, and even provide illustrations. That little wild boar is really cute! Ah, author, you're my god… I had so much fun reading this. I'm only giving it five stars because that's the maximum I can give, what a shame!

It's really good. I love authors who popularize science. There are many pictures in the comments explaining science, which is very convenient for readers. If you don't understand something, you can just look at the pictures. The story is good, without too many awful elements. The only downside is that it ended too quickly. Time flies after the female lead takes her college entrance exams, and it's over in a flash. I didn't get enough of it.

From my experience as a seasoned bookworm, it's generally good, but there's too much narration. It goes into too much detail about the characters' inner thoughts. Just a suggestion: that's for us bookworms—for commenting, expressing our imaginations, and sharing our thoughts. If you narrate it all, what are we supposed to do? 🤦🤦 How can there be much interaction? Where will the comments come from?

I really enjoy articles like this, especially those featuring soldiers or their wives. They're all brimming with a sense of justice. The female leads are incredibly witty, and the male leads are remarkably charismatic. I'm really looking forward to the author's next work.

It's really good! Finally, a female lead with a special ability who doesn't go to the black market! She's truly blessed with special skills, but I won't spoil it. Anyway, the plot is quite engaging, not focusing on typical romance, and seems to have intricate connections to the female lead's past life. The storyline is very captivating!

It's beautiful, and there are many accompanying pictures. They found each other again in this era and have a home of their own. It seems fate has intervened... You are the one who flows gently through life, the one who shares the simple joys of daily life, and the one with whom I grow old together.

It's quite well-written, although sometimes the relationships between the older and younger sisters are a bit confusing, but you'll understand as you read on. While the naming conventions vary by region, the plot is still enjoyable. The female lead may seem cold and selfish, but objectively speaking, she's quite normal; it's not easy for someone from modern times to integrate into a different era.