My Laid-Back Life After Time-Traveling to the 1970s

When I saw that I was going to the capital to meet my parents, I felt that the male protagonist's family did not take the female protagonist seriously and bullied her because she was an orphan. If the female protagonist had family members, would they allow her to go to the male protagonist's house without any name or status?

This is the first book I've read where the heroine doesn't tell her man about her system. The system and space are not of much use. The writing is bland, a little like a running account, and the writing is pretty good.

It's great. I have read many chronicle articles, and this one is the most ordinary one. It has a distinct rhythm and is very real. After all, there are so many people looking for trouble in real life.

It's very bland and nice to watch. There aren't many superlatives, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists isn't that twisty. It feels pretty good. It's just that the heroine's space system is used a lot in the front, but doesn't appear much in the back.

There are no ups and downs, and no disturbance from the best. It feels like working at sunrise and resting at sunset. Although it is very dull, it is also very happy and warm, the husband and wife are harmonious, and the husband's family does not have the best. This kind of life is actually what many people want!

It's good to live a plain life~

It's beautiful, being ordinary is happiness

An ordinary life is pretty good, nothing spectacular

It's relatively plain, like an assembly line, but I still feel the warmth in the ordinary.

Very interesting, very exciting story