The 1950s Space Gas Station: The Bandit Queen Comes Down the Mountain
五零空间加油站：匪婆下山啦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 340k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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134Chapters
10Reads · 30 days
60.7kReads · all time
7.1Score
3Listens
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The emotions are genuine, the storytelling is humorous and witty, the local characteristics are objectively presented, and even the plot devices are logically sound. Overall, it's positive and uplifting, with a positive guiding effect! The characters are distinct! It stays on track! There's coherence throughout! The plot is clear! The general historical events are relatively objective!
It's a very good show. There aren't many truly bad characters. The relationship between the male and female leads is smooth and without major obstacles. It's just that the male and female leads and their families have sacrificed so much for the country, yet they are still bullied by some petty people, which is very frustrating. Fortunately, the female lead resolves the situation immediately.
It's a very good book, not the kind where you fight against all sorts of awful characters. The female protagonist's special abilities are used to benefit the country and its people.
This is incredibly imaginative; such a concept is quite rare.
The End. Pretty good. The female lead is a retired special forces soldier who transmigrates to the 1950s, connected to an alien world by a gas station. The male lead is an interstellar marshal whose soul transmigrates into the body of a research scientist.
It's alright, quite imaginative.
A perfect ending! Hooray! The story was very interesting! Highly recommended!
It's a good read, logically sound, and well-written. Except for the space-time section, it's quite realistic. I love it! (*^▽^*)
Beautiful, thumbs up! I love it! I especially love those about interstellar space; they spark the imagination. More interesting than those about just space.
This is a very good book. The author's writing is delicate, and the plot is bold yet reasonable, with each element intricately linked, making it impossible to put down. I really like it. I've finished reading it. Now I'll look for the author's other books.