Transmigrating to the 1960s: One Rebirth After Another
穿越六零：一重浪灭一重生
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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Brilliant, brilliant, absolutely brilliant! Making her son work herself to the bone to find jobs for her relatives, then her own family, and then her brother's family—relatives linked to relatives! What a sage!
The whole thing was heartwarming, with a lovely family atmosphere. Watching it left you with a gentle sense of happiness. It was a great watch, keep it up...
It's really well written. Although it's rather plain, true happiness in everyday life comes from simplicity!
It's well-written, the kind of novel I like—plain and without many extreme characters, so it's not too tiring to read.
I rarely read male-oriented novels, only when I'm out of books to read. It seems that most male-oriented authors criticize any female character, even if she's just a minor character, judging her appearance and figure. But the author of this book doesn't do that. From the male protagonist finding a girlfriend to him spending time with Xiaoju, it's clear that the author has very positive values and respects women. Just for that respect, the author deserves five stars.
A story about a male protagonist's mundane daily life working in the city. (A sign-in type of story.) Basically, 60% of the male protagonists support their entire family and relatives. There weren't any exceptional items, but everyone was very grateful. They weren't given things or food for free, but in reality, they were given things for free too. Deduct one point and you're already on a blind date at 15, insisting you're the only one for her.
It's nice, simple and understated, not too exaggerated. I like this kind of thing!
Why are so many people saying this book is overly sentimental? I feel that when you're wealthy, helping your family and relatives with food is perfectly normal. Besides, what else could you write about in that era? So far, the author has done a great job capturing the characteristics and appealing aspects of that time.
It's well-written and captures the essence of that era.
The writing is realistic, fluent, and captivating. Keep it up! I recommended it to several men in their sixties, and they said it was very realistic, with a strong sense of family, a sense of responsibility, and a low-key style, perfectly capturing the spirit of that era.