1970S Space: The Bewitching Heroine Wins Over the Honest, Rugged Man

It's particularly exciting and worth recommending. I give the author a thumbs up and look forward to the follow-up! [Like][Like]

The visibility of the story is okay, but the story about Lin Pingping absorbing other people's luck is too long-winded, and every time I mention it, I keep thinking about the past. The memory part takes up too much space. There is not much interaction between the male and female protagonists, and there are not many warm descriptions. However, I was deeply moved by the author's words of love.

It's quite good-looking, but some words are repeated over and over again, making it a bit cumbersome. It would be better if some of the repetitions were deleted.

It's good to watch, but there aren't many emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists, too few. It turns out that Lin Pingping is actually a weasel fairy who has traveled from another world. I always thought she was a female ghost👻! This kind of thing is really terrible, (referring to her virtue, she has done many bad things)

The rating is a bit low, but I think this kind of light love is quite good. It doesn't overstate how deep their love is, nor does it say they have no feelings at all. I quite like this kind of thing, and it really echoes the saying that love is across mountains and seas, and mountains and seas can be leveled. It's perfect!

In the author's writing, the male and female protagonists work step by step, step by step, and in this twisted and suffocating era, they fight against dangers, protect themselves, and stick to the bottom line of life. Some people may think that there is too little space to describe the emotional interaction between the male and female protagonists, but such a small amount of space makes people feel the expectations and trust between the male and female protagonists for each other. Mature people should know that this is an important part of a stable relationship.

This book should definitely be rated 9.5 Points. It is very good. There is nothing to say about the concept and writing style. It is not cliché! 👍

I think it's pretty good. The female supporting character Lin Pingping is very evil, and the heroine also works hard to fight against her. Women possess evil powers that can absorb people's luck, change other people's memories, and take away other people's looks. The heroine gets merit by doing good deeds, and uses gold liquid to resolve those unlucky people whose luck has been sucked by the female supporting character. As long as their bad luck is corrected, it can come back to bite the female supporting character. The story is not long, and there is not much interaction between the male and female protagonists. There are no logical loopholes, and the plot is clear enough to watch. Come on, author!

It's the first time I've seen such a strong yet evil female supporting character. In the past, I've encountered women who were beaten up by the heroine and then let go by the Virgin Mary heroine, and then continued to act like monsters. This is the first time I've seen such a strong yet evil female supporting character. It's the first time I've seen a historical novel and I was scared. It's a very novel feeling.

It's quite good-looking. Although it feels short, the content is quite rich, the logic is relatively complete, and the setting is quite good. However, because it is short, the relationship between the male and female protagonists and the emotional lines of the supporting characters are rough. I quite like the ending.