1980: He Comes from the Future

The time-travel novel second only to 1939, it does not have as much feelings about home and country as 1949, but it is more in line with the thoughts of small citizens.

The logic is clear and everyone's IQ is online. Full of details, perfect characterization, standard group portrait novel, a masterpiece among time-travel novels, the protagonist is not a virgin, but he also understands the justice of the country, even if he holds power, he never forgets his original intention, playing in the world, this time it is the mood of the behind-the-scenes novel

I have read more than sixty chapters and found it very interesting. No one reads such an interesting book, and there are no short comments from book friends. I am so sad.

I have read 1949 I Come from the Future. That book looked at two eras from the perspective of the protagonist. This book has always looked at the time traveler from the perspective of the 1980s. It is quite exciting.

This is a book that is against the clichés of cool stories. The time traveler is no longer the male protagonist, but more like a villain or a tool. The protagonist is the government. It is very realistic. If you want to read the cool stories about time travellers, please take a detour.

A very good novel, but it has hit a brick wall with only 580 chapters.

Although I have only read a few chapters, I feel it is very exciting

It's really amazing. I admire the use of other perspectives to write about the time traveler who travels into this world. He has his own ideas, unlike the previous ones that only catered to his needs. Is there anyone alive watching? Has this book been taken off the shelves?

The first 100 chapters are good, but then it becomes a cool read. However, it is indeed complicated to deduce a new world, so the book is still worth reading.

Is this book rated so low? As a bookworm with more than ten years of experience, I know that this book is definitely at the top level on Tomato.

A refreshing article with endless imaginative ideas, and its interpretation of the times opened my eyes.

I read this book with iron blood back then, and I have been following it for a long time. It is a rare masterpiece, and I can't help but feel sad.

What was written before is quite good. In order to bind the protagonist, arranging a woman who completely matches his aesthetics can be understood as giving him a home here, someone to care about, and someone he can't let go of. Arrange more women here again, and a logical conflict arises. The reason for the arrangement is that there are many forces competing against each other. We cannot let the protagonist's wife have such great power, but let the second woman make crazy comments on her own in front of the protagonist. She said it would make him care more, but instead she let the woman lie in the protagonist's arms and say "the strongest relationship is interest." The government's purpose is to win over the protagonist, but when the protagonist has a stable and loyal wife by his side, it sends an ambitious woman to him. Is this surely not causing trouble? With the protagonist's modern wealth and his integrity, it is actually not difficult to have various girlfriends in the modern era. The most precious thing about his wife is the virtue that the sense of the times bestows on her. This is the reason why the protagonist looks at him differently. This woman arranged by the government is actually not uncommon in more advanced modern times. She neither has the charm that attracts the protagonist more than modern women, but is also more unstable than the protagonist's wife. Maybe he wanted to set the scene with white moonlight and red roses, an elegant and beautiful palace, and a cunning, beautiful and bold concubine.

Why is such a good book only rated 7.4? The author is proficient in history, and has a deep understanding of economics, politics, culture, and military design. The psychological descriptions and historical details of the characters are written in meticulous detail, with clear logic and common sense. This is a time-travel novel that is particularly worth recommending.

Objectively and comprehensively tell us who we are today, what hardships and twists we have experienced, how much suffering we have endured and how many sins we have endured, and what we have achieved through perseverance. Only by not forgetting your original intention can you always succeed.

It's so good. This is the best book I've ever read in Tomato. It's like a movie. He is also a member of the common people. Runuo can show the confused people in the 1980s how exciting it is to have this prosperous age turn out as you wish. As an old bookworm, I suggest you read half of it and experience it for yourself...

It is a very good book. The main character is very down-to-earth and is an ordinary person like us. The supporting characters have online IQs and the plot is reasonable. The only drawback is that it is too reasonable and not very satisfying. This is a novel. One of the I Come from the Future series seems to be 1949 which is more enjoyable. The whole world knows about your moves. It doesn't have the thrill of surprising the world with your sneaky development.

A good book, but it's a pity that the rating is not high. Good idea. Ordinary little people travel back and forth between the two worlds, using their ability to travel to do what they can. It very logically shows the behavior, psychology, and mentality of a little person... It's a good story and worth reading, even though it didn't end well in the end!

I have read Chapter 580, and it is indeed quite attractive. It deserves five stars. It is funny and passionate, and there are many things that are funny. Unfortunately, the impact on the other side is almost zero. There are still many things that I dare not write down. I think it has hit a minefield. I like it very much but I don't know if this can be finished.

The plot is interesting, the logic is self-consistent, and the main and supporting characters have online IQs. Do you think it's a time travel story? It's actually a spy story. Do you think it's a spy story? In fact, it is a chronicle! Do you think it's a chronicle? It's actually science fiction! What's even more rare is that these blend together just right.

Worth recommending! There are several reasons: the storyline is relatively novel and different from other time-travel categories, and the logic is also in line with the times. Anyway, I read the last 580 chapters, and then the directory got messed up and I went back to the beginning of the first chapter (I don't know why). Overall it's pretty good, at least much better than fast food articles, and worth recommending (I've read more than 1,000 times).

Very good, what I wrote above is quite satisfactory! The cool articles that follow make my eyes light up. The boring world needs to be infused with new blood. All kinds of trouble making are still too conservative. It will be more fun to increase the intensity of making things happen. I support you.

I've read Chapter 50. Mader is really awesome, but I also read the reviews. I heard that the first half of the book is a masterpiece. Well, I'll give it 5 stars just from the novel first half. I'll talk about it later.

The whole book has a slow pace. Although there are occasional imperfections in the description of historical events, the setting of the entire book is rigorous and the plot is comprehensively laid out, which is rare in tomatoes. It is more suitable for high-end readers like me who are in their thirties.

Well written and very realistic. Even the protagonist has been severely beaten through social practice, and I feel stupidly trusting.

This book writes about time-travelers from the perspective of bystanders and participants. It is the first time I have seen a novel with such a theme. It is very novel.

It's more of a large-scale spy drama than a time-travel drama. The plot is exciting and unconventional. It's a very good book.

It is the best book I have ever read. It is more exciting than 1949: I Come from the Future, with grander scenes, more complex environments, and more intense collisions of ideas!

Why is it only over 7 points? It's so rare to find novels that make sense logically like this. It feels like it's real. I've listened to it halfway through, and I recommend it.

It's really nice to see time travel from this angle.