Transmigrating to 1970: The Fish in the Pond Finds Love

It's pretty good-looking at the front, but not so good at the back once the conflicts start. Xue Li is a brilliant character, and she is my favorite heroine. A golden finger is appropriate, with a warm personality and a measured attitude toward others, and a good handle on emotions, being calm and able to handle key issues clearly. The original heroine looks like a doomsday boss, very emotional, and has no beginning or end to her actions. The emotional scenes are also abrupt and perfunctory, making it hard to keep up. Currently available for viewing.

The heroine does have some character flaws. After all, it was mentioned in the introduction and background setting, but she will grow and it is not a big problem if the author has the knowledge (๑•̌.•̑๑)ˀ̣ˀ̣, ( When I met the poor male protagonist and helped the poor male protagonist with things that hurt his kind, I got a lot of comments from readers. The author explained that he didn't have enough writing skills to express what he wanted to express. He scratched his head [rolled his eyes] [rolled his eyes]) Anyway, I finished reading. The cool highlights of Ginger Fish are 1: Smashing bricks in the kiln with bare hands [crazy] [crazy] 2: Really going to the house to reveal the tiles [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] and 3: You can play with the big lynx cat dumpling A [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss]

There are few emotional lines and many career lines in this book, but it is really interesting! This was the first time I read this kind of period novel, and it made me see the dangers of human nature. Not everyone is a good person, and there are also evil people who eat people without spitting out their bones. Not only do they not know how to repay their kindness, but they will also beat them up. In the middle of reading the book, I felt anxious more than once, wanting to know when the male protagonist will get his revenge. When I saw the truth revealed, I really cried like a dog, for the misfortune of the male protagonist, and for the coming of light. This book is more of a group portrait, not only carefully sculpting the male and female protagonists, but also vividly describing the friends and opposites around them, making everyone seem to have come alive. It is not only a he ending, but also an imperfect ending. Just like our life, it has not only smooth roads, but also bumps and imperfections. I really like this book, I feel sorry for the male protagonist, and I feel a little disappointed because some of my favorite CPs are not together, but overall it is really good to read! This is my second favorite period novel! It's just that the ending is a bit rushed, a little bit unfinished, and very imaginative. The reason why it was dressed in a sieve was because of the interstellar poverty alleviation plan, which I never expected.

It's good so far. The heroine doesn't say much harshly, but who made the heroine grow up in the apocalypse? No one taught her how to be human and worldly. She just needs to be alive in the apocalypse. After time travel, the heroine is also learning slowly. She doesn't have any character design that doesn't know how to be silly and sweet. It's good that she is strong and continues to learn.

Very good-looking [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] I like the heroine, she handles things neatly and clearly distinguishes between love and hate.

I really like the heroine in this post-apocalyptic time travel story. She is very powerful with force. She is not a holy mother, but has space, and a cp. She is also from time-travel, and there is a space mall, which is very annoying.

Very well written! ! ! This is the only period novel I have seen where the male protagonist is not annoying at all. He is neither trustworthy nor pretentious, nor cold-faced at all times. Overall, I highly recommend it! ! ! How come the rating of this book is so low? No, no, no, it's really good, there's nothing big about it, and the heroine's golden finger isn't too outrageous either.

The author is great: The writing is great. I don't feel aggrieved at all. I will avenge my hatred on the spot. I love it [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

It's a pretty good novel. Although it's a small world with a large number of time-travelers and reborn people, this is the first script I've seen in the female-video era where the villagers who go to the countryside to jump in are all villains. It's also relatively novel. The reversal is really special. I originally thought it would be a simple conflict between the old and new educated youths. Unexpectedly, after the old educated youths were tortured by the villagers, they put an alternative test on the new educated youths. Naturally, the conflicts between the educated youths gradually turned into conflicts between the educated youths and the villagers. It is indeed rare to see such a reversal.

Why is this book rated so low? It's so beautiful, and the logical thinking makes sense. And I love the ending at the end. It's a group portrait, Poverty Alleviation Office. The ending in the book is not their ending, they are about starting a new journey. Looking forward to having a Poverty Alleviation Office task extra However, Chen Jinghan's ending was not written later. Did the author forget it?