Transmigrated to the Sixties, I Just Want a Quiet, Ordinary Life

Of course you should reward yourself with a five-star review for your first review.

I really like this book! It talks about daily life and the powerlessness of that era. The heroine did not become a virgin because she traveled through time, nor did she do anything contrary to that era just because she had a golden finger. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also very stable, supporting each other and caring for each other. Anyway, I really love it! ! ! ! You can rush!

This story is not bad. Why is the rating not high? It seems that those people are helping the bullpen people, but this one avoids being beaten early. This one is very different from what other authors have written. I like it.

I can only say that it's okay, and I can keep watching it. Although people in this era are simple, they are not stupid. The heroine's survival to the finale is already merciful by the author. It doesn't matter the space or troubled times. There are no fools who can hang out in the black market. So many cashmere coats have to be taken away by the opponent. Besides, I bought so much meat and gave out more than 6,000 pieces of pork as gifts. It would be a shame not to be reported.

Ye Shu looked at his daughter holding her youngest son from behind, feeling full of accomplishment. In the blink of an eye, my daughter is already fourteen years old, and is now as tall as herself. He was already in his early thirties, and he looked at his daughter who was busy serving food to the family, his eldest son who was washing his face, and his younger son who was surrounding his sister. Ye Shu was filled with emotions in his heart. It had been 16 years since he came to this era. Not only did he find his lover Shi Lei in this era, but he also gave birth to three sensible children. Time flows by like water. In the blink of an eye, the eldest daughter Jingyi is already a senior this year and will graduate soon. The eldest son is also in high school, and the younger son is in fourth grade. Shi Lei's job has not changed much. He is still working as an engineer in the factory. Going to work every day is very regular. No matter how many changes there are outside, he lives his life step by step. Ye Shu and Shi Lei held hands and walked on the path in the mountains, talking about everything that had happened to them since they met. Ye Shu also felt that she had never felt more relaxed. She suddenly came to this era from modern times. From the initial panic to the current indifference, she gained love, friendship, and family affection in this era. Amidst the laughter of children in the distance, Ye Shu and Shi Lei looked at each other and smiled. Both of them experienced happiness from each other's eyes. Ye Shu believes that they will continue to be peacefully happy in this era.

The female protagonist has a golden finger to ensure her life. She is educated and goes to college and finds a job. She could have lived a plain and stable life. However, she met the male protagonist and had an unfortunate native family. She gave birth to three children and hid in the countryside with the male protagonist's grandma. She indirectly helped the male protagonist's father and accompanied the male protagonist in his advancement and retreat. In the process, he told the male protagonist the golden finger to make it easier to use and "poverty alleviation." But if I were the female protagonist, I wouldn't want to be with the male protagonist

Although it's a relatively ordinary life, it's more real, isn't it? I don't know why the rating is so low, I almost missed it! Give the author five stars and work hard (ง •̀_•́)ง to write more works

This book has a theme that I like, Sixty, I finished college relatively early. An orphan girl doesn't need poverty relief, especially if she doesn't have a younger brother, nephews, nieces or anything like that. In this space, this is a supermarket with relatively rich supplies, but the heroine is a bit arrogant. She sells grain, pork, and cashmere sweaters. It can be said that not being regarded as a spy is definitely the protagonist's halo. Another point is that if you are not a strong woman or start a business, you will basically just buy a house. The legal income in the early stage is from the mother-in-law and the chartered mother in the later stage of translation. What's more regretful is that I bought a bunch of courtyard houses, but none of them came with any good antique furniture. As for the male protagonist, he is a person with a high-risk background in the story. His father cheated on him in a military marriage, his mother is an overseas businessman, and his grandparents have returned from studying abroad. With such a complicated background, he has grown into a somewhat sensitive but ordinary and cute person. He is very smart and likes machines, has outstanding abilities but is adaptable, has no machismo, is a little selfish but respects and cares for his wife, does not favor boys over girls in housework, and does not have too strong ambitions. He does not care much about money. He is not like the male protagonist in ordinary novels, but he is a good man that is difficult to find in the real world. This is a heartwarming daily article.

Although she is ordinary, the heroine's sales in Beicheng are all due to the heroine's aura.

The writing is very detailed, and the rating is a bit low. Read it from beginning to end, and I recommend it.