Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970S: An Apocalypse Survivor Awakens as an Educated Youth and Fights for Her Country

The story is quite good. The one star removed is that the heroine was betrayed for a reason. She was too defenseless [laughing and crying]. After the time travel, the original brother, the hero, and other children who ate the heroine's delicious food more or less discovered that there was something wrong with the sister. If it were reality, would he really not betray her? If the younger brother guessed that the heroine was not the original sister, would there really be no barriers? The hero's love for the heroine is really not because of the benefits she brings? If the other children eat so much delicious food, will they really have no doubts?

Super exciting, vivid storyline

I really like the character of the heroine and am very satisfied with the storyline. It is worth recommending to my friends who love to read period novels.

I thought Chen Jianshe was the male protagonist, but it turns out he is not

I couldn't help but be moved to tears when I saw the chapters after the male protagonist's sacrifice.

It's very beautiful and worth recommending [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

I thought the male protagonist was written to death! I didn't expect it to be the case, but I saw how uncomfortable the female protagonist was when the male protagonist died. It was so touching that I even cried.

Very beautiful very beautiful

This book is very good

A very good novel [love] [love] [love] [love] [love]