After Transmigrating into the Doomed Supporting Girl of the 1970S

Finished reading·Actually, when I read books, I don't really like having space, golden fingers and the like. I feel that it's unfair to others to always be too lucky. This book is an exception. Although the heroine of this book does have space, she also uses the space to help many people. She gives medicine to Grandma Lu, Xiaoqi, Xiaochun and brother, and helps seven orphans. As the saying goes, it is better to teach people to fish than to teach them to fish. When the heroine helps them, she also teaches them to do business, so that they can learn to be independent and support themselves. The heroine also used the prophet to help the educated youth pass the exam and become teachers, and then collectively passed the exam to Qingbei. Although it seems to be exaggerated, we read the novel to enjoy it. We want a perfect ending. The heroine also helped the factory resolve the crisis, helped Sister Li in a series, etc. Here the heroine used space and the prophet to help many people, and everyone had a good ending.

This is one of the few books that I didn't skip reading. It's very good but rarely top-notch. It's the first time I saw that people in the educated youth can get along so well. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is quite bland. In order for the male protagonist to make his family live a good life, he and the female protagonist's family can feel at ease and pursue a career.

There are not too many twists and turns in the whole story. Although the heroine has space, she has no tasks (luckily)! Some minor flaws but still very good! The ending came very suddenly [laughs]. I felt like the author didn't want to write it down in detail and just ended it perfectly.

It's pretty good, I like it very much, it's wonderful!

Not bad👍Not bad👍It's pretty! Thank you for your hard work! Keep up the good work!

It's quite beautiful, very heartwarming and touching, but the ending is a bit fast and feels a bit rushed!

It's quite nice to read. Some of the characters are hyphenated. The general meaning is understandable. I also like this type of love story that is dedicated to writing before the reform and opening up. The later development can be dealt with in one stroke without taking up space.

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

The first 100 or so chapters are very interesting, but the only drawback is that the last few chapters are too fast (ﾟVanﾟ)

It's quite interesting, but the article is a bit short and the ending is a bit rushed.