Traveling Through the 1950S: Starting from Leaving the Small Mountain Village

The setting is reasonable, the plot is not exaggerated, and there is no rush. Five stars for readability.

I like this book very much. The male protagonist's golden finger is not very big. Unlike other period novels, which are either various materials or various skills. It's a bit boring to use game cheats to the maximum. This book is very down-to-earth.

It's very interesting and describes the hardships of people in that era.

I think it's okay. At least the author is writing seriously. In some places, it is obvious that his writing power is limited, but at least he is careful. There are a few places that I think are relatively good, and there are also some failures. 1. I personally think that the portrayal of a rural child is very good, and the picture of supporting himself in order to study is vivid on the page. 2. It describes some details about going to school, which I think is very good. 3. I personally feel that for a rural child who is a time traveler and has set a goal for himself to enter college, love is a luxury. You can have friendship and family ties, but you cannot have love in high school. Only when the protagonist can break out of the cocoon and become a butterfly and break through the constraints of the countryside can he be qualified to do what he wants to do.

It's very beautiful, and the gold finger is not very big. This gold finger is really small. The male protagonist also relies on himself. [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration][Admiration] It is a very ordinary literary work of an era.

The writing is very serious, no matter what the level is, this kind of serious writing deserves respect. Unlike some period articles, they are all taken for granted without any research. When others say it, they just make an empty statement. It's really haha. I don't want to feel the unique atmosphere of that era. I read woolen period articles. When it comes to technology, the details are appropriate, not outrageous, and not mentioned at all. It is natural and does not feel mechanical, which is worthy of praise.

Plain, very real, very beautiful

A unique novel with love, the first time traveler has a living example in his eyes. Although his father doesn't love him and his stepmother doesn't love him, it doesn't matter. The protagonist comes and he has a guaranteed gold finger (three cents a day). Then the protagonist instantly bursts into tears and waves his hand, saying, I will raise the stepmother's child. At this point, the protagonist appears to help spread Bafang's name to the world! Banggeng's tuition is only two and a half yuan, and the protagonist bought a Chinese language book and a math book second-hand from someone else for three yuan (I just checked, a Chinese book is about 10 cents, and rice is 15 cents per pound)...

To be honest, the book is a good book. The author's writing style is good and the details are well described, which makes people feel deeply involved. However, life is too hard! Living in reality is already tiring enough, and I don't want to read a novel that is so painful! It's not that it doesn't look good, it's that I can't stand it. Come on, author!

Apart from complaining and giving negative reviews, I rarely rate an article before it is finished. This article is excellent! The use of gold fingers is reasonable, the conception is rigorous, and the realism factor is high. The story is also strong. I give you a thumbs up! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 The male protagonist takes one step and thinks three steps, and every step is steady!

It's very realistic and has a refreshing feeling. Come on, the author.

It's very good-looking, much better than other historical novels. The golden finger is not very wide, which is what attracts me. Other historical novels only have hundreds or thousands of signatures, which is a bit too invincible. I don't like it personally. Now that I have seen the latest chapter, I hope the author will continue to work hard and update quickly. I would like to ask the author, when will the heroine come out? University? Or is it that He Anan?

Thanks to the author's attitude of striving for excellence in writing, it is the first time I have seen an author truly unfold the background of the 1950s, 1960s and later, and understand everything. The protagonist follows the trend in this background, works down-to-earth and improves the fate of the people around him.

Nowadays, novels are written in a relatively pragmatic way according to the general economic downturn. In the past few years, the protagonist was either born into a wealthy family or into a noble family. In the first dozen chapters, he was worth tens of billions. It's better to be pragmatic and closer to life.

It's very interesting. The male protagonist's character is very good. He is a little character who is trying to climb up. The time point of "The Wind Rises" is also written seven or eight years earlier than other novels. In those special times, you have to be careful with everything you say and do. I like this kind of novel without a big golden finger.

Anyway, this chapter has always been good. The author's writing is really good. Some people think that the male protagonist is indifferent. I thought so at first, but after looking at it, I thought that if it were me, I might be more indifferent. The money he earns is all earned by himself. Except for the eldest sister and the third grandma who helped, the rest of the family just waits and seems to have nothing to do with it. It is really not easy for the male protagonist, so in my opinion, the male protagonist is still too kind.

It is really good. I have a good understanding of the prices and things of the era. It can be seen that this is a lot of time to check the information, and it writes about the hard work and hardship of the protagonist. He is a child in the mountainous area and realizes his ideal step by step through his own efforts. The writing and characterization are also very good. Through the gradual introduction of the plot, the world of the 1950s is presented to the readers. The character description of the protagonist and supporting characters is also very popular. It can produce emotional changes according to the author's description. It is really a very good book, awesome!

It's not bad, it's not that fast-paced. The author found a lot of pictures of items from this era, so the prices are reasonable, and the protagonist doesn't have any cheats. He walked through it step by step on his own, which is very real.

Although it is a story about time travel and rebirth, the male protagonist does not rely on plug-ins, but only relies on his own hard work to create a world. Very real feeling! Finally, there is an article that is so beautiful without being embellished with so many beauties! Marvelous!

The writing is great, and this is the most realistic and rigorous novel I have read of all time. When I watched it, I felt as if I had really traveled to the 1960s and was ready to make a TV series. The protagonists in "Golden Finger Are Not Useful" all come out step by step on their own.

It feels good and reasonable. It doesn't open the gold finger too much, and it is only useful in the front. Later, it feels like it has no sense of existence. There is also the heroine. When the female classmate in high school said she was the heroine, she didn't feel that good and it was quite awkward, but! I was suddenly on a blind date after work, and I didn't even feel bad about it! Maybe it's because it doesn't procrastinate and doesn't have to describe anything psychological. I have just read this. In fact, when I first read it, I thought it would be better if there was no female protagonist. I think it is because the novel is about falling in love in a plot that should be about struggle, making the face red and heart-pounding. I think such a plot is quite abrupt and uncomfortable in a novel like this. In this way, the male protagonist has no time to struggle! Start a career! But I think it's impossible for the male protagonist to have no partner, so I think it's good for the male and female protagonists to work hard in their respective fields and have common topics. [Laughing] Let's talk after watching it

The author writes very carefully. It is very beautiful and real. It gives us a deeper and more three-dimensional understanding of that era. Especially the various illustrations and photos inside make people feel like they were there. I give it a big thumbs up.

I think the only shortcoming is that it is a bit bland, without any big ups and downs or climaxes, but it is pretty good for people who like this kind of writing. The system does not have a high sense of existence, and the more useful thing is the space storage. Moreover, the development of the protagonist is not like other novels, which is relatively slow (certainly fast for ordinary people), and finally develops into a family.

It's very interesting, the content is detailed, and the ending is appropriate, but the ending is a bit unexpected. At 500 chapters, it's just right. It won't make people lose interest in reading, and it doesn't have any bad points. You can use it with confidence. It's a very good novel. Alas, I am distressed. Most of the seven or eight novels I have been following have been completed, and I am experiencing a book shortage again😭.

At least 9 points The rhythm is very well controlled, every time point is not delayed, and everything is clearly explained. The character design is also very good, none of them are particularly good. At the beginning, the father of the male protagonist is stingy and does not want to send him to study, but he also clearly states his attitude. He studies on his own without interfering. Later, through the details, it is discovered that his favorite is the male protagonist and his eldest daughter. His attitude towards his other son's study is different from that of the male protagonist. Although the stepmother is also selfish and stingy, she is very clear about it. The character of the male protagonist is also very pragmatic. He knows his own situation and understands what can and cannot be done in the context of the times. What is better than other time-travelers is that he is down-to-earth and will not stop working, be lazy, separate, or alienate from his family just because of what happened in his previous life. The male protagonist's approach is more appropriate. The system is arranged just right. The male protagonist basically doesn't use it much after getting married. I think this is normal. How can the family expenses be hidden from the people around him? I have seen the heroine in other books carrying space. It is so stupid that it is suffocating. I don't need to say it myself, but she also brings things to the people around me... I won't mention it anymore. All in all not bad 👍

The perspective of the male protagonist in the female channel has a single female protagonist, no top family members and relatives, and a golden finger but not a big one (it is used to earn tuition and miscellaneous fees during schooling in the early stage, and it will be diluted in the middle and later stages). The ending and extras are very good, and it is worth watching [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts]

I really like it, especially since there is no mention of the marriage of the male protagonist's son or daughter at the end, and other descriptions of the male protagonist's children are omitted. In this way, the protagonist in the whole book will only be the male protagonist, which is very satisfying without being cumbersome.

It's a very good time travel story. It doesn't have much romance. It tells the story of the male protagonist's life, and also touches on a few things about that special era. The male protagonist has a golden finger, but it's basically used to help the male protagonist get through the difficult journey to school when he was young. It basically doesn't appear in the future. It's very life-like and a very plain period novel!

The author writes very well. There is only a small space and there is no particularly big golden finger. Although the male protagonist's family is a little indifferent, they do not restrict his own progress. The male protagonist has been studying on his own. The male protagonist is not a saint at all, and he is also very measured towards his family members.

It's pretty good. The protagonist has been planning step by step to go to school, work, get married, serve the country, and plan for his own life. . There is no nonsense in the whole plot. The plot is smooth and the ideas are clear. Goldfinger does not appear many times, but they all play a key role and make people feel comfortable to watch.