Transmigrating to the 1950s: The Allure of the Family Tree
穿越五零：族谱的诱惑
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- Military Marriage: More Blessings, Children, and Years in a Period Novel军婚：在年代文里多福多子又多寿Alternate title on Fanqie
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As usual, I'll give myself a thumbs up for all the hard work of typing this! My previous two books were both quick transmigration novels; this is my first attempt at a long novel. The story will likely be written from around age 49 to 80. I will write down some of the changes from each era. It's still not a super satisfying story. I just want to quietly tell the story in my head!
It's quite good; the story begins in the 1950s. A naive and innocent female protagonist who travels back to the new century and a cold-faced, cunning military officer. The story spans a wide period of time, and the author writes with a strong sense of realism.
This is a fantastic book, so captivating you won't be able to put it down. The male lead is both righteous and wicked, and the female lead has a wonderful personality. The plot is neither exaggerated nor melodramatic. Awesome!
It's quite good. I'll watch it again after a while. I really can't stand how lustful the male lead is; he's not like a soldier at all, and he's too much of a chauvinist.
It's a really good watch 🥰. You can feel the everyday life of family members, national sentiments, and the beauty and unhappiness of love and marriage. The plot develops slowly at the beginning, but the pace quickens later on. Overall, it keeps you hooked, and before you know it, you've finished it.
This is the only book I've finished reading in a long time. It's a pity I didn't finish it while it was being serialized, so I couldn't urge the author to update and show my support. The writing is excellent and worth savoring. Unlike other time-travel or historical novels, this is a rare gem. Highly recommended!
At first, I thought it was alright, very sweet, and there were many couples. I skipped some parts and didn't find it particularly good. But as I read on, I sensed a faint sadness in the story, and I don't know why. Even though it's still ongoing, I suddenly worried that the author would kill off all the main characters in the end. 🤦🤦🤦
It's really good; it's my first time watching this genre.
I'm writing this review now, even though I watched it quite a while ago. I initially read it as a fanfiction about immortality, and it definitely filled in and perfected many details in this story. I really like many of the characters, and I hope they are all happy and healthy. Thank you to the author for giving them all good outcomes ❤️
I thought it was quite good; it realistically depicted the social conditions during the period from the Republic of China to the founding of the People's Republic. The only thing I didn't like was that the female lead from the transmigration anime next door came across as a cameo, and she was the kind of female lead who was blindly infatuated with someone...