I Came to the 1960S for a Life, Not Mere Survival

Not bad. The writing is smooth. The heroine is also pretty good. Goldfinger is not an exaggeration. If there is a male protagonist, he must not be a soldier or something. I don't want to abandon the article... I don't have a problem with soldiers. It's mainly because I've seen too many. Eight out of ten male protagonists are soldiers... [Laughing and crying]

After reading Zhao Xin's story, I came to read Shushu. It's tied. Come on, author!

It's unexpectedly good-looking. I just clicked on it casually to read it. I didn't expect to read it from beginning to end. Although there are some interesting points, it is different from other interesting articles. There are always many explosive points. Most of them are plain and not boring life stories. It's very interesting.

The beginning is quite exciting, because the youngest son of the Prince of Hell is going to die for 6 hours, so the plot is set in the 1960s. With 1 cubic meter of portable space, 1,000 drops of life-saving milk for physical fitness, and 600 yuan of Pinduoduo supplies that are refreshed every month. There are two more reborns The following text descriptions are basically home-made top-notch games, which I personally don't like. Writing is not easy, but my output has been amazing after more than 100 days. Come on.

It's good to watch. This is probably the only one in a lot of this year's novels that I've read where the male protagonist is not a soldier. Because I have seen so much about soldiers, I feel like there was nothing else besides soldiers in that era. And some of their novels are good, but the male protagonist is more powerful and the female protagonist is also very powerful. As you climb up the ladder, you feel like you can meet the chairman. This novel is about an ordinary heroine, an ordinary person who travels back in time to work as a waitress in a hotel. It was not ordinary at that time, but for us who have read so many novels now, the work he is doing now. Actually, I didn't really like the male protagonist at first. Because what is described at the beginning is the process of its face changing, although it is also fighting for its own interests. But it was also during this process that I slowly got to know the heroine, and finally realized that I liked two people and confessed to each other. Overall it's good, I think it looks pretty good. There were two rebirths mentioned earlier, one of which had a little golden finger specially designed to harm the heroine's father. I won't feel aggrieved

It's very interesting. Come on author (ง •̀_•́)ง and keep it up.

The male protagonist is unexpected. He is not the male protagonist in traditional period novels. He is not an educated youth who is a rough-and-tumble officer. Oh, he has also been an educated youth for a few chapters. I never expected him to be the male protagonist. He appeared like a little cannon fodder, with no obvious strong personality and family background, and even a bad hand. The male protagonist who is very ordinary but very extraordinary is great! The emotional lines between men and women are written very naturally. When they are together, they really have to weigh the pros and cons to see if they are suitable without feeling disgusted. The relationship development is very natural and I like it very much!

The heroine has a pretty good personality, a little clever, and her hands are still big. I have a high seniority in the village. I was also very senior when I was a kid, which is very interesting. The heroine's parents are weak and overly pampered. The heroine is probably the best and has no chance to run away. There are not many bugs, you can see them.

It's good, good-looking, not cliché, not a cliche. The heroine is really sober and won't say one thing and do another. Not going to the black market, no system, not a lot of supplies, just daily life. The male protagonist is not a stereotype of a soldier, a rough guy or a big boy, but an ordinary person. Although he has gone to the countryside to become an educated youth, the life of an educated youth does not last long. Moreover, his character is the most realistic among the many period novels I have read. He has advantages and disadvantages. He is not as stereotyped as other male protagonists and has his own thoughts. In other novels, the male protagonist is just like the accessory of the female protagonist. He has no humanity but divinity.

Four and a half stars. Actually, I think it's pretty good. They are all characters with melon-eating female protagonists. It is very interesting to sign in. I can see that the author has a lot of imagination and the romance is just average (because I am obsessed with love, which is also because my writing style is relatively young). Next time I can write a kind of imaginative suspense. Come on, author! ! !