Transmigrated to the 1960s: Enjoying Gossip and Shows Through the Famine
穿越六零，吃瓜看戏度荒年
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It simply and unpretentiously records the lives of the older generation in that era. The "golden finger" (advantage/cheat code) is just right; it's not about some overpowered character, but about the simple lives of ordinary people. They don't have extraordinary abilities, but they rely on their foresight and knowledge from later generations to survive the hardships of that time.
This is truly one of the more conservative period dramas I've read; the prices aren't exaggerated. It depicts everyday family life, featuring both eccentric characters and kind, simple people, and it's still quite enjoyable.
This is the first modern famine relief story I've read, and I think it's pretty good, but there aren't enough updates; it's not enough to keep me reading.
It's beautiful. I remember when I traveled through time, but I didn't remember that Grandpa Qiao looked the same. If I had traveled two days earlier, I wouldn't have starved to death in my sixties. It's such a pity. My grandmother also died in her sixties because she was sick and couldn't afford treatment. It was a lifelong regret. Other commenters are right, I couldn't stand it anymore.
The female protagonist and her family are insightful and cautious after time-traveling, and the story is very down-to-earth. Highly recommended!
For a historical fiction novel, this is quite good. Even with the space-time ability, it's not infinitely renewing, and there's not much reliance on cheat codes. The female lead's family is quite pragmatic and relies mostly on themselves. There are some difficult relatives, but the matriarch is sensible, which makes it much more pleasant to read. It's really good and interesting. I just didn't pay attention to the word count; it's not finished yet, so I have to wait for updates 😂
Yes, I like the romance between the male and female leads. It didn't start with physical attraction or love at first sight, nor was it about constant heartbreak and inseparable moments. Everything unfolded naturally and organically. The famine-stricken year setting was also simple and realistic, fitting the era's atmosphere.
It's a really good novel; it's one of the few I've been able to finish reading entirely on Taobao. While it has a few minor flaws, I think it's much better than those novels about transmigrating to the world of the supernatural and ending up in the black market.
Compared to many other period dramas, this one feels relatively more authentic. As someone who grew up in the 1970s, I saw more of the social realities of that time and the genuine sincerity between people unique to that era. It delicately depicts the resilience, optimism, and positive spirit of people facing natural disasters and man-made calamities, and also portrays the older generation's love…
The female protagonist's family is truly kind, perfectly embodying the saying "When you are successful, you should help others." So far, I've seen them helping the aunt's child find a job. I tolerated it at first, thinking that reading a novel is just for passing the time, and I didn't have high expectations. But after reading the comments, I found many more acts of kindness later on.