Starting in 1960: Max-Level Comprehension Helps My Whole Family Thrive
60开局：满级悟性带飞全家
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This is the damn Siheyuan novel that I've been looking for. [Smile] There are Siheyuan characters but I don't have much contact with them. The main plot is to develop and build the country, and it also has its own family plot, which is good.
I've read Chapter 30 and it's well written. There's nothing about flirting with the Jia family's widow or licking the pension group. Five-star praise [like]
It is a Siheyuan, but not a Siheyuan novel. It is quite exciting. This idea is also very novel. Traveling through the 1960s, I took advantage of the college entrance examination to leave Putian and go to Sijiu City. I made some money in the black market, built a yard, brought my family into the city, and then peacefully engaged in research and development to serve the country. In fact, Not bad. As for time travellers, it's boring to just lie down. Doing something for the country is also a sense of accomplishment. As for the beasts in the courtyard, what's the point of fighting them down? To put it bluntly, they are just a few ordinary people with bad minds. Fighting them really lowers the lower limit of the time travellers.
I have to say that this is the best courtyard house I have ever seen. There is no hostility in the pig's feet. There are family members and friends. The three senses are still upright, but it is a little lacking and not enough to look at.
I've read the first 26 chapters, so far there's nothing wrong with it. I hope I won't brag about it in the future. Come on! ! !
You can read this book with confidence, it is not a studio, it is not a studio, it is not a studio, important things are said three times! ! !
The beginning is also unique, the story is coherent, and there are few typos. It is a very good Siheyuan novel. Keep up the good work and don't fail.
I read it in one sitting. Overall, it's not bad. It's just that some details were not handled very well. For example, biology was not established in that era. There are also some other places that I won't go into one by one. But if I don't go into details, it won't affect the reading. But I still hope that the author can check more information [laugh][laugh]
It looks pretty good so far. There is no vague purpose. And this is me. I must have read hundreds of books. The only one with a large front opening is not at the beginning of the courtyard. The courtyard is more like a supporting role. I think this is just right. Let us feel the fun of Tongren without the boring feeling of seeing too much.
The idea is good and the writing is good, but it has been discontinued. Generally, updates are interrupted because the author has something wrong (such as a heart disease, terminal illness, marriage change caused by his wife's cheating, physical disability caused by an accident, etc.), Which makes everyone feel uncomfortable.