Notes on Self-Cultivation of Melon-Eating People in the 1970S

The content is bland, I have no desire to read it, and the heroine's character is a bit pretentious and weak, right? It's not my type. I still like smart and rigorous female protagonists who take action when something doesn't sit well with them. The literature of the era usually writes about the heroine going to the black market to do business with other people, and she can change her clothes in various ways, and there is room for it, and the logic is not rigorous. People in that era were very smart, and the black market was very dangerous. A girl bought and sold so many things, disappeared and reappeared, and she happened to be fine once, twice, or three times. If there were more, she would definitely be discovered. It was as easy as selling cabbage for this heroine. . . .

It's well written. Although there are a few quirks, there are no messy and annoying things.

The character design is average, but the heroine is so loose?

Looks pretty good

The front is not bad