Transmigrated to the 1970s, I Can’t Farm, So I’ll Marry a Rough-Hewn Man

I think it's okay, but the pace of the plot is a bit slow. I prefer the heroine's character. She just lives her own life and never interferes in matters that have nothing to do with her. It's not the kind of story that just pretends to be cool and slaps people in the face because of time travel. I like this very much. It's not purely about love. There's nothing super in the book. I want to see when the heroine and the hero kill the bad guys. If there is room for fear, I should just go straight to it. If the author doesn't arrange for him to be offline, others will definitely suffer. People in that era are really miserable. There are so many people in the hero's family who can only earn so much food a year.

I originally wrote the book because I liked it, and wrote it because of my love. I missed the difficult years in the past as mentioned by the older generation. I didn't seek to amaze me, but I just hope that everyone who opens the book can encounter their old childhood dreams while reading it. This is my first time writing and there are many shortcomings, please forgive me! I will try my best to write each person's story. In my heart, they are not just cold words, but living people with flesh and blood. There are no ups and downs in the book, only the plainness is true, and the fireworks in the world can most soothe people's hearts. This book stopped being updated for two years. In order to give this book a complete finish, I picked up the pen again and resumed updating. I don't know if anyone can read this book now. It feels like I am in a stand-alone state every day. Come on, as long as you keep writing, no matter how small the window is, there will always be a ray of light coming through. OK! I won't be wordy anymore!