The Sixties: From Total Wimp to Neighborhood Watch Hero
六零：小趴菜秒变朝阳群众
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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First, a heads-up: the text repeatedly states that the female lead is different from other girls; she's strong, like a tomboy, not effeminate, and unlike other girls who are docile and obedient. During her pregnancy, she's described as not being as dramatic as other pregnant women.
Not bad, it has a strong sense of everyday life. The main thing is that the female lead is very interesting.
Great, very original! Keep it up, author, and maybe even a big update!
I understand the author's intention to convey that girls shouldn't be bound by stereotypes, but it feels a bit like praising one while belittling another. Girls can be gentle and quiet, or they can be as capable as the female lead. Being quiet isn't bad. However, the writing is quite good and worth reading. 👀
It's truly amazing! Several aspects of the story impressed me: She doesn't take ill-gotten gains. When capturing spies, whether in caves or enemy homes, any gold or silver found is handed over to the state without being hidden (the female lead has a spatial ability). Even if she secretly takes a gun from an enemy spy, she can't sleep at night. She doesn't buy houses everywhere.
The story has a strong moral compass; the protagonist doesn't abuse her abilities to seize power. The plot flows smoothly, and the explanation for the protagonist's aging is well-done. It's impossible for an ordinary person to travel through time without experiencing side effects, and it subtly suggests that her survival is due to her good deeds in catching bad guys. Highly recommended!!! 😆
It has exciting moments and heartwarming slice-of-life scenes. The author's character descriptions are quite good. The female lead has a positive outlook, is cheerful and generous, doesn't hesitate, and doesn't want any money that she shouldn't have. Thumbs up!
I finished it in one go, it's really good, I highly recommend it to anyone who likes historical fiction! The female lead has a spatial ability, but she doesn't use it very often. It's like she offended the God of Wealth; she can't seem to store money, the space is always used to store cash 🤭
Great! Very engaging. The female lead has a unique aesthetic sense and lives a carefree life, unlike other novel heroines who focus on college entrance exams and have careers spanning various industries. Early on, when catching bad guys, she encountered large amounts of gold and silver treasures many times, but she never used her spatial abilities to collect them, unlike other novel heroines who…
It's a great read, with incredibly positive values. The protagonist earns her wealth honestly and ethically, not by simply using her spatial abilities to collect everything, nor by becoming dependent on the system. She stays true to herself, which is truly admirable. The female lead never forgets her original intentions and remains true to herself.