Transmigrating to the 1960s: I Can Do Whatever I Want with My Hundred Acres of Space

This book is really, really good. It is the most sober and kind-hearted of all the novels I have read. It is also the most comprehensive and the most comprehensive in my image of the female protagonist. Only this article made me really feel that this is a novel with a female protagonist, rather than a fake female protagonist who relies on the male protagonist to show off her excellence. The heroine in the article is kind but not stupid. She clearly understands how difficult it was for a woman to live without a man in that era. It was not because of how good the man was, nor how incompetent the woman was, but because that society would eat people, especially women. Therefore, she would not divorce recklessly like other people who traveled through time, or accept her fate and live with that man, nor would she be complacent because she surpassed the original owner in the heart of a man. She would just calmly negotiate with the man and then enter into a formal marriage. She was also confused and painful in the process, but she persisted. It was also during this process that she was able to understand the helplessness and pain of the original owner from a female perspective, instead of taking over the original owner's body like in other stories, looking down on the original owner because the ending was better than the original owner, and belittling the original owner many times to show her excellence and kindness. Many people will definitely think that she did not live a good life with her original husband, and she will eventually get divorced and find a good man who cares about her and has the same goals and live a happy life. Including me, I think so too, but no, she did not rely on a man, or in other words, she did not bind and rely on a man by engaging in ambiguities, falling in love, getting married, etc., Which is similar to selling herself. She cares about her children very much and thinks about them at all times, but her children are not everything in her life. The most important thing is that she is a woman, she understands women, and she is the only one in so many period and even time-travel novels that I have read who really works hard for women and actually spends money, time and energy to do what she can. Instead of just lending a helping hand to the women with whom you have good relationships, or lamenting the hardship and pity of contemporary women like other heroines, and sighing that there is nothing you can do but take care of yourself. Finally, you are glad that you have a golden finger, and your marriage and family are relatively happy, and you do not have to suffer such hardships. They seem to be very kind, seem to feel sorry for women, and then continue to live a good life of counting money. Many sanitary napkins have appeared in many women's time travel stories, and in the end, they can successfully become one of the heroines' money-making artifacts. When it appears, women will always appear. The main character laments the menstrual disaster of contemporary women to show the heroine's kindness, and then it will inevitably become a money-making artifact for the heroine. And those women who have no money to buy, and are not even qualified to enter the place where sanitary napkins are sold, what does it have to do with the heroine? After all, allowing it to appear in this era is already a kindness of the heroine. But this article is different. The heroine also uses sanitary napkins to make money, but she also really considers women. Those who can't afford it and don't want to buy it will be given away for free to instill the concept and role of sanitary napkins. She stays up late with the light on and ignores the incomprehension of the people around her. She changes the form of sanitary napkins many times just so that when rich people use them, they will not ignore the women at the bottom. When the daily income is several floors higher than the monthly income of others, when he is busy as a spinning top, when the people around him do not understand and do not help and only persuade him to quit, the protagonist knocks on the door of every family in the village and gives free gifts. In the end, because the protagonist's behavior affected the thoughts of high-level women who paid attention to her, a policy of free subsidies for sanitary napkins in rural areas across the country was realized, which has not been achieved in modern times. I was filled with admiration when I saw this. It was the first time I admired the characters in the book. In this book, the heroine has family, friendship, career, and ideals. These are evenly laid out in every corner of her life. The extravagant love, the moment it appears, is crushed to death in the bud by the heroine because she clearly recognizes the reality. Rather than relying on the male protagonist in other stories, and belittling the original protagonist as worthless in order to show his own excellence, he praised the husband of the original protagonist who chose him as perfect. She gave me a feeling that she was worthy of being the protagonist but I couldn't do it anyway, unlike in other novels where I can do whatever I want. I like the heroine's tenacity, kindness, sobriety, ability, responsibility and other qualities that make me fall in love with this book and this author. Because I have always felt that the protagonist's character is a reflection of the author's character. She/he may be the person the author wants to be but cannot be due to various practical problems. Therefore, the author gives the protagonist's aura to that ideal person and helps her/him overcome obstacles to realize the dream that he/she cannot achieve. Big cheers for the author

The writing is very nice, I think it deserves five stars, but I don't know about it later.

It's too little to read in one sitting, so watch it after you've gained some weight!

The life he writes about is so real. Life is so messed up that it makes me feel tired just looking at it.

Good, good, good, good

Not bad, worth watching

The shortest among parents! Very pretty!