The 1970S: The Adorable Educated Youth Uses Her Pocket Dimension to Face-Slap the Villains

The plot is compact, no nonsense, no clichés, the heroine is no virgin, and the revenge is neat and tidy. It is a refreshing novel but not brainless. The only drawback is that the author is a bit slow in updating. Does it take time to refine the words? In short, it is a period article that has long been in my heart.

It's okay. The character and plot are good. The female protagonist is powerful but not a virgin. The male protagonist is also very good. He is not a cookie-cutter officer or a rough guy. When he was unable to give the female protagonist a good life, he did not express his feelings. Instead, he silently treated the female protagonist well, and then worked hard to build a career to pave the way for the two of them in the future. As for the female protagonist, at first I felt The heroine is not very vigilant. Later, she saw the group destroying the village of human traffickers and asking the real perpetrators to take revenge. This part was quite exciting. The people in the small group were also very nice. There was nothing super. Everyone came and went, and it was quite warm. However, the overall situation was a bit dull. The latest chapter accelerated to the college entrance examination. It felt so fast. I didn't know if it was almost over or if it was about everyone doing business.

This article is okay. Don't pick out the details. When reading, you have to put your mind aside [laughing and crying] and paint to pass the time. I can read this article without any particularly annoying plot. I think it's pretty good [facepalm]

Well, there are a lot of people who traveled through the book and were reborn, and they all live in harmony, and they don't kill each other one by one [smirking] The male and female protagonists are really not related to each other. The male protagonist is very prosperous when he wears it. He turns out to be a rich second generation man with an engineering degree. He is like a fish in water in this era. The female protagonist's best friends are from well-off families, good-looking, and study well [smirking] It's true that only such people can hang out together.

It's okay, but I feel that many of the stories in this novel are not written in detail. They are all briefly mentioned afterward. For example, the male protagonist reported his father, and he only told the heroine at the end when he confessed to the heroine. Most of them were about the heroine, the little sisters and the hero working together, studying together, going to college together, starting a business together, getting married and having children, and living a happy life.

It's pretty good-looking. The heroine didn't suffer any hardship, and she didn't get married to the hero in the countryside. It's good. I don't like people who got married so early when they knew they were about to take the college entrance examination.

This ending is so sudden

It's not bad. This is probably the second or third time I've read the author's book. The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are relatively slow, but the refreshing heroine cleans up the best things very happily!

Wonderful short article! Like!

The pace is very fast, and it is really good. Just... Why did the male and female protagonists get together when the ending was about to come to an end?