Transmigrating to 1959: The System Space Has Everything
穿越1959系统空间全都有
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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Going Back to the 1960S With a Pocket Dimension. No Female Lead.
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Please Recommend Highly Rated Period Pieces. No Dumbed-Down Plots or Cringey Scenes
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Badass Female-Led Novels That Feel So Satisfying to Read
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No female lead. No female lead. No female lead.
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It suits my taste very well, because the writing is very suitable for the background of that era, and the writing is very vivid, not holy. I hate novels with multiple female protagonists the most. Once I read an article where the protagonist has feelings for multiple women, I will give up without hesitation.
The protagonist of this book is one of the most explosive among all eras. His own mother was fighting with others, and even his older sister rushed to help her mother bite the opponent. Her mother's hair was torn off, and her younger sister was beaten to a bruise and swollen face. The protagonist was eating melons and watching the show, yes, just watching from the side. A few minutes after the incident was over, the protagonist was still talking and laughing like a normal person. I was shocked! Anyone who can continue after reading Chapter 25 is a master.
An interesting story about salted fish, with a good human touch, but the errors involving numbers in it are too funny. The author is not very old, right? Or maybe it was math taught by a physical education teacher.
The cover of this book should be called Marrying the System Home After Traveling Through Several Lifetimes This is a very good period novel, with the warmth of the family and the trivial details of the family. The most important thing is that it has a system, a different system, a system that is destined to marry the host. The story of the novel is very creative, with stories of cultivating immortals, mecha civilization, and primitive society. Of course, the cool stories about killing little devils are indispensable. There are good points and bad points. I guess the author is not very old. Many details in the novel are full of loopholes. It feels like a child playing house. The layout of many things is too small. Of course, it is a cool novel that does not need to use your brain to read. Give five-star praise
Just keep it as a game chronicle and don't bring it in. I can't stand it, it's too poisonous
I just like to watch this kind of thing, which can make people chase me and keep watching it. I hope it doesn't have cp.
I've been a bookworm for ten years, and I just read a few of them. The intro is okay, and the rest should be exciting as well. I'll give it a five-star rating, and give it a try [top post]
Chronicles + All Worlds + Fantasy + Recruitment = A random and exciting novel. It looks pretty good without any brains or seriousness. It has a bit of Zhou Yuanqiang's flavor. It has a huge space to scan resources everywhere.
Regardless of whether the writing is good or not, the author's greatest wish in the novel is to travel back in time with an atomic bomb and blow up Japan. Full marks 💯. Must give full marks 💯. [Like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [code to live] [code to live] [code to live] [code to live]
Personally, I like it very much. The author has a great imagination, but each small world is very beautiful, but I feel uninterested when I can't practice anymore. There are a few pits at the end that haven't been filled. How come there were so many magic crystals in the 1960s? Was Youcai being tricked when he went out to look for Lingjing? What were the other golden elixir snobbery in the 1969s? Why draw the hero's son's blood? In the end, I thought that after Youcai died, he would go to the world of immortality to meet his master, but in the end, 555, didn't the little dragon say that he would support Youcai in his old age? Didn't Shenmu also say that there will be a period later? And isn't Lao Li a golden elixir? How could he die in front of a talented person who cannot practice?