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
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Transmigrate to the 1960s: Feed the Whole Village with Empty Promises穿越60年代：画大饼让全村吃饱Alternate title on Fanqie
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It suits my taste perfectly because it's written very realistically within the historical context, vividly, and without any overly sentimental elements. I hate novels with multiple female protagonists; if I read one where the main character has feelings for multiple women, I'll immediately abandon it.
Among all the historical fiction, the protagonist of this book is quite explosive. His own mother got into a fight with someone, and even his young sister rushed in to help their mother and bite the other person. His mother's hair was pulled out, and his sister was beaten black and blue, while the protagonist just stood by and watched the show. That's right, he just stood there and watched.
A funny story about a salted fish, with a nice human touch, but the numerical errors are hilarious. Is the author young? Maybe their math was taught by a PE teacher.
The book cover should be titled "After Experiencing Several Lifetimes, I Married the System." This is a very good period drama, full of family warmth and everyday trivialities. Most importantly, it features a system—a unique system, a system where the protagonist's destiny is sealed.
Just treat this as a game-related historical fiction; don't take it too seriously. I can't stand it, it's too toxic.
I love watching these kinds of shows; they're so captivating that I can keep watching them. I especially hope there's no romantic pairing.
A ten-year veteran reader, I've only read a few chapters. The prelude is good, and the rest should be just as exciting. I'll give it five stars for now and keep reading! [Top Post]
Historical fiction + multiverse + fantasy + recruitment = a hodgepodge of light novel elements. If you don't think too much about it and don't take it too seriously, it's quite enjoyable to read. It has a bit of Zhou Yuanqiang's style, with a huge space where you can scour for resources everywhere.
Regardless of the writing quality, based on the author's greatest wish in the novel—to travel to the past with an atomic bomb and blow up the Japanese—I give it full marks! Absolutely full marks! 👍👍👍👍👍 [Bookmarked][Bookmarked][Bookmarked][Bookmarked]
I personally really liked it; the author has a very imaginative mind, and each small world was wonderful. However, the ending felt a bit disheartening because cultivation was no longer possible. Several plot holes remained unresolved at the very end. Why were there so many magic crystals in the 1960s? Was Youcai's search for spirit crystals a setup?