Daily Life Raising Kids in the 1960s
六零养崽儿们日常
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- Period Fiction
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It's great! Fans of period dramas about struggle and raising children are in for a treat! The plot feels a bit familiar, though; it's strikingly similar to the beginning of another story I read. Both started with the entire adult family dead, some with martyr status, leaving only the protagonist as an adult and numerous young children.
It's a good story, and the protagonist has flaws, but that's normal. Why should someone bound to another dimension be expected to work so hard? Luckily, the protagonist is kind, and the original owner's family is also good.
The concept is quite good! His attitude towards traveling from modern times to that era might align more with our own, since we all grew up in cities. Even those who lived in the countryside didn't actually do much farm work, given the advanced technology available. After all, sometimes we're lazy and need a bit of high-tech, mindless activity, like a useless little system.
To be honest, 6.6 Is a bit low. Perhaps it's a matter of personal taste; some readers might not like this kind of slow-burn story. Overall, it's quite good. The only downside is the lack of a female lead. It's a good read.
After finishing the book, what I liked most were the female characters who, in most people's eyes, weren't perfect, such as Lu Mingxi and Gu Baoxia. Lu Mingxi is someone who prioritizes self-interest, but I don't feel she did anything wrong. When she realized her mistakes, she actively corrected them, and in her subsequent interactions, she tried to maintain a reciprocal relationship.
To be honest, it's quite good. I was initially drawn in by the title and synopsis, but I almost gave up because of the number of reads, ratings, and the number of ratings. However, I decided to give it a try and found the writing to be quite good.
The ending felt rushed, leaving several loose ends. I wanted to see how the others lived after the male lead left, what Lu Mingdong's final choice would be, and what missions the male lead would complete in other worlds and how he would accomplish them. Given the male lead's sarcastic personality and his somewhat sharp-tongued little system, their interactions later on would definitely be very entertaining. Sigh, I wonder if the author will write any spin-off novels about Lu Yuanqing.
After reading this, I feel Lu Yuanqing's innocence is even more tarnished. He was already rumored by the villagers to have never married because he couldn't forget Gu Baoxia, and now they're saying he was so devoted he even followed Gu Baoxia in death! Hahahaha!
The plot is alright, but the fact that Lu Yuanqing used his "fiancée's" name to obtain grain earlier left a good impression on the Lu family, which is a small potential problem. Hopefully, the later episodes will be handled more efficiently. As mentioned in the synopsis, there is no romantic pairing, and I hope this will be maintained, rather than being a misleading claim.
The author writes very well, so why is the rating so low? The "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage) isn't very useful; the male protagonist supports his entire family and raises all his children to adulthood through his own abilities!