Back to the 1960s: I Can’t Keep My Superpower a Secret
重回60年代：我的异能藏不住了
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- Completed
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- 2.7M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 6mo ago
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- Reborn, Dumping My First Love and Taking the Family Fortune to the Countryside重生踹了白月光搬空家产去下乡Alternate title on Fanqie
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A great book. The protagonist is very patriotic and is about to offer up the base space.
Great! At the beginning, the repeated mention of going to Northeast China to get meat seemed a bit off-putting. But the appearance of the treasure-hunting spies, the people captured on the black market, and the spies on the train—all these interconnected plot points mitigated the initial unease.
The protagonist is so selfless, willing to work for money without expecting anything in return. It's wonderful; it feels like the space itself is about to be dedicated to the country too.
The story is good, and the male lead has a likable personality, but why is there so much rambling and repetitive explanations? Removing those unnecessary, repetitive explanations would make it more engaging.
Hey, doesn't your conscience hurt? Hahahaha, one person hurts while another suffers.
Shennong Post: 1. The author is eating his own words (Chapter 006: offering the left cheek; Chapter 606: slapping himself in the face; Chapter 579: offering the right cheek; Chapter 606: slapping himself in the face) 👍 2. The author writes without consulting any sources, relying entirely on his own imagination.
She's good-looking and has a good character; she's not a saint, she has a clear sense of right and wrong, and she doesn't meddle in other people's business. She helps those who need help to the best of her ability without sacrificing her own interests. It's just too short; it's over in a flash.
It's great; no family dramas to worry about, just focus on your career. The most troublesome aspect of the real and fake crown prince saga is the power struggle within the family. This struggle involves two sides: one vying for profit, and the other vying for power. If it's not the throne, there's no need to fight for it.
It is indeed possible for transmigrators to possess and reincarnate individuals. It's giving me a headache.
Dude, this book is pretty good. The historical period is a bit far off, but it portrays the twisted, beautiful, ugly, and noble aspects of human nature... It's well-written. But couldn't you pair the two female leads with the male lead?