Transmigrating to Everyday Life in the 1960S!
六十年代穿越日常！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 331k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
117Chapters
856Reads
6.8Score
162Listens
98.4kReads · all time
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Each chapter has lyrics, inexplicable descriptions and emotions, a bit like the description method of short essays for reading comprehension. It sounds weird to read, but the characters are quite likeable.
It is really rare in Tomato. The title of the book fits the plot. The heroine has a real ordinary life. She has no entanglement with the protagonist group. She is just an NPC who passes by the protagonist group for their emotional development. There are all kinds of emotions, including male coppers, female coppers, and heterosexuals. It is a large collection of emotions. Everyone has become flesh and blood and found their right relationship. It does not follow the plot. It feels really good. Although there are a few top-notch ones, it is not painful or itchy, and the heroine solves it quickly. , When I first watched it, I felt that the heroine was very lonely inside, but as I watched later, I actually found that the heroine was not very lonely in her inner world. She would surprise herself with flowers, and she also had a family who loved her, a system to accompany her, and friends who gossiped and ate things together. The most important thing is that she still had money and material things to meet her material needs. Maybe the heroine was just not used to separation, and she was not lonely. She just didn't know what kind of identity the male protagonist would show up to accompany the heroine.
It's pretty good. Who is the male lead? Hasn't he appeared yet?
Is it possible that the low score is due to the unnecessary extras? It would be better not to have such extras. The system is really sweet, and it provides very practical things. The emotional line only comes out after most of the time. It is not very sweet, and the whole story is very bland. It is still very good to pass the time.
High-quality period writings don't have so many routines, and are plain and simple.
Nice! The author has a profound writing skills! The plot design is very reasonable! The text flows smoothly! Very comfortable to read! Come on! Great author! Keep updating!
It's so plain, I can't move. I can't move.
It's quite bland, but it's also too bland.
I really like this style of writing humorous and entertaining Routine but not cumbersome
I really like it, the ordinary life, nothing great, the cheerfulness of the heroine warms you and me!