Transmigrating into the 1970S: My Family's Ancestral Space Holds Immortal Magic!

After reading it, check in. The heroine's gold finger is super big and she uses it generously. She cultivates herself and at the same time brings her lover and relatives along with her to cultivate. She also helps the country build a powerful weapon, an army of cultivators. There is nothing wrong with falling in love and strengthening a country. I also want to ask, will you write a second book? I want to read a story about the heroine's family going to the world of cultivation.

I like it very much. The first one who has a gold finger knows how to be grateful and give. Many gold fingers are afraid of this and that. They only keep it for themselves. At most, they only give it to their partners. They are not grateful for the contributions of others. They don't know that God's gold finger is only for one person. Did you do some good deeds? God gave you the gold finger [smile] [smile]

This is the first time I have seen a reorganized family living together in a very warm and harmonious way. It is very interesting to watch. It was all good before, but then I started cultivating immortality. It felt very weird. It was so good that I became a cultivator of immortality in the 70s. My personal opinions are different but I respect them. Writing is not easy.

It's quite good-looking, not aggrieved, the heroine has both mouth and hands, and her strength comes first.

It looks great, the content is exciting, keep up the good work

It's good to read. I really like this kind of period novel. The golden finger is big and can cultivate immortality.

It's very nice and the gold finger is big. It's good to be able to cultivate immortality. I just hope that no high-quality relatives will come here in the future.

It's pretty good-looking. The character designs are all very good. The heroine's personality is bold and not procrastinating. Even though she's a little bit of a drama in cultivating immortals, the plot is also very exciting. Come on, comrade author.

I've just seen Chapter 201. It's quite interesting, not abusive, and I won't read it anymore. (What makes me feel uncomfortable is the relationship between the male and female protagonists. Before Chapter 200, we only met three times in total. The first time they bumped into each other in a hotel, the second time they saved the male protagonist in his hometown house, and then there were letters etc., And the third time he caught a spy on the train, no. After a careful kiss, the male protagonist confirmed that he wanted to write a letter to express his feelings for the person to get married. The female protagonist also thought about it and agreed. I was angry that we didn't write the letter until almost chapter 200. Couldn't we have met and talked about love more times before chapter 200? It's boring and we want a career. I can't see the balance of love. I don't want to see it. Love is coming. It's too difficult. I'm just a rebel.) Except for the love line between the male and female protagonists... Everything else is perfect [Sending Hearts]

It's great to watch, but the ending is a little rushed. I look forward to more exciting works! Five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐good reviews!