A Village Girl's Modern Working Life in the 1960s
六零村姑现代打工记
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- Completed
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- 309k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Switched Bodies: Make Money in the Modern Era, Spend It in the Sixties互穿：现代赚钱六零花Alternate title on Fanqie
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My initial intention in starting this book was to depict a harmonious rural village where people live ordinary lives. Some of them may not be perfect, but they share a common ancestor. There might be some minor disagreements, but after a good night's sleep, everything will be fine the next day. I think this is the rural life I know.
It's pretty good, although there are two plot points that confused me. 1. I don't think Duoduo bought the fabric with her dad at the supply and marketing cooperative, but later they said they made clothes from it. 2. Regarding the food street, I felt a bit confused about the timeline from its opening to its official opening.
I quite like it so far. I like this kind of story where the female lead doesn't have an overpowered, superhuman advantage, but gradually changes her impoverished life. However, if the female lead becomes incredibly wealthy or even a billionaire later on, I won't watch it. I don't like the kind of money that comes in like a ton of water. I prefer this kind of simple, peaceful story.
It's a great show! It depicts everyday life, a loving family, and kids who are incredibly mischievous. It shows that we need to take things slowly in life. People are too impatient these days. I should adjust myself gradually.
I quite liked it. It was rather simple and realistic; there aren't that many people who become incredibly powerful just because they have the ability to time travel. The everyday family life was also very happy. It's just that the first epilogue made me a little sad, and it wasn't written in enough detail, otherwise it probably would have made me cry. [Sparrow's Masterpiece]
So far, this is a decent story about everyday family matters, a heartwarming read, and without any truly awful characters. Unlike some stories where it seems like the story can't be complete without a toxic character, and one toxic character isn't enough, there are just a ton of them. I hope there won't be too many toxic characters in the future.
Overall, it felt rather bland. The female lead's special ability wasn't particularly powerful (compared to other novels), but it was still consistent with her era, showing the limitations imposed by her environment and ideology. The last dozen or so chapters were quite heavy due to historical issues, and the author's writing skill was noticeable then.
The ending was unexpected! The Red Army episode brought tears to my eyes! He must have had such deep feelings for his sister! It turns out that Duo Duo's time travel was a button left behind by the Red Army!
It's very heartwarming. A few minor bugs are insignificant. I love it! Author, please update more!
The advantages are that there are no extreme characters, and the money-making isn't like robbery. It's relatable to the masses; even the female lead's hand-sewn items for her relatives, due to her kindness, are a bit too big. Overall, it's not bad.