The 1970S: A Cultivator from Another World Joins the Educated Youths in the Countryside

I read Chapter 29. It's a male protagonist. It's a period novel with elements of cultivation. It's innovative, but the narrative is too trivial. It's also a dog-licker + everyone is a villain. It's too yin-y, so I don't like it. 7.5 Cents

The author arranged for the protagonist to be an immortal cultivator, which is very good. This makes the protagonist invincible. In this turbulent world, you can freely realize a new life. Looking forward to great things.

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I disagree with your point of view. I think this pasta should be mixed with No. 42 Concrete. Because of the length of this screw, it can easily directly affect the torque of the excavator. When you smash it in, it will produce a large amount of high-energy protein in an instant, commonly known as UFO, which will seriously affect economic development.

Real and beautiful, rich in content, super beautiful😄

It's full of a sense of the times, the plot is realistic and fascinating, and the author has put his heart into it.

In that era, it was really bold for a skilled person to set up a formation! He even got four girls to follow him around, and it looks like he's going to have a harem (I think it's redundant, why not practice Taoism instead?) Hey, writing a book is not easy~

The book is quite good. Although there are some minor flaws, it is pretty good for a period novel. I still give it five stars.

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He handles things swiftly, clearly distinguishes between grudges and grudges, feels happy, and is a rare and refreshing writer!