Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1960S: I Snatch the Heroine’s Fortunes

Super pretty! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! A great book that was delayed by the title! ! ! ! High intentions! ! ! ! ! . Don't sink into the fragmented life. The system and space are not too important. The important thing is to improve your strength! If you have the strength, you can do whatever you want! It's a rare book that doesn't revolve around love and love! ! ! ! ! Second brush, it is the best period novel I have read in recent years! ! ! ! !

Looking at it currently. It's quite good, and I really like Xiao Qi as the male protagonist. After all, he prefers the female protagonist, and others stay aside. Currently, he is like a child who has not grown up. After all, he is only in his 10s. It is normal. He will definitely mature after joining the army. I like this kind of male protagonist who is a combination of a milk dog and a wolf dog.

This book is hard to comment on. It's not good to read, but the content inside is very unexpected. She doesn't play by common sense anyway. There is a system, but the system called her a fake host, and then untied her. You said there is space, and this can disappear on its own. You think she will definitely gain something when she goes on a mission. However, most of the chapter is about the trivial life of making money, and then suddenly the main plot comes. The best thing is the heroine's feelings about her family and country. This is very touching. But if you want to say it looks good, the heroine is really a troubled person. She always comes up with ideas. There are many things that are quite strange, such as how she deals with family relationships, and there are several plot points that are really messed up, without foreshadowing, and appear very suddenly. The writing and ink sometimes feel that the priority is unclear, and there are many contradictions. Maybe you just forget about it as you write. Some pitfalls have not been fixed. For example, the old saying about collecting 5 jade gourds and opening them is not explained, and the ending is a bit rushed. My final suggestion is that you can still read it when you are in a panic. It is novel and does not look cliche. I am looking forward to the next chapter. It just needs to be a bit wild and unconstrained. I hope the next book will be better and better [laughing]

It's okay, but the character of the heroine gives people an unclear feeling, but there is no doubt that she is exquisite egoism, which can't be said to be good or bad, so far. Let's wait and see what happens next.

After reading 400 chapters, I haven't found a charming man. The heroine is very independent, and she is not the kind who just relies on cheats. The subject matter is quite novel, and even the system and cheats have been withdrawn. Urge me for more, or I won't be able to watch it tomorrow.

It's actually quite good-looking, and every character is very fleshed out. Unlike other novels where the explanations are so clear, the follow-up explanations of those people are not so clear, but they are really flesh and blood. There are many places and characters, and there is a big picture. Everything has its own explanation, which forms a closed loop. The female protagonist is really awesome, and the male protagonist is okay too.

The author is really good at twists and turns to capture the reader's heart. This is the first time I have read that the protagonist who has space or even a small world with mountains and seas will inexplicably lose space or even die. Although I haven't fully understood it logically, this setting is indeed unexpected and very dramatic. You can also feel that the author doesn't particularly like the fact that the protagonist has space. Antipathy is systematic. Overall, this is a wonderful novel. The plot is often unexpected and has ups and downs. The characters are very successful and the minor characters are also remarkable. In the small time travel at the end, I feel that the author is indeed telling a story with confidence, and it is a wonderful story. The most regrettable thing in the book is that the tuna tribe migrated to the heroine's space and disappeared with it. I wish them the best either to return to the ocean in their hometown of Honolulu and continue to live well. Already following the author.

I really think it was well written. It captured the characteristics of that era. It made my eyes red several times and warmed my heart. I think the system is acceptable and the handling is okay. I give you a thumbs up. I hope more people will read it.

It's super beautiful, and the heroine is not a virgin. Many people say, "An unfortunate childhood takes a lifetime to heal, but a happy childhood can heal a lifetime." The author describes the heroine's strong mentality that does not need the love of her parents but is longing and panic very well, and her patriotic feelings The three views are upright and generous. Gradually, the feelings of the country and the people she loves with all the tolerance and pampering have influenced the heroine. The writing is very generous. My only regret is that the heroine did not say goodbye to her modern parents [crying], nor did she explain it clearly. I cried to death. Everything else is fine. Thank you to our ancestors for sacrificing their lives for today's beauty!

Before reading the book, I saw some book friends saying that the score was low and it should be 9 points, but I think a score of 8 or more is normal. The writing is okay, but the food, clothing, housing, and transportation are not like those of the 1960s, and the preface and the follow-up are often inconsistent. In the previous chapter, it was clearly written that a character wandered to a foreign country at the age of fifteen or sixteen and yearned to return home, and later he became separated from his parents at the age of seven or eight... There are many such examples, and it feels like he writes whatever comes to his mind. The four-star rating is an affirmation of the writing and description of human nature, and other things still need work.