A 1970S Bronze Mirror Connects to the Modern World, Trading Wild Herbs for Fatty Meat
七零铜镜通现代，山货野菜换肥肉
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- Completed
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- 472k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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- Fanqie
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I have seen 100 pictures so far, and there is no poison. The heroine is very hard-working, and there is no top quality (the father and stepmother should be counted, but they went offline very quickly. There was only one trouble, which was resolved quickly). Moreover, there is no cp, there are not too many descriptions of men, and it is more of a group portrait. The heroine has two neighbors who are both very good, and both are girls. There are also two modern friends who are also girls. Great support from the author and keep updating Did someone change after the 100th chapter? 😦 Inexplicably, first of all, a man was added to the small group (although the author said there was no CP and no ambiguity, but it felt strange. In that era, three women and one man ate together and often interacted with each other) Then there are a lot of typos, especially a lot, and the placement of punctuation marks is wrong. This is really uncomfortable. In the end, it feels very watery, very watery, very watery. It is recommended to read the first 100 chapters, it will be a novel read
Tied It's ok for now No CP teacher, I love you😘 There aren't those messy single arrow love lines, I love them so much Then there aren't many top quality ones. The separation is simple and neat The uncles and aunts in the village are all okay. The separation is simple and neat If you are bullied, you will tell an adult. It's plain and pretty.
The rhythm is pretty good and it's very smooth to watch. The first part is quite interesting, but the second part is very repetitive, and by the time you go to college it has almost nothing to do with modern times.
Why is there no space for that ring? Can become an inconspicuous birthmark. It can also prompt if there is anyone nearby. This way no one will see you if you put things there. What if something is stolen? How to explain is too troublesome Use some force. If the food smells too strong, you can use some golden fingers to block the taste. Too many loopholes
I think it's pretty good-looking, there aren't that many weird things, and you don't make a lot of money right from the start. You work steadily and steadily, which gives you the pleasure of developing a system. Just keep the rhythm like this, come on.
No cp (including no ambiguity, no casual physical contact, no casual recognition of relationships), no emotional lines, friendship and family lines, no uncomfortable words and sentences. Recommended if you like it.
That is, the uncle's family didn't show up later?
The plot is a bit bland, but very heartwarming. Life is not originally full of vigor and ups and downs. The heroine is a native of the 1970s, neither reborn nor time-travelled. Goldfinger can travel through time, has secrets, can keep them, does not rely on men, and starts working as a street vendor to make money and change her destiny.
The best novels are those without CP
It's very interesting. I enjoyed reading the novel with great interest. I like this kind of time-traveling novel. In the 1967s, supplies were really scarce and people were in panic. Everything was done in a sneaky way. Fortunately, reform and development came later and the economy took off. I can't imagine how scary it would be like back then.