Transmigrate to the Famine Years: The Everyday Life of a Background Character
穿越饥荒之路人甲的生活日常
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- Completed
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- 545k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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- Transmigrating to the 1960s: I Stand Out After Getting Into Technical College穿越六零：考上中专的我出人头地Former title · until Oct 2026
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I hope the protagonist can live a good life and not worry about unnecessary people and things. I don't know what the situation was like when the protagonist traveled to the past. It means that the family has given up on the original owner, so I hope not to do unnecessary things. People's hearts will change in the face of interests. Look at the attitude of the family now, but if the protagonist cannot grasp it later, it may capsize. As the saying goes, those who are barefoot are not afraid of wearing shoes. It's good if you can live well. My personal thoughts. If you like this kind of article, you can read it...
First of all, as a career article, it is okay. It shows a certain sense of satisfaction and the psychological change process of the heroine. Secondly, the heroine is very good. From modern times to the original, the psychological changes are explained very normally, but the details are not very good. The heroine's language habits have not changed. It is not very clear to read. Others are still very good. It felt a bit broken in the later period, and the fictional content felt a bit like Dragon King, not like an ordinary promotion article.
Except for some of the supporting actors' words being a bit greasy, and the hypocritical behavior of the superiors, it's still pretty good to watch. The heroine originally thought she was just an ordinary person, but she didn't expect that her IQ exploded when she entered the workplace, and she made rapid progress, directly crushing most of the aristocratic families. She is a bit super. It's the end, not quite yet, but it feels boring. As expected, it is a dark realistic style. It is not suitable for people who are looking for fun in the world of novels. The ending is too depressing.
Although it is a bit off topic, I prefer this kind of heroine. I hope that the heroine will not be too emotional in the future, and she will work hard for her friends and family. I still like to be a little more selfish. After all, my family only joined in halfway. In my opinion, it is no different from adoption, but it is still not good for myself.
In a novel where the heroine focuses on entering politics later in her career, the overall growth line is quite clear. There are also romance tweaks but not much. There are many bugs and the logic is occasionally confusing. But the author is very cute. Because he can't fully express his thoughts in the article, he conscientiously explains every comment, which is very cute.
It's a very novel subject matter. I want to give it one star 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂 after watching the ending. I will mark it with a star next time. I was so angry after watching it. I would rather choose another heroine..., Give him a novel
It's not too much to give yourself a good review 🤭
I like to see the heroine strive for self-improvement. She has a golden finger but is very small. She mainly relies on her prediction of the direction of history. In fact, this one is very powerful.
Not bad, although there are some flaws. The heroine is growing up and getting stronger step by step, but it is still being serialized. The heroine and hero feel so weak and have become their pawns
It was automatically recommended. When I first read the introduction, I didn't really want to read it. After listening to the next two chapters, I thought it was pretty good, so I listened to it. I just finished reading the whole book. This is not my usual way of reading chronicle articles. I originally thought that the heroine would sing and shine all the way to politics. In the end, he returned to ordinary. I also want the heroine to be desperate, but the description is also very good, and it is impossible to drag down the country because of one person. The description is quite good, not too bloody, but it also makes me feel that in that era, many people sacrificed their families to protect everyone. Overall, it's good. I think it's pretty good-looking, but I can't find out what the heroine did before she was reborn. After all, I am growing all the way, which is amazing. I think it looks good, and I personally recommend it. It's not like other novels where the halo is too big and everyone survives