Transmigrated to the 1960s: I'm a Diplomat
穿越六零，我是外交官
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- 488k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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The author has improved a lot; it feels like a completely different author. The early parts focused on farming and survival, and the logic felt a bit lacking. The story really took off after the female lead became a diplomat. The characters became more and more fleshed out, and the diplomatic handling and children's education were particularly well-written.
Growing alongside history, the nation's rose and dagger have always strived, their patriotism truly remarkable. They've never given up, their upward-growing spirit... This story is not just about the protagonists, but also about the nation's journey. Some of the comments in the comment section are quite distorted. Don't read the comments, just start watching.
To be honest, I really like the female lead. It's amazing how she went from being an ordinary person to becoming a capable diplomat. The author also wrote it very realistically. As for the male lead, I think he's a hero on the battlefield and not really suitable as a partner. He's 10 years older than the female lead, and now that he's not on the battlefield, he's always spoiling the kids at home.
It's super good, but I just can't get enough! It's like a diplomat doing special forces work, haha. The female lead tries to portray herself as very vulnerable, but that's already been discovered. Anyway, it's still very captivating, but there aren't enough updates. I hope they write well, because I'm afraid I'll be disappointed later. Keep it up!
Putting aside the beginning, the later parts are worth watching. The names of the soldier, doctor, translator, and scientist sound impressive, but their lives are fraught with danger, their lives hanging in the balance. People of the past were truly great; their sacrifices have made our good life possible. Honestly, nowadays children's textbooks are filled with foreign names. Does that mean we Chinese aren't great either?
The story revolves around the female protagonist's gradual growth through her own efforts. She doesn't use her special spatial ability much. There's also a male protagonist, whose character is initially quite good, but his handling of his sister's situation after marriage becomes somewhat baffling. But who is perfect?
I'm wondering how the male lead's parents raised their child? Let me talk about the male lead first. I feel he and his sister are similar types of people, except one is calculating and manipulative, while the other is ruthless and unscrupulous. The male lead plotted for years to be with the female lead, thankfully they ended up together.
It's a really good book, with a richer and more diverse content than other period novels. I highly recommend that readers patiently read on. This book really made me laugh and cry, especially the later parts where the female lead makes her speeches on the international stage, which are very exciting to read.
The female protagonist is always clear-headed, independent, and self-reliant. She knows that only by being strong can she have a voice, whether she is a knife in someone else's hand or a pawn on a chessboard. Everything depends on strength.
It's written quite slice-of-life, but the protagonist, despite his carefully constructed facade, isn't entirely cautious in some ways. I hope he lives his own life well and doesn't get too involved in the affairs of the transmigrated and reborn protagonists. Protecting oneself was difficult enough in that era, and it's also good that his expertise could contribute to the country in that time. That's just my personal opinion. Those who like this type of story might want to check it out…