Transmigrating to the Seventies: Even a Mouse Gets Its Day in the Sun

I read every chapter without skipping a chapter. The writing style was humorous and interesting. I laughed out loud several times. The story is connected and unconventional. Although the female protagonist is a little monster, she is not very powerful. She is always growing and belongs to the growth type. The male protagonist has nothing to say. He is a good soldier, a good man, and a good husband. Why put good soldiers first? I really burst into tears during the fight against Dashu. It is a very interesting article. I like it. I like that the male and female protagonists go on adventures together, save people and ghosts, and do good things all the time. I also like that their relationship development has no twists and turns. No misunderstanding, like 👍

It has a very special character setting, and it is one of the more unique and beautiful period novels I have ever read.

Very interesting and heartwarming!

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It was so good that I finished reading it in one sitting. Come on.

Beginning and end Every character who appears is useful Several lines run parallel, cultivation, immortality, espionage, career

The subject matter is quite interesting, and there are quite a few gory parts. Well.

The story is compact and the content is exciting?

Heroine: Su Tong Male protagonist: Zhou Xianze The heroine traveled back in time to the 1970s and became a little mouse. She slowly transformed into a human by absorbing the spiritual energy from old objects, and then she could change back and forth. The male protagonist is a soldier and the female protagonist, a little mouse, helps him a lot, and they are very sweet. The ending is pretty good too.

Incredibly beautiful, recommended