A Landlord Travels Back to the 1960s, Takes His Fortune, and Goes to the Countryside with His Younger Brother
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Fantastic!! We've now reached the part where the male protagonist rescued his parents. He's a very thoughtful person, not a saint. My personal understanding of a saint is someone who showers everyone with love, forgiving both good and bad people. But the protagonist is different; he's a very kind person, kind but not unconditionally kind, with clear likes and dislikes.
I only realized the main character is gay after reading chapter 140! If you like this kind of story, you can come in! (P. S. Author: Could you please explain that this is a BL novel in the synopsis? (I feel like I was tricked into reading this and then killed off 😅))
Good book, very good, but the author often mixes up "(he/she)". It's not easy to mistake the gender of the people around the protagonist while reading; eating together is fine, but sleeping together and applying medicine to injuries are a bit off 😄 That was premature; I only realized it was a female-oriented novel halfway through. The synopsis didn't mention the main character was gay either. After reading the latest chapter, I feel pretty smug! 🤦🤦🤦
It's great! Duo Duo is adorable and smart, without any of the typical bratty traits. Her older brother loves her dearly and takes good care of her. So far, there haven't been any romantic pairings; the interactions between the family members are very heartwarming.
Finally, I've read a novel about an older brother taking his younger brother to the countryside. The story concept is good, it's very enjoyable, it's heartwarming, and not overly sentimental. Keep up the good work! 👍👍👍
This family is pretty amazing; they all have their own spatial abilities. And the protagonist is quite kind, wanting to save everything for Duo Duo. The family seems to like his personality, but I personally find it a bit awkward because people like that are quite rare. Just my opinion. Those who like this kind of story might want to check it out…
It's really good, and I find it more and more exciting to watch, but please, no male-male couples please!
The storyline is fresh and consistent with the characters' personalities. Things unknown should be explored cautiously and gradually. It's not about immediately hoarding supplies and having the protagonist's biological parents help prepare provisions. A cautious and prudent approach is essential for survival in that era.
It's great, but they have so much wealth. I'm so envious! They have so much wealth, plus farms and orchards—they live better than most people in modern times!
The content is very realistic. It reflects the true social situation at the time. Contemporary youth should watch it and learn more about it. Aside from the location being unrealistic, the rest of the content is very authentic.