
The 1960s: The Real Daughter Returns to the Village, and the Whole Family Gets Secure Jobs
六零:真千金回村后,全家铁饭碗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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- The Factory Director's Castoff Daughter? She Lands a Steady Job, Marries an Officer, and Raises Kids厂长弃女?端铁饭碗,嫁军官养娃Alternate title on Fanqie
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#This is a really good time-travel novel! 😳 The female protagonist, Lin Jiaoyue, transmigrates into a 1960s novel, becoming the mistress of a factory director's family! She forcefully reclaims her cheat-like abilities and returns to the countryside with her adoptive parents.
The plot development is good, the female lead has a clear-headed personality, and the love and warmth of her family is a good part for me. However, I feel a little unsatisfied that the female lead sometimes chooses a roundabout way to take revenge on her own family.
The female protagonist transmigrates, has a spatial dimension, and there's a story about a real and a fake heiress—the real heiress refuses to return to the countryside. The female protagonist is highly capable: hunting wild boars, becoming a police officer, catching enemy spies, working as a steel mill purchasing agent, and even taking the college entrance exam…
They've reached 135, they've tied the score. The female lead is a real heiress, but her parents favor the fake heiress. After transmigrating, she severs ties with her biological parents and returns to the countryside with her adoptive parents. Her special ability allows her to randomly travel to other worlds. Although she lives in the countryside, she's doing alright.
I was really enjoying chapter 82, but then suddenly the male lead adopted a child?! And then he adopted another one later... Adopting children isn't my thing, ugh! 🙅🏻♀️
It's a bit of a coincidence; it feels like a combination of two novels I recently read. The biggest difference is that in the previous novel, the female lead dated a soldier, but because he adopted the orphan of a fallen comrade, she didn't want to be a stepmother and chose to break up with him. This time, the female lead isn't as dramatic. I didn't particularly like some of the plot points, but it's better than the previous two novels. It's a pity it's not finished.
Wearing it twice, changing lives, inspiring, wonderful.
It was ordinary, but it depicted very simple scenes of daily life, mainly focusing on prices. During those three years of food shortages, many prices were outrageous; for example, on the black market, a bottle of Moutai cost 100 yuan! I was utterly shocked.
The first half of the story is exciting and thrilling for the female protagonist, while the second half is mundane and peaceful. She is meticulous, observant, and always on guard. With spies rampant, she is their nemesis. Anyone who encounters her is immediately exposed. The original female protagonist is repeatedly defeated and ultimately suffers a crushing defeat.
I really like it, I don't know why not many people have seen it! But I highly recommend it!!! I hope everything is well at home!!!