Transmigrating to 1960: Long Tao’s Life in the Era

The entire story is incredibly heartwarming. The author depicts a famine year where everything is plentiful, yet not a single person displays any hostility; it's as if the NPCs have lost their minds. Crucially, the author is also generous, sharing everything with neighbors. In such a special era, this story is a breath of fresh air! 😏😏😏

It's amazing that they caught over 1000 jin of fish in one afternoon!

The beginning looks great, and as long as I don't write anything haphazardly later on, it should become very popular. Keep it up, author! Update soon!

It's very enjoyable to read. Although it depicts ordinary life, it feels really satisfying! Beijing's household registration system has been very tightly controlled since 1949, and the male protagonist managed to get so many jobs and household registrations all at once—he's practically cheating!

So far, the overall plot has been well-structured and engaging. Although it's a novel based on a traditional courtyard house story, the author has essentially taken a fresh approach, resulting in a novel and engaging narrative.

This is a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment novel where the protagonist, a soul-transmigrated to the 1960s with a spatial ability, is lazy, intelligent, decisive, hates evil, and has a clear sense of right and wrong. He thrives in his new world, making numerous outstanding contributions to the country amidst international and domestic conflicts, earning recognition and commendation from his…

I don't know why this book has such a low rating; I think it should be at least 9.5. In my forty-odd years of reading, this is one of the few books I've read where the author didn't follow the typical male-oriented harem/harem novel formula, with the protagonist having ambiguous relationships with various women or using excessive profanity to portray a stereotypical male image.

It's a pretty good historical fiction story, mainly about exchanging supplies for various things and favors during a famine, as well as showing off. The various scenes are written in a very interesting and enjoyable way. The writing gets better and better, especially the part where the protagonist uses his cheat-like abilities to cause trouble abroad and do good for the country.

I'm giving myself a five-star review, even though the data is bad. But I'll still keep writing as long as there's even one reader who enjoys it. This is my first time writing a book, and I forgot to ask you all to keep me informed. Therefore, I spent more time researching than writing, and I won't change the outline.

There are many flaws and double standards, but the story is about a person with the space and power to travel to that era. The question is whether they stay in the courtyard, causing trouble, bullying the weak, and showing off their food and drink, or whether they step out of their cozy home and make a difference in the era.