Transmigrate to the 1970S: No One’s Taking My Iron Rice Bowl

It's quite good-looking. It was a bit suffocating in the early stages, but the heroine will resist, and in the end she successfully escapes from the patriarchal home. The three sisters in the heroine's family have an average relationship, but they are all successful and know how to plan for themselves. The career line of the female protagonist is very interesting, and the male protagonist is in charge of the emotional line and the background. The male protagonist is quite supportive of the female protagonist's work. I like the fact that the male and female protagonists have no overlap in their work content. The female protagonist is completely made through her own efforts. The friendship between the heroine and her two friends is very good.

It's lovely to watch, very realistic, and apart from the heroine's own family of origin, there are no top stories! The male protagonist is really good and respects the female protagonist. He is also very good. The male protagonist's mother is also very good. She is a highly educated woman and respects all decisions of others. "Chunlan, don't be modest. With your ability, you will definitely do something great in four years." Ms. Fang Li was just happy. She seemed to see that another woman was about to come to the stage, not only in the family, but also in society to show her energy. This was the reason why she had always liked Chunlan. It's not because she is well-behaved, sensible or filial. These are just embellishments. She has always been in her position and continues to create value. This is the most exciting thing about her.

As far as the heroine is concerned, she deserves five stars. Many people say she is a coward, but I don't think so. She was a sophomore in high school at the time. She was thin, had no money, no strength, and no background. She could only follow the rules step by step. She could not win if she resisted. At that time, she could not escape alone. She resisted step by step, her reputation was not damaged, and her interests were not lost. She is very good for such a strategizing and positive heroine. Some people also said that they took care of grandma, but she did not suffer any loss. She made the old lady fall asleep. She did not go to the ground, nor did she cook or do housework. She only used tools to scratch her itchy feet. Also, you can use tricks and care to take care of the elderly, but isn't the main purpose to make her recover? You can't kill her easily. The most violent person in this book is towards the Revolutionary Committee, and his whole family must die. None of the others were dying, so it was a very stable book. There are just a few fantasy points that are illogical, which can be completely ignored. I see that the author of the review did not give this book a clear positioning, and the space is only an auxiliary. This should be a book where the heroine travels back in time to save the original owner. The original owner cannot do it and cannot live the life that the heroine is living now. The heroine gave the original owner a warning. If the original owner was here, she would not be in pain for the rest of her life. There are also good outcomes for women with this book. The second sister plans to go to the countryside, the eldest sister plans to make money for her private life, Sister Zhang splits up the family, Sister Deng drives away her mother-in-law to run her own business, and Sister Luo, who goes to the countryside, also plans to set up a factory. Classmate Fan is the announcer, Classmate Li is the accountant, and the heroine herself seizes every opportunity. Time travel is not without superpowers. The heroine is far away from her family through her own efforts, and everything she gets is what she deserves. Come on, author.

The writing is very good. It is not a period piece that is funny and fun. It has a touch of irony. In the past, Zhan Chunlan was weak and could be bullied. She had to do all the housework for the whole family. Because she was the third daughter, her parents ignored her siblings and bullied her. But she still has expectations for her parents. After the heroine comes, push off the housework as much as possible. The eldest sister Zhan Chunhua was just a temporary worker, and at first she ignored and bullied the heroine. Later, before she got married, she even tried to work for the heroine, but she failed. Fortunately, Zhan Chunlan has been seizing the opportunity since she came here. Even after getting a formal job at Jiangcheng Food Factory, she did not give up on escaping from her original family. By chance, she changed jobs with a female cadre who needed to escape from Haicheng (you can't tell outsiders about your original family in front of outsiders. She said it was for the male protagonist. In fact, she had no relationship with the male protagonist at the time, but the male protagonist helped her keep the secret after knowing it). Her change of job can be called a life-changing Because her harsh parents had planned to leave her job to her younger brother and sell her as a gift of 500 yuan to an old man in his forties or fifties. What follows is the process of the heroine living a good life, developing new candies, and gradually gaining a foothold in Haicheng. The male protagonist's words are neither macho nor greasy. Another point is that the author is not effeminate in writing female characters, even the eldest sister and the second sister who are not good to the heroine. The eldest sister later controls the voice in her husband's family, and the second sister makes contributions after going to the countryside and is recommended to enter the Workers', Peasants and Soldiers University. He also became good friends with Hongying, the heroine of good luck, instead of having a hostile relationship. I really want to see the author write another novel about educated youth going to the countryside, because the female friendships described by the author are not thin, and the female supporting characters will not be deliberately given various messy endings.

It's very interesting. The male protagonist belongs to the background, and it mainly writes about the female protagonist's career. She is sober in the world, not a holy mother, treats family members who don't love her, and stays away from them. It's just that the writing is a bit lacking. It would be nice if I could continue writing about life. Not enough to watch.

It's good-looking, living an ordinary life, the heroine is living hard, working hard, and making money. The friendship between the three girls is really beautiful, the hero is also good, and after the heroine leaves home, the outside world is a beautiful world. There is space, and the small space at the beginning has gradually become larger. The heroine uses the space as a place to store things, but she doesn't use it much. This could have been called: Girls' Sober Life or The Rise of Women. The best ones are the heroine's parents, brother, and sisters, who are also considered best (but not particularly the best ones). Everyone else is nice, nothing big and loud or anything like that. After the heroine leaves home, she meets all good people with good moral character.

The male protagonist is really like a background (the male protagonist is also a wonderful person), and the female protagonist is really great! An excellent woman! The country needs women like this, I'm so proud! The heroine puts her career first. Rather than giving up oneself for the sake of the family, like most women today (I am not criticizing contemporary women as bad). We rise, we stand strong. It's a bit cool. I feel like I have fallen in love with the author's soul.

The novel is written quite realistically. When traveling through the past, the heroine did not directly show off her face like other heroines in other novels. Instead, she held her own and planned for herself step by step! There isn't much description of the love lives of the male and female protagonists, and the female protagonist's career is also described very quickly. The rest of the story is a little rushed. Did you finally live in the small mansion in Haishi? Will the hero and heroine finally have a child? It seems that the heroine only has a career... Which is a bit thin. I hope the author can strengthen this convenience. Strong women are good, but after traveling through time, I still hope that the heroine's life can be rich and colorful.

The heroine's early life was indeed very difficult, but it's great to have two true friends and one whom she has known for years and years! Especially Aunt Fang, who is extremely helpful to the heroine and is the one who really pulls the heroine out of the quagmire. . .

Overall, it's pretty good. The heroine was a little frustrated at the beginning, but she found a job soon, and soon she changed jobs with someone else and went to other places. The rest is mainly about the heroine's struggle. The male protagonist doesn't have a strong sense of presence, and the golden finger doesn't play much of a role. It's just like a storage space.