Transmigrating to the 1950S as a Widower

Very well written. . Heat slowly. The protagonist is the father. , He is not only the father of five children, but also the father of his brothers. He is the father of the village. He has arranged everything and has a natural customer service attitude. I didn't find the article, so I came back and took a look at the rest. Start by selecting a chapter at random. Or those Doraemon routes? And the people around the protagonist are useless. If cadres do not work, they must be given benefits. The leader does not do the work, but the plan pushes the protagonist to do the work. My old parents don't do anything. I don't know who is the eldest in the family now, but they still like to make fun of themselves. The protagonist travels back in time to overcome the tribulation. I took the route of being with my relatives in Xini. If you look at this protagonist from the perspective of a child, you might think of him as "my good dad." However, the protagonist has traveled through time and is not an old tradition.

Looks good, it's my type anyway By the way, this protagonist has never found a woman in his life, doesn't smoke, doesn't drink much, just to become a child-raiser? [Laughing and crying]

A good period story, a small Golden Finger space, about a widower and five children in the southern countryside during the founding of the People's Republic of China. In addition to the smooth writing and logical plot, the characters are not described like crazy paper figures.

The eldest brother who was kind to him didn't help much, but he helped his two younger brothers who were unfriendly in every way. Not only did he let them enter the machine factory for free, but he also wasted his favor by changing jobs for his cheating younger brother.

It must be five stars, because all the children in the village of my parents went to school. My parents went to school in the countryside in the 1950s, and were assigned jobs after graduation in the late 1960s. They read chronicles all day long. Rural people seem to make a fuss about going to school. In fact, after liberation, the propaganda was very effective. The children in the village of my parents all went to school. They graduated from high school, that is, the fourth or fifth grade. There were children who really didn't want to go, so they didn't go. Even my grandmother and old lady with small feet attended literacy classes.

It's very interesting, but it feels like the male protagonist is raising a bunch of children, just like he is doing a mission. He is alone in a different world, living alone, doing missions, because he has not found a soul-matching partner, no one who knows and accompanies him, so he feels very lonely [smile]

Overall, it's pretty good-looking, but the male protagonist has such a good temper that he can be described as being taken advantage of.

It's been a long time since I've seen such an interesting book that kept me from skipping a beat! …Very nice! ! Get that Huang Wenjuan offline immediately! I haven't done anything yet, so I'm just thinking of finding someone with good conditions to help my parents-in-law! There are 8 more below! Is this the rhythm of the eldest son marrying his younger brother Mo? You will be exhausted by then! ! There are no houses! ! ! Stop hurting people...!

The writing is quite good. I probably don't want the protagonist to be too helpful to the brothers. These brothers like to take advantage too much. The eldest brother is too sexual and easy to bully. It is completely possible to exchange the internal quota for money and buy a house. But without inspection, it can be said that it is renting to the outside world.

It's beautiful. It's a rare piece of period literature that doesn't have any poisonous points.