The 1960S: I Married into a Treasure-Dungeon
六零，嫁进宝藏副本了
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- Completed
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- 700k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Transmigrate to the 1960S or 1970S, With a Space to Collect Family Assets
The protagonist transmigrates, and trouble immediately hits the family. They’re reported or accused of having a bad class background, so the protagonist puts all the family’s gold, silver, and antiques into their pocket dimension, then goes to the countryside as an educated youth.
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It is a joyful period novel. I have read it twice. It is good to watch, but it is too new to read. The heroine is more thoughtful and thinks about many things every day. She is lazy, but sunny and kind. The target is the eldest brother in the family, so she, the sister-in-law, also takes great care of every child in the family, and Her younger brothers and sisters also respect her and like her. They are a relatively warm family. The supporting characters are also very good. The lively little girl Lisu, the steady and sensible Lixin, and the poor little sister Lijuan. Even the old man who sells things in the market is very cute. I look forward to more exciting things in the future.
I read it in one sitting. Overall, well, I have a lot of thoughts. First, the heroine realizes that her golden finger belongs to someone else only after she has had a baby. Second, the male protagonist does not have a strong sense of presence. The butler brother manages the entire family every day. Third, the heroine is funny and lazy. She takes care of her baby and other children in the family every day, but it seems that the other children are taking care of her. She also knows how to earn a few work points, and then she has to take care of her sister-in-law again. Fourth, the heroine is very hard-working and busy with various projects. It is estimated that she will take a career path. Finally, it looks good, five stars.
It's a good period story, warm and humorous. Everyone is ordinary and making progress. I like cute babies the most.
It's very warm, that's all. The heroine is very funny and generous. With such a sister-in-law, why worry about family disharmony? In such an environment and family, time travel is not impossible. It's okay to be hungry. The key is to have many relatives.
This is a very heart-warming book about raising children in the era. The family is so big and there are so many people. I can't quite remember the names of the people. The heroine is the eldest sister-in-law, and the family is very nice. She treats the heroine well, and the heroine is also very kind to her family members. The system is quite generous. Although it is not the heroine's rule, it is the baby's rule.
After watching it for a long time, it was quite fun. The conditions were difficult but everyone was working hard to live. The heroine was a bit happy and a fun person, but it was a bit lacking and not enough to watch.
The female protagonist is very good, kind and generous, a local, but she has been loved since she was a child. The male protagonist is very ordinary, but he loves the female protagonist very much. He will work hard to make himself worthy of the female protagonist, and Xuanxuan is very cute and has many cute babies.
It's a good period story, warm and humorous. Everyone is ordinary and making progress. I like cute babies the most.
The battle must come, and the summons must return! I read this novel very seriously, and while I was reading it, I recalled my past military career in detail, and I felt a sense of déjà vu.
This is the funniest and most interesting book I have ever read. I really couldn't hold back my laughter. The heroine and the adorable baby are simply the best in the world. The little tiger is also very good. When the little tiger grows up, my sister-in-law will be able to get two leg pendants. Hehe