
The 1960s: After Marrying an Officer, I Use My Superpowers for Scientific Research
六零:嫁给军官后我靠异能搞科研
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 417k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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203Chapters
2.8kReads · 30 days
152.7kReads · all time
325Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.7Score
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So far, it's pretty good and quite enjoyable. Finally, I've found a book with a female lead and an adorable child, and thankfully, the female lead isn't portrayed as a villain who mistreats children. I really like her character; she meets the male lead after saving his nephew. The female lead has superpowers and high combat strength, and most importantly, she's not stupid!! There aren't many extreme or toxic descriptions; the female lead resolves problems quickly!
I've read the first few chapters, and it's quite good. The female lead is capable and strong, and the child is wealthy and self-sufficient; they help each other out. But why give her such a large family? I want to see her shine alone.
Overall, I think it's alright. The final epilogue was also quite ideal. Rather than focusing on a period romance, the story actually revolves more around the female lead's career journey. Nian'an, the adorable girl, also contributed many hilarious moments of unexpected mishaps. His mother appeared briefly at the end, which, from his perspective, could be considered a kind of closure.
This book is really well written; I cried while reading the later parts. I was quite moved by it. I particularly enjoy historical fiction, perhaps because I'm a humanities student, so I resonate with these genres more. The first half of this novel was especially cheerful; both Xiao Nian'an and Shu He are very interesting characters.
It's good! I hate stepmother stories the most, but this adopted child is so well-behaved, which is great. Update soon!
It's pretty good. It's not a traditional child-raising story. The child you picked up is five years old, and the child in your previous life was only ten. The child is self-sufficient and doesn't need much care; you just need to provide him with a place to eat. The child also comes with his own house and over a thousand yuan. The forty-odd chapters progress very quickly, which is good.
It's so good! I really like it. There aren't many villains; the main plot focuses on the female lead's career. An'an is reborn, but she's very cute, haha. Tuanzi is also cute, although he has too little screen time. The female lead's mother is a very good mother, but the other family members don't have much screen time. The side story, the Apocalypse Squad arc, is also good.
This is an absolutely fantastic book, I can vouch for it based on my years of reading experience!! The initial setup was a bit puzzling, prompting me to question it in my comments, but the author meticulously addressed each detail later on, demonstrating great rigor! The female lead is also a rare agricultural technician, which makes the story even better!! Most importantly!
So far, it's been quite good. The plot is clear, the characters are well-developed, and there aren't too many awful characters. The overall feeling is refreshing, warm, and comfortable. It's just that there isn't much writing. Author, keep it up! Maintain this style, and this story will get a high score.
The writing style is heartwarming, without too many melodramatic or exaggerated plots. It focuses solely on the dedication to agricultural research aimed at ensuring people have enough to eat, with love and family relegated to the background. However, the warm writing style and tightly paced chapters make it easy to follow along. Personally, I think it's quite good.