Transmigrated to the 1950s, the Country Sent Me Abroad to Study
穿越五零，国家送我去留学
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It's very interesting. I don't understand why some people in the comment area say that the heroine has learned a lot, but always teaches others too much and is too selfless. I feel that the international students who came later are not good enough and waste the heroine's quiet study time. Who are they? It's funny. Don't bring today's refined egoism to that era.
This genre is quite rare, and I really enjoyed reading it. However, the title, "Military Marriage in the 1950s...", Isn't as good as "Sending Me to Study Abroad in a 1950s Country!" I first read the story on Changting, and the title was the latter, which sounded much more novel. There are too many military marriage stories in period fiction; the title alone doesn't make me want to read it much. The story is good, and I hope for sooner updates! I'm urging for more!
This book is the most enjoyable historical fiction I've read so far. Most academic genius stories are either space-time or system-based, and frankly, given the situation in China at the time, it was unrealistic for a superstar to surpass international standards to emerge. Therefore, the female protagonist's status as an international student is very reasonable.
This is a very good book. The female protagonist has strong moral values, and her special abilities are negligible. Her main focus is on diligently studying in the Soviet Union to acquire knowledge and then returning to serve her country. It's rare to find a book that avoids the cliché of starting with family feuds; instead, it gently and gradually describes everyone around her, most of whom are…
Honestly, I didn't quite understand why so many people disliked the chapters about studying abroad. Although they were a bit long and I was a little impatient at first, I found myself increasingly engrossed. Later, when I started following the updates, I reread the chapters about +1's studies abroad. I could see her abilities growing stronger and her character becoming more fleshed out.
It's very good-looking. I like the heroine very much. The heroine who is doing business is particularly attractive. The pace is too slow. Two or three hundred chapters have passed and I am still a second-year international student. The heroine in the latest chapter makes everyone feel tired after watching it. The heroine is simply a beast, the oil has been squeezed out. Can't others teach you the basics? The heroine has to do everything. Is she really not good at it?
How should I put it? 🤔 I personally feel that the most interesting part is when I was studying in the Soviet Union. The relationship between the professor and the heroine was well written, but the heroine was a bit too naive. She was fooled several times and did not grow. The growth line was a bit too slow.
The pacing is comfortable, and there aren't many truly awful characters. It felt like witnessing the early days of the People's Republic of China, a time of great reconstruction, yet also a scene of people from all walks of life working together to build a new China. The female lead's first political education class before her college entrance exam really gave me a jolt.
Five stars for updates! I'm totally hooked on chapter 132! The female lead has steadily progressed, finally arriving in the Soviet Union to study and even successfully joining a top study group – it's so exciting! There's no melodramatic conflict, just a story of hard work, academic excellence, and a remarkable rise to the top.
It's so good! It's the first time I've read about studying in the Soviet Union. The protagonist has now returned to build his country after completing his studies, but I'm so reluctant to see him go. I feel like it will be a while before he comes back, and everyone keeps urging him to come back. I don't want to urge him because I haven't read the story of studying in the Soviet Union before.