Transported to 1980: I Have an Iron Rice Bowl from the Start

It's very interesting. The author describes the female protagonist very well and is worldly-savvy. The male protagonist is finally not a soldier. I like this kind of male and female protagonist. The female protagonist is in politics and the male protagonist is in business. The update is also very fast. It's just that it's too short now. I finished reading it in a while.

I was pleasantly surprised to find a novel about a female protagonist entering politics. Let me talk about my personal opinion. The heroine's career should be for the whole family to serve the heroine, rather than the heroine serving the whole family. In this regard, it would be good if the original heroine is not romantic and has a little compassion for the family. The heroine's words are not too outrageous to the extent of supporting the whole family, but there is that tendency. I hope not to go too far in the future. The portrayal of the male protagonist was a bit too hard and very pretentious. Comparing with the men on the blind date only highlights how good the male protagonist is, but in fact, this male protagonist is not good enough and is not worthy of the female protagonist. At present, he feels that the male protagonist is a bit unable to do anything, so there is a suspicion of letting the female protagonist give in and let the male protagonist perform. In the part on the train, the female protagonist itself was well portrayed, and she was not confused enough to ask the male protagonist to explain. I don't know what kind of male protagonist the author wants to write about. I think the author wants to write about a close match, but the male protagonist is still not good enough. He is not as good as Director Huo, who has not written much. Of course, I am just talking about my own opinions. Don't listen to me. The stories I don't like are all popular. Well, apart from her career, the heroine has too many constraints in other aspects. She is not tied up enough to be comfortable and comfortable, so let's wait and see. I feel that the heroine is more upright, not cunning enough, and does not have enough control. Personally, I feel that when engaging in politics, one needs to be more thoughtful and diplomatic. I probably prefer female protagonists who are defensive and thoughtful, and I don't particularly like this kind of heroine who is upright, affectionate, and able to endure hardships. This is a subjective opinion, so don't worry, everyone likes different characters. The heroine was relatively indifferent at first, and for some reason she accepted the original owner's family. The original owner didn't love his own family that much. The character of the original owner is really convenient for time travellers. It's easy to break away from family constraints. The heroine jumped in again. I always don't understand why time travelers can accept other people's relatives, husbands, and children so easily. Even if they get along well, they should be separated by one layer. Not to mention that careerist political creatures purely use people. In their eyes, people are divided into two categories: useful and useless, and they don't attach much importance to emotion. The really rebellious child (the original protagonist) is supported by his parents, and the kind-hearted child (the heroine) is supported by the whole family.

The unpopular and novel story about the education bureau's political career in the 1980s, and the literacy work are very contemporary, breaking away from the old routine of farming and doing business in period stories! The heroine is so lovable, smart, capable and principled. She can stop losses in time even if she has just passed through a trap. The growth line is really not suspended. She gets along well with her original family and has a good sense of the boundary between helping and not helping the poor. The golden finger design is perfect. It only provides daily supplies and audio and video evidence collection assistance. It helps the cause without opening bugs. It is very realistic and comfortable. The workplace portraits are warm, the leaders and colleagues are all kind, and there is no deliberate strife. The working atmosphere of grassroots government affairs is very realistic. The only minor flaw is that the plot of the best family member who makes a blind date becomes a romantic partner is a little deliberate, but the author's writing skills are on point, the heroine's counterattack is not aggrieved, and the overall flaws are not concealed. I don't understand the frustrating comments. The heroine has no family support, and the grassroots workplace is already struggling step by step. This real growth is the highlight. I really love the career line + the cp setting, and I hope that the contradiction between the best will be downplayed in the future, so that the heroine can focus on changing maps and pursuing a career. I look forward to her continuing to bloom on the 80s political journey!

Maybe it's my personal reasons, I feel a bit boring, but the writing and plot are okay. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I gave it four stars. I will rate it again after I finish reading it. It's particularly weird, you know? The heroine was robbed of credit, and I wrote a long chapter about it. I kept writing about this thing of taking credit. How did you describe the heroine's mentality in the end? Talking about blessings and misfortunes, there must be gains and losses... Okay, I don't remember the specific sentence, but the heroine feels that the person who takes the credit from her has absolute credit for this matter. Why? Because if this person hadn't believed in the heroine, this matter wouldn't have been possible, so it's weird to say that he had absolute credit, right? Originally, he believed in the heroine because he knew that the heroine could do practical things. When the situation was developed, he would receive awards from some leaders or something. Besides, if you want to describe the heroine as being open-minded, just say that the heroine doesn't mind this matter, and as long as it brings benefits to the people, it's good. How do you describe it so that the heroine agrees with the person who takes the credit from her and says that this person is very, very good. What's so good about it? Your description has the wrong focus and looks awkward. Later, the heroine wrote an article in the newspaper, praising the person who took the credit, and then attributed the credit to him. I didn't dislike this at first, because it was to do good things for the people. The problem was that the focus of the previous description was wrong, so it made me feel awkward and aggrieved no matter how I looked at it.

The story about a super, super good-looking heroine who is engaged in politics and career is why I didn't gain enough weight before falling into the trap. The heroine is very smart in everything she says and does. She has wisdom in methods and a principled temper. The plot of the heroine in the Education Bureau and the beginning of literacy work in the 1980s is also very novel. The heroine's boss, friends, and the first state-owned factory she worked with are all very good people. I like the golden finger setting very much. For a political heroine, a design that can purchase various daily necessities in line with the style of the era and provide a little help (recording & taking photos for evidence) is really good. It not only protects the living standard, assists the career, but does not cause too many bugs. I think the part between the heroine and her original family members is pretty good. She doesn't cause trouble to the heroine but also protects her. The heroine consciously helps and gives advice but doesn't do everything too much. This sense of propriety in getting along is very comfortable for a time-traveling heroine to read. It really can't be considered poverty alleviation. The 600 the heroine gave was originally the money owed by the original person. Maybe the only thing that's not so good is the current villain design? The current design is the best caused by the blind date man's rotten peach blossoms and his family, so much so that he offends the young and the old. The idea of ​​offending the young and bringing the old is considered a classic villain idea in fantasy novels. Trying to keep it as close to reality as possible in period novels is actually not that suitable. Fantasy novels leapfrogged the old one on the spot, but this is really not possible in period novels. The heroine is able to counterbalance and regain her position. This way of writing is actually handled in a way that is not frustrating and is in line with the overall style. However, this gag is a refreshing gag. It is actually a disadvantage to put it here and try my best to write it without being frustrated (it shows that the writing is indeed good, but it is not necessary). And although I personally like career stories in which the female protagonist has her own love, personal life, and male protagonist who meets each other at the top in different fields (but don't get involved with the female protagonist's career line, there can't be two people in the same field, the stronger female and the stronger male), but a lot of people like the female protagonist without cp? Therefore, it is quite unpleasant that the villain appears due to the rotten romance of the blind date man. And offending two families at once is a bit too much. Although the heroine should change the career map, it may not look good if these two appear frequently in the future? Personally, I wish for a temporary calm and let the heroine change the map and start a career. But overall I really like the subject matter + the writing skills + the heroine's career and the CP + golden finger design. The flaws are actually handled well (but it's a bit of a pity).

Especially in the popular sense, it is an excellent female channel pleasure article. The author's writing style is very good and the heroine's design is quite novel. The golden finger given by time travel is big enough, and the brain is smart enough. In that era where there is already much potential, the dimensionality reduction makes the pleasure even more exciting. The heroine's career line is the main line, and there are many outstanding male characters appearing at the same time. There should be different ones in the later stage, and you can play them all. (Here I hope that the lazy male protagonist will not occupy a big position in the female protagonist's heart too early. Really pulling and pulling is the best thing to watch. Sometimes when they are connected, they seem not to look forward to development.) There are two types of female characters. Those who are subdued by the female protagonist, and there are also vicious cannon fodder female protagonists who are framed and suppressed by the male protagonist. They are more bad-looking. However, I think the heroine's journey is to reach the stars and the sea, so she should only be regarded as a small boss in the early stage, and it is normal that she is not plump enough. The plot is actually quite enjoyable, but I don't get the pleasure of slapping a vicious female supporting character like Yu in the face. Now I don't get enough of it, and I feel a bit bored (´_ゝ`) after I'm drunk!! Looking forward to the follow-up development, I will continue to follow up on updates. I feel like it will be another popular article on female videos🤩 Another very important thing is that it is not an AI article, it is very, very good. I found a good article in the history of foreign persimmons.

After watching this comic and reading the novel, I dare to say that the novel is really well-written. It is one of the few Tomato novels where one has to work step by step in the system to start a career. There is a male protagonist, but he does not have many roles. It is not the kind of novel where the female protagonist is stronger than the male. The female protagonist has done a lot of work for the people. She is a very smooth, smart and talented person. Powerful women, I really recommend that girls who read Tomato novels read more of this novel. The author has a good intention. The heroine she wrote has an independent soul and a very clear female subjectivity. It is worth learning from every girl. I really hope that women can truly live independently and equally in this world.

It's a very good book about strong women of the era. In terms of the heroine's career, I currently think it's on the same level as Section Chief Xiao Xia. Others are either too childish, or the female characters written are a bit weird (I've read a few so-called political novels that are often recommended, and there are either a lot of them or a female protagonist). The male protagonist is a nymphomaniac, which is an androgynous thing. It's not a serious problem, but it's annoying to have a lump in your throat.) The characters in this book are very fleshed out. Everyone has their own purpose and reasonable motivation for doing things. It's not black and white, even the villain who seems to be brainless at first. Another point is that the heroine has a very solid career path, and office politics are also very realistic. Some of the cool stories are as big as watching the Red Fruit short drama. Editor 2: And it's quite special. Many people in this era were promoted very quickly in politics and literature. They usually started in the city and rose to the top within a few steps. Then they started exporting to earn foreign exchange and so on. The heroine is the first one I saw who started from a front-line poverty-stricken township at the grassroots level, planned to reach the position of township chief, and prepared to build this place brick by brick. She is so passionate [I almost cried] to pay tribute to every grassroots worker. Editor 3: Yu Lin's reunion was so exciting to watch. I like the original owner Lin Ruxin, the current Lin Ruxin, Jiang Jingfeng, and Yu Conling. I don't necessarily like what they do, but I like to have such rich, three-dimensional and brilliant female characters. Whether they are selfish or unscrupulous, they have their own shining moments.

It is the best book I have read on Tomato. Although I have read other books, it is just to kill time. This one is really good to read. It is a very good article on women's promotion in the officialdom. It is even very well-founded. She also works very well at the grassroots level. Although some people say that she has worked at the grassroots level for more than 50 chapters, which is a bit too slow, but for a person who wants to enter the real power department, this progress is already very fast. Do good economic development and then get promoted. The hooks and design issues inside are also very good. I feel that even if it is made into a TV series, it will be a big hit like In the Name of the People or Ma Xiangyang Goes to the Countryside.

I read it before I went to bed, I read it when I woke up, I read it on the subway and the bus on my way to work, I also read it at my workstation 😢 It was so beautiful, I copied out many sentences. It was the first time I read a novel with a heroine who was in the system. I admired the author's writing style and ideas [sending heartfelt messages] [blowing kisses]