The 1970s: So What If She's a Capitalist's Daughter? I'll Marry Her

Well written, with delicate prose. The emotions expressed are natural and sincere. This book depicts the evil of villains and the yearning for a happy life in the hearts of kind-hearted rural people in that impoverished era! It also expresses the purer and more passionate hearts of people in that time! Keep up the good work, young man! Five stars! Keep it up!

The more I look at it, the more beautiful it becomes, as if I've returned to that era. I've returned to that era of dreams and luxuries, where we could only eat meat and sweets and wear new clothes during the New Year—an experience shared by those born in the 60s and 70s.

Why do you guys say the enemy was killed one after another? Don't forget, the protagonist is a reincarnated person; he knows who his enemies were in his past life. He has to kill them one by one, not all at once. And there's no space to collect the corpses. 🍉 The only frustrating part is knowing they're the enemy but not trying to eliminate them beforehand; instead, you let them outmaneuver you before you act. It's so frustrating to watch.

Sure, it would be even better if there were more fight scenes. Please describe the fight scenes in more detail, and use more adjectives. Don't just rush through them each time.

It's really good, and the content links are fine.

This wooden book is beautiful and has a touching plot.

🤦🤦 In those days, you could easily lend out 400 catties of grain.

It has a strong sense of nostalgia; even though I didn't experience it myself, I still feel a sense of connection to it.

Very exciting, the storyline was just my taste.

This show is so good, I couldn't stop listening to the audiobook! 😄😄😄😄😄😄