Transmigrate to the 1970s: I Accompany My Parents to the Countryside

I hope this Qin isn't the male lead. I don't want to read stories about rough, unkempt men from the educated youth movement, or even just a story without a romantic pairing. I don't want it to always be the female lead helping the male lead.

With its sincere emotions, simple language, and deeply moving plot, this is a great book! 👍👍

I love reading this kind of story where the female protagonist secretly helps her parents who have been sent to the countryside. It's a shame there are so few of these.

It's pretty good, a slow and steady story, without any major ups and downs, just average. The female lead has a spatial ability, but it's not particularly outstanding (not in a derogatory sense), which is fine. The part where she takes the male lead into her spatial ability is a bit abrupt, but it's not a big deal.

I read this book word for word. It's a very good book; I love this kind of heartwarming story!

The story follows a slow-paced life. The female protagonist goes to the countryside for her parents, and the three of them look after each other in the village. With the resources from her spatial dimension, they live quite comfortably. It's all about everyday family matters, without any melodramatic or dramatic plot twists.

The warm, ordinary, and realistic portrayal of life in that era keeps the reader engaged and provides a clear narrative. Although the protagonist has a special ability to create space, she doesn't use it recklessly.

I personally really like this warm and gentle writing style; it's very enjoyable.

It's a great read, with clear and logical reasoning. Keep up the good work, author!

It's alright, nothing special.