Traveling Through the 1970S, I Accompanied My Parents to the Countryside

I hope this Qin is not the male protagonist. I don't want to read educated youth rough Chinese, or I don't want to have CP. I don't want to always have a female protagonist helping the poor and a male protagonist.

The emotions are sincere, the language is simple, the plot is touching, a good book [like][like]

I love reading this. I like this kind of story where the parents let the heroine follow her to help her parents secretly. It's a pity that there are so few of them.

It's pretty good. It's a steady stream, with no ups and downs. It's average. Although the heroine has room, she's not that outstanding (not in a derogatory sense), which is pretty good. It's a bit awkward to bring the male protagonist into the space in the middle, but it's harmless. The essence is to let the male protagonist know the existence of the space so that he can make money later. Anyway, it's a novel and you don't have to worry about the female protagonist being cheated, haha. The length is also just right, not too long to look good. There is a slight sense of warmth, and the villagers and relatives are not very good (except for the male protagonist's aunt). It is a bit unrealistic, but I don't care, as long as it makes people feel comfortable.

I read this book word for word. Very nice. I like this kind of heartwarming book!

The warm, plain and real life of the era allows readers to continue reading with a clear mind. Although there is space, the heroine does not use it unscrupulously.

I personally like this kind of warm and plain writing style. It's very beautiful.

In a slow-paced life, the heroine goes to the countryside for her parents. The three of them take care of each other in the countryside, and they live a good life with the materials in the space. They are all short-sighted, and there is no such bloody drama. Just eat well, wait for the college entrance examination, and then go back to the city to study and work. Also, the heroine dragged the hero into the space to avoid the wild boars, and they happened to take advantage of this space when they resold things later.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

The first 80 chapters seem pretty good, but I haven't finished them yet.

It's quite beautiful. There are no messy people or things. It's simple.

I like it very much. The heroine relies on space to support some material things in the countryside. It is very warm and beautiful.

It's pretty good. As you continue watching, there's no outrageously exaggerated plot. It's very close to life.

A heart-warming story, slow and steady, plain but full of love. Very nice.

It's okay

Did the captain's son join the army? It seems that this hole has not been filled.

Good-looking, living an ordinary life

It looks good, the logic is reasonable and clear, thank you to the author.

Why do I feel that Gao Ge's parents are partial? Their daughter pays a lot, but they prefer their son.

The previous writing was pretty good. Over a hundred chapters suddenly revealed everything about space and time travel to the male protagonist.

A trickling stream, a eloquent narration, calm, soothing, and a good piece of music that is comfortable to listen to.

It's a very heart-warming article, and overall it's very smooth. There's nothing crazy or shameless about it.

👍It's great, good luck to the author!

Good looking, worth recommending

The writing is good, the plot is not obtrusive, and it's like prose, and it's eloquently told.

It's a good read. It's the only novel I've read that doesn't contain the best of both worlds. It's plain and simple, but full of happiness!

It's a very heart-warming story. The plot is well designed and makes people feel comfortable watching it. The writing is very good. I finished reading it today. I read the whole story without skipping chapters. It gets better and better as I read it. The ending is perfect.