Rust of Time: She Is from Leningrad

This is the first time I've seen someone write about Skilled. It has obvious characteristics of the era. Compared with other time-traveling novels, the separation between the male and female protagonists in the era is not so strong. What comes from Skilled is not a symbolic, extremely abstract spiritual embodiment of Skilled, but a vivid Skilled girl who survived the bombardment. All in all, good luck, please update soon!

It is a great book that evaluates our current life and system from a person in the Soviet period. It also reminds readers of the Sino-Soviet friendship at that time. Although aid was full of transactions between countries, between individuals, Soviet experts came to help socialist comrades build industry, which is the embodiment of the spirit of internationalism. In today's era when nationalism and isolationism are gradually becoming more prevalent, it reminds us of the spirit of the forefathers of the international communist movement, how they went to strange countries to help strangers one after another. Long live the great unity of the people of the world.

This is a good article that stood out to me in my Tomato anti-travel article. The author uses delicate techniques to outline the image of a scholar (female protagonist) who dedicated herself to ideals in the former Soviet Union and the male protagonist who lives in the 21st century and has his own independent ideas and pursues them. Rigorous description of photography techniques. If there is a reasonable outline and interesting plot, the rating will not be low. What the author has written so far is extremely exciting. Looking forward to finishing this book, keep it up!

It is a very interesting book. You can see that the author has written down some of his thoughts and ideas about the relationship between modern individuals and individuals, the relationship between individuals and collectives, and the relationship between individuals and society. It is presented through a somewhat idealistic Soviet girl and a boy who was beaten by reality and escaped from reality. In my opinion, this book is not just about the love story and daily life of a boy and a girl, but the story of how a boy who was forced to lie down gradually returned to society and took on responsibilities under the encouragement of a girl from that idealistic era. I don't know if I can finish this story, but this story really made me think. If a story can make people think, then this is a good book.

Writing is based on spirit and does not value skill. With such a core creativity, historical tension can be continuously generated from it, readers can recall and regret that era, and constantly arouse the public's emotions towards "that ideal". For this reason, it is a good work. Unfortunately, in terms of story telling, the problem of improper detailing of the narrative structure is more obvious. There are many meaningless branches and branches, which have nothing to do with the main line of the story and do not play a role in outlining the era, environment, and quality of life. Overall, the character's action line is not clear and unclear, which compromises the reading experience.

The writing is so good. The cold yet tender cold wind of the Soviet era breaks into a novel and beautiful world. What kind of exciting story can it bring?

It's a very good article. Except for the children in the comment area who are everywhere testifying and posting about how idealism is, how realism is, and how China is, it's a bit strange and funny, and they love to witness very much. Everything else is very good. I advise some children to read the book when they see certain clips, and don't interrupt at every turn. I beg you to read two books before commenting😅😅😅 For example, Xu He's Introduction, Anti-Dulin Theory, Si Xuan, and Li Xuan are all good

The second book I read is "Foreigners Travel Through Time", and the one I'm reading at the same time is "Victoria's Music" which is also very good. Since I read My Wife Comes from 1000 Years Ago, I can't stand reading other books from ancient times to the present, so I have the desire to read these two books.

Elegant, fresh, slow-burning, sweet, daily oriented, okay

It's a very gentle book, without the typical internet blog eye-catching plot set up for traffic. Although it is not an exquisite afternoon tea, it is still a fragrant seasonal vegetable side dish. If you feel tired in this fast-paced era, reading this book is really a good choice to relax your nerves.

This book has an element that is extremely scarce in romance novels nowadays - romance. It is not a deliberately nihilistic romance, but a romance that naturally arises from the combination of grand history and small love.

I saw two people fighting Zhan Lei Na. The writing is quite unique and the writing style is also top-notch among foreign persimmons. However, for me personally, there are two points that I have some objections to. The female protagonist does not seem to have much gratitude and guilt for the help and care of the male protagonist in the early stage. A female protagonist who has just come out of school When faced with the gift from a stranger, the student did not say that he would take some compensatory measures. At least when he saw Zhan Lei, he did not say that he consciously asked the male protagonist to find some ways to reduce the burden on the male protagonist. I hope the author will explain it later (if it is for the subsequent plot, treat me as a fart). The second one is the change in the male protagonist's mentality. Personally, I feel it's a bit stiff. Having had similar experiences, I can sympathize with you, but I can't really feel it. Apart from these two points, I feel that the author's writing is really to my liking. I must work hard🤓👍

It's a very novel subject matter and gives a sense of immersion. It is recommended to turn off comments and read & listen to books. Because there are considerations: ❶Verification❷Based on one's own common sense, cognition, objective laws, and subjective assumptions, the plot cannot happen in reality. The novel is originally fictional. If it is so true, why not discuss current affairs, conspiracy theories, and urban legends? [Laughing][making faces][puckering lips][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

The writing is great and heartwarming. It would be better if there could be more ideological exchanges and collisions between male and female protagonists in the future. After all, for an outstanding talent from the Soviet Union that has not yet declined, are many places in China really that perfect now? It's unlikely...

This book is more like a literary work and feels a little deeper than many online literary novels. The writing is also very realistic, and it feels like a real story. It seems that there really is a Soviet girl named Vika who has traveled to the present. I also like the design of this book very much. The modern trend of lying down is rampant, and the ideological differences with their parents seem very real and immersive for young people.

Yes, the characters in the ancient and modern series are relatively new, and they can also be written about daily life. From the former Soviet Union to today's China, there is actually a lot to talk about, but the author's Three Views did not add some of his own, so it is well received.

I think I have read quite a few transvestite love stories, and I feel that they are all the same: the female protagonist transvests to meet the male protagonist, is taken in by the male protagonist, gradually develops feelings for and even falls in love with each other day after day, and finally gets married, and may have children in the end. It is true that there are many excellent works in the "Reverse Pure Love" novel, some of which can even be used as gods, but they are all the same. For example, after the heroine takes a shower, the hero blows the heroine's hair with a hair dryer. This is found in almost every article. (I don't mean to say that this plot is bad) But this book is different. It allows me to see another possibility, which is innovative in tradition. Let me ask you: Among the time-travel pure love stories you have read, how many of them are people who traveled back in time and came to the same world? On this basis, this book has further points that can be expanded, and it is full of interesting points. Finally, although there are still some minor problems with this book, it is still a good book in my mind. Anyway, I've added it to my "must-follow" category. This is my humble opinion and represents only my personal opinion. If it helps, that would be great. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

The article is well written, really good, and the pace is very slow and not abrupt, but it's just not the type I like to read, bye bye!

It's a very good book. The writing style is different from common Internet articles. It's relatively soothing and a breath of fresh air. The author's writing style is relatively mature, and does not appear to be inexplicable that is unique to Angry Youth and Pink. It does not excessively use blank words to forcefully modify, contrast and belittle. It presents more of a melancholy of things being different and people being different. Then there is my personal communication about the plot (more like hindsight), not a review of the author's work. It feels like the heroine, as a time traveler, has taken a plane and arrived at a strange place. At this time, 21st China and 57th Soviet Union are not a difference in time and space, but two coexisting places. When the heroine talks about her own experience, she may prefer to use the somewhat old-fashioned word "where we were" instead of "where we were". Only after returning to Russia or talking to the remaining Russians from the old era, or after a longer period of time, can she be more able to accept this difference in time and space.

Very well written. The descriptions of emotions and environments are detailed. Hope to continue our efforts in the future.

A rare novel that does not rely on frivolous plots to create excitement, but instead uses the weight of history to draw tears. I feel that the more sentimental people have about their family and country, the more they can sympathize with this novel. "The five-star red flag is fluttering in the wind, and the victory song is so loud."

It's a bit late to write a book review now that I've seen it… This is the second pure love novel in my bookshelf about foreigners who travel to modern times. The overall atmosphere is very warm, the characters are very vivid, and the male and female protagonists are very easy to relate to. It has a very socialist and modern style. While feeding people sugar and stuffing knives, it can also give people a different understanding of life. All in all, it looks great, keep up the good work [sending heartfelt wishes][laughing][like]

The words reveal a sense of intertwining between the past era and the present era, reflecting the drifting of people's cognition and expectations in the torrent, and also allow us to glimpse a corner of the youthful era...

A very wonderful book with a very good idea. It uses the Soviet people who experienced the Patriotic War to collide with the young people of this generation. Their beliefs collapsed, and what can I do? Although the author didn't mention it, I think the prototype of this small town should be Qi City. After all, there are only a few cities that have been assisted. It's good to be a little more isolated, without so many real-life conflicts.

It's a very good book. It would be better if it doesn't attract crazy people and disrupt the reading experience.

As a Northeasterner, the scenes in the book are real in my life. Seeing this, there is an indescribable feeling of intimacy or involvement. Very good subject matter, very good entry point and very real. It has been added to the bookshelf and I hope to see the finished copy. Thank you to the author for writing a book about the childhood memories of a person born in the 1960s and 1970s.

I've read Chapter 241 so far, please leave a comment to see how long I've been reading. Generally speaking, this book is pretty good, and it can be said to be a rare masterpiece in this circuit. There's a little bit of irritation to me, but otherwise it's fine. The portrayal of the male and female protagonists is pretty good, but it gets a little dry when writing daily routines. The plot has just begun. I don't know how it will end at the moment, but there are only about 200 chapters. It's too early to tell. It depends on how long the author is willing to write. For me, I can only give it about 3/5 points. Passed grain and grass are definitely no problem. If you play Persimmon Boutique again, it will get +1 point, if you play War Thunder, it will get +0.5, And if you play Endland, it will get another +0.5. 5/5 Is considered a support. By the way, my sister is still playing Genshin Impact. Look, winter is coming soon... [Note]

The plot is more daily, so it's a book worth reading.

The writing is quite good, and the warm little atmosphere is nice, but the biggest problem is how to solve the identity issue? If we can't solve it, we can't even get out of this small city.

The story is very good, like tea after a meal, plain but worth recalling. I just have to complain about it. The author seems to like to use ellipsis very much. What you see in the character dialogue is a bunch of ellipsis, which kind of affects the perception [laughing and crying]