Born into the 1960s: The Martyr’s Orphan Refuses to Be a Stepping Stone

It's okay, but the heroine is kind-hearted and soft-hearted. She is a normal person. If you don't mind, please don't enter. What I like better is that compared with other writings of the era, I am willing to write about some small things in the turbulent period, which may also create a sense of tension in the current situation. It is not completely avoided like other writings. In my impression, other period novels are all about the protagonist going to the countryside, or marrying into the military zone as soon as he gets rid of his best family, completely avoiding the chaos. Although this part is indeed a bit sensitive, it is not treated completely as a background summary, which I prefer.

It would be great if the heroine came from the apocalypse and had superpowers, and taught these villains with ulterior motives a lesson.

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It's pretty good and the plot doesn't drag out.

Well written. The characters are well described and individual.

I would like to say sorry to the author here. Because I picked a few pictures, I thought the heroine got married at the age of 16.