The Famine of 1960: The System Gives Me a Daily Jackpot of Goodies!

I think it's very beautiful. It depends on people. Many people don't accept that the author set the Golden Lottery to mean becoming beautiful. I think it's quite normal. Becoming beautiful is mentioned on the label of the novel. [Thinking], isn't it just to make yourself comfortable when reading novels? Just feel good watching it. Anyway, I personally think that the most important shortcoming of chronicles is that the skills must have a provenance, especially those such as medical skills, proficiency in various languages, and martial arts skills.

I originally wanted to give it three stars, but writing is not easy, so I'll give it four stars. I rarely catch up on updates, and I've just finished reading the finale. I originally saw that the beginning of this article was good, so I clicked on Power for Love, and the main plot was also good. I wanted to keep following it, but as I went to the back, I felt that something was wrong. I opened the comments that I didn't read very much, and found that everyone's complaints were basically the same. I have read more than 150 chapters so far, and here are a few points: 1. I fled famine, and when my family in rural areas earned only a few dozen yuan a year, I spent a hundred yuan to buy a small courtyard, buy new furniture, spend 800 yuan to buy a high school student status, and spent 2,000 yuan to buy two courtyard houses while I was in college, and even rented them out to the neighborhood committee. Isn't it afraid of being investigated for the source of income? 2. Knowing that a storm was coming in ten years, I put on makeup and lipstick at work; I lost contact with my professor, but I still wrote letters to keep in touch; I worked overtime at night to treat my fellow villagers. Aren't you afraid of getting involved? 3. There is too much involvement with the ex-fiancé (the other party did not recognize the heroine), and when the other party is suspicious, he invites him to dinner to express his gratitude (the prerequisite is that the heroine had a few fights with the ex-fiancé's family, broke up and followed the escape team); the male protagonist pursues the female protagonist and sends meals to the female protagonist every day. The female protagonist does not want to accept the male protagonist, can she accept the food cooked by the male protagonist's nanny? (Although he returned it with other food every time); the male protagonist saw the female protagonist eating with someone else (that is, the ex-fiancé) and became angry. He watched the female protagonist carry the heavy food bag in (the female protagonist also knew that the male protagonist was there), and felt that he was about to break up. The next day, the male protagonist went to deliver the food himself? 4. The most uncomfortable thing is the lottery system: the golden lottery (the most expensive) in the system is all about improving appearance and figure, and the changes are great. The second lottery results are about changes in appearance. In that era, do you dare to continue to draw? You can add skills later, and you can also enhance your own strength. Even if you save points to draw red skills or white food, that's okay? I originally wanted to write a few random sentences, this summary, growth review, but when I read it, I felt that the plot was quite novel. It is rare to see a setting where a storm is about to happen. If these details were handled more covertly, it would look safer [face covering]

The heroine is about to go to college. The character of the heroine is very likeable. She takes revenge when she has a grudge, and her grudges are clear. The storyline is compact, and Goldfinger's skills are also very impressive, making it enjoyable to watch. A small suggestion, the heroine is getting more and more beautiful. Can the heroine's martial arts value be mentioned in the next lottery? It's not a good thing to be beautiful alone [face covering]

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Advantages: 1. The heroine travels back in time to 1960. There is a golden finger lottery system, and she can win various items (food, money tickets, spiritual springs...). 2. Before fleeing the famine, he dealt with all the family members, dug a grave and set up a memorial tablet for the original owner. 3. The heroine strives to make herself better and more beautiful. Personal highlights: 1. Controversy over the lottery system. The heroine currently has no means of self-protection. I can understand that if the knowledge and skills are set too high, it will be difficult for the heroine to directly start medical treatment and go to college at first. I also like the point of becoming more beautiful, but in fact, it can be accommodated in the previous categories, without having to create a separate column, or create a new outfit gift package or the like. 2. Controversy over the male protagonist. I don't like a soldier named Xiao as the male protagonist, and he adopts a nephew whose parents both died as the baby daddy. It is already difficult to be a mother after getting married, not to mention that she is related by blood to the male protagonist, and her child will be born with a lower head. If it's not fun to support yourself, then you have to increase your burden. Note: First 111 chapters.

The plot in front of me seems to be a cool novel with a female protagonist who has no CP, but the introduction mentions Shuang Jie, so I hope the male protagonist can set it up a little better. It can be seen that the author is really not very good at emotional lines. Goodbye!

When I saw Chapter 132, I immediately tied it. It's great. I've read so many period novels. I like this kind of novel that has a golden finger but a weak sense of existence. What should I say when I see that the male protagonist's brother is also interested in the female protagonist? Personally, I I think it's a bit inappropriate. Although the male protagonist's brother has met the female protagonist first, the author's writing style is very good. The setting of the smiling tiger and those words, etc., I like the setting for Lin very much. Looking at the author's explanation later, the male protagonist's identity and other things are indeed very suitable for the female protagonist. The hero, but the family is too chaotic. The hero's mother keeps urging him, which makes me feel that he is not necessarily easy to get along with. Although the heroine is a character who will not suffer, it is better to be ordinary when it comes to loving people and family, and there is only one in the hero's family now. Hey, personal preference, no I like the kind where the in-laws are overly involved after marriage and come to point the finger. The rest of the plot is also very good, dealing with the Qi family - escaping from famine - integrating into the Qingshan brigade - preparing for the college entrance examination - university - preparing to work in the hospital after graduation. Now it feels like it should be the turn of the emotional drama? It's very interesting.

What's nice is the lottery. Why is the golden color all about beauty? Being too beautiful in this era is not a good thing. I hope it won't be a robbery and then the male protagonist rescues me in the later stage. I suggest giving some skills or something.

Now I feel that the leader is basically the male protagonist, but although the male protagonist's design is very good, there is nothing outstanding about it, it is too dull and boring. Now I even criticize Captain Sun and the heroine, the pair of humble wolfdog and the high-hanging moon. , Although the two have basically no intersection, I still think Captain Sun's character is particularly interesting. If the character of Captain does not appear, then I will have some expectations for the character of the male lead's political brother. It's a pity. According to the author's writing, the ending is probably 1V1, otherwise, if It feels a bit weird if Captain Sun and the male protagonist are both male protagonists (it would be a bit pitiful if the male protagonist is the male protagonist, and it is probably difficult for the squad leader to protect the female protagonist in this environment), it is a pity, a pity... [Crying] [crying] [crying] I beg the author to finally give Captain Sun a chance [cry][cry][cry][cry]

I was struggling with a small problem with this novel at the beginning. I felt that the author's writing was a bit logically incorrect or had some shortcomings. Who knows that there will be explanations later, and it seems that I can't speak too hastily. The author is really attentive to the content and can answer any questions I have. It is because of the content that it makes me feel more secure as I continue reading.