Is There Something Wrong with Being a Landlord in the Sixties?

Although it looks good, it doesn't feel safe enough. The heroine doesn't have to worry about stealing or causing trouble. I feel like the people in the security department can't be trusted too much.

Since the system is run by operators, why don't salespersons at other facilities in the community use robots?

Overall it's great, but not mind-blowing at all Recruitment and position setting are very casual. The business part feels more like a supermarket than a landlord. So far, there are no tenants. My income still depends on selling things.

🈚️CP, the heroine is engaged in career, group scenes, the content is very good👏. The heroine who lived in her 60s not only helped the country solve material shortages (grain, oil, meat, daily necessities), promoted science and technology (bicycles, electric vehicles, tractors, boats, TVs, refrigerators, washing machines, and home appliances), but also vigorously promoted rice, corn, sweet potatoes, and potatoes to improve agricultural products. Output 🌹... Building roads, building ports... When I saw the opening of the movie theater Electronic City, I thought there would be more scenes of infrastructure construction, but I didn't expect it to end suddenly and hastily a few years later [Shocked]... The content is very good, I think there should be more scenes of community expansion and infrastructure construction [Note]

Not bad, a relatively relaxed and safe business story. The protagonist is basically a bystander, and it only provides a good environment. It will not interfere too much with the stories of the characters in the era. It all relies on everyone's own efforts. It is not stressful to read. There is no clear main story, which is to make money and open new land. It is like playing a small game. It is a good read to pass the time.

Not bad, but it ended a bit hastily and quickly. I feel that the heroine did not stay in the 1960s for more than two or three months, because she only went back home once a month for vacation, and the progress was not slow. The library, electronic stores, cinemas, etc. Were all unlocked within a month or two. The plot was unlocked layer by layer, and it was bland and green. It was the kind of business story about daily life, which was okay. Among them, there are many detailed descriptions, the family status of the employees, and most of them are the current situation of women in the 1960s, as well as the small stories and disputes that occurred within their families. The heroine's recruitment of many female employees also brought them some courage and vitality to resist.

Are you going to open a school by then? Will a factory be opened by then? Will we have to recruit college students to work in the 21st century and recruit talents?

I read it in one go, it was super good, I felt it was finished too quickly and I could have written more in detail. There are only a few top people and not many roles. The ratio of female to male characters should be 7:3. The recruitment of female protagonists will recruit more female employees. For example, employees in the security department will not only recruit male employees. Big thumbs up. There are no degrading words or swear words in the article. The wording is female-oriented, with a high content of "them". The system is a normal and good system with not many dramas. The small drawback is that the heroine's sister's name is abb.

It's not bad, it's okay, but the ending is unexpected and there is no echo between the beginning and the end of the previous chapter. I finished it all at once and it seems weird. There are many places in the article that are not explained and there are pitfalls. I don't know if the author will write a side story.

It's basically a good read that can be read from the beginning to the end. It should be an old author who knows how to avoid major poisonous points. I can give it 8.5 Out of 10. You won't regret it if you watch it, and you won't regret if you don't watch it. Spend your free time.