(The rating only opened on September 6, so it should go up soon~ Don't let it scare you, friends~)
[The 1960s + transmigration + research + mental powers + powerful heroine, feel-good story + optical-brain System]
[High-IQ, highly skilled, poker-faced genius girl × lucky regiment commander whose intelligence and combat skills have both been cut in half]
[Content warning at the end of Chapter 1: “cut in half” means the hero has only half the heroine's combat ability]
Sui Zhao, the Federation Empire's only 5S-level researcher, is a loner who keeps to herself. An explosion in a black hole hurls her into Blue Star in the 1960s.
In this era of scarce resources, Sui Zhao initially only wants to make life comfortable for herself. She has no intention of getting caught up in the tides of the times.
But as other countries tighten technological blockades again and again, openly and behind the scenes, leaving them with no room to breathe, she silently unveils one world-shaking achievement after another.
From the moment she set foot on this land, she had already become part of the course of history.
Shi Jing first met Sui Zhao in an interrogation room. He took her for a spy, and even after letting her go, he kept testing her and trying to get close to her.
Sui Zhao noticed and made a note of it. More than once, she secretly plotted to take him out.
As time passed, Sui Zhao began to think he might make a decent friend.
Shi Jing, who's been mistaken for a good friend: Please, teach me how to get promoted from friend to something more ^^
The heroine's character is well developed. I really like it. It's not too frustrating so far. The heroine is very good at seeking benefits for herself. It would be better if there is no cp. I feel that the male protagonist is really not worthy of the heroine. The heroine still has the idea of returning to the interstellar. What will happen then? Will she still bring the male protagonist with her? When the female protagonist and the male protagonist are together, it is easy for them to have ideological conflicts, which are caused by different educational backgrounds. The male protagonist has the idea of dedicating himself to the country, but if there is a conflict between the female protagonist and the country, how should the male protagonist deal with it, and how should the female protagonist deal with it. If the female protagonist compromises for the male protagonist, her character will be broken, and if the male protagonist compromises, it will not be in line with his own personality, and it feels unsolvable. A previous similar article was in a similar situation. The heroine compromised and felt very aggrieved. All in all, the author writes very well, keep up the good work💕
The heroine's character is very pleasing to me. She is smart and cautious, will not be wronged, and can leave as soon as she wants. As long as our heroine's baby's interests are not touched and she is not wronged, the heroine's baby is easy to talk to. Although his goal is to own power and money, he never grovels and uses his superior strength to gain respect. Although he has interstellar technology, he respects this world and does not use weapons that transcend this world. I like to watch the excitement, and occasionally have a cute contrast, and the cold face is also cuteヾ(๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ". The emotional line is not very good, but not much, so there is not much to say. I have read more than 200 chapters. For now, I think the male protagonist is okay, he can have it. I am a little curious about what is written later◝(⑅•ᴗ•⑅)◜..°♡
It's pretty good to watch, and the writing is also good. It's just that there's a bit of a flaw in the beginning where the heroine helps the hero's brother and sister-in-law, which causes the heroine's character to be a bit disconnected from the rest of the plot. This affects the overall look a little bit. Of course, the subsequent plot is also very interesting. Come on, the author is great.
It's pretty good. There are no super relatives or a bad father. Her personality and appearance are not the delicate and gorgeous ones that all the literary works of the era have. If you have children, it's best to show them at the end and in the extras (it doesn't matter if you're male or female, but don't say you like a girl, it will definitely turn out to be a boy).
It's a very interesting scientific research article. It's not romantic. The heroine is very strong and she's not afraid of anyone 🤭 🤭 🤭 Only the other person listens to her, and if they go against her. If it touches her bottom line, she won't play with you anymore.
Five-star praise! Highly recommended👍(¯▽¯)👍! Worthy of Amway! This is the first book that made me read it from multiple angles and it made my cerebellum and brain excited. ⁽⁽٩(´͈ᗨ`͈)۶⁾⁾It's so cool! The heroine Bao Baobao focuses on a story where those who obey me will prosper and those who go against me will perish, and they won't be offended! It's truly a masterpiece!
It's quite good. It's different from other novels where there are a lot of vulgar plots about family members competing for power and jealousy. Most of the stories here are about the heroine pursuing a career. I like it very much. It's also completely female-oriented. It's very good. I recommend it.
It's really super good-looking. The heroine's IQ is online throughout the whole process, and she's not a nymphomaniac (which is rare in period novels). I just hope that the heroine will not collapse when the relationship between the male and female protagonists is written later.
It looks great, I really like the heroine 🥰🥰🥰[Admiration] She is super invincible and domineering, and is not easy to mess with at all. Once you bring yourself into it, you will really like this kind of character 🥰🥰[Admiration] It means when the male protagonist becomes stronger, it is really useless 🤦
Interesting! Nice! Recommend! The emotional line needs to be harmonized, otherwise it will be weird. Don't be a heroine if a girl likes it and cares so much🈶Malicious, hope not to travel in the future