Awakening in the 1970s: The Cannon-Fodder Female Supporting Character Becomes a Translator

I think it's quite interesting. Although it's a bit pretentious, there are always a lot of things that I hesitate to say, and I always say half-finished words. It even makes me wonder if it's AI. However, seeing that the author has revised the questions raised by everyone, I feel that it is quite attentive. In any case, saying that the words are exhaustive but the meaning is endless is probably too much. It's not the kind of fast-paced, super cool writing. But it's quite logical and it's done step by step. The heroine took every step very steadily and took action when it was time to take action. Although she suffered a lot at the beginning, she was generally in control of her life. It's just that there are too few and it's not enough to watch. After reading the comment section, I found that I am not the only one who thinks AI is used. In fact, it is a bit obvious. Many things are only half-said without follow-up fees. For example, when the heroine's sister saw the Russian book in the heroine's arms, she stared at it twice, but then she didn't follow up. Alas, but the overall plot is actually relatively new. I quite like the growth line of the heroine. I feel that if the author had enough writing skills and didn't use AI to write carefully, it would be really good-looking, which is really a pity.

The writing is particularly good. It's not a cookie-cutter space novel, like moving the whole family to the countryside. The countryside at that time was really hard, and it wasn't like hunting, quarreling, and having fun in the novel. But anyone who doesn't fit in with the group will be stared at. The heroine takes care of herself every step of the way. The back view is very unsightly. Everyone wants to harm the heroine. Everyone is paying attention to her. She is either shining here or contributing somewhere. What countries and secrets are involved? I find it very boring and embarrassing. It is not as easy, simple and comfortable as a parent's short-term view. It is too fragmented. In the first week of school, four or five waves of people have already tried to harm her. She has turned around and turned around again.

Not bad, the pace is a little slow, the heroine only left her original family in Chapter 48. The heroine worked step by step for freedom, and finally succeeded. It was really not easy. When I saw her going to a factory 300 kilometers away alone and lying on her own iron bed for the first time in her life, I almost wanted to cry. There are too many hardships created for the heroine, one villain after another. I'm tired from watching. I don't understand why the protagonist in every novel must harm the heroine. And every time something happened, everyone in the school would doubt her and spread rumors about her. Then after the heroine was resolved, no one dared to speak out, and then after the next thing happened, they continued to spread rumors, just like the cycle. What the author writes later is really more and more like AI, always making things mysterious...

The writing is great, puppy learning + a little refreshing, it is very consistent with my point of view of period novels. The heroine is very stable, taking every step casually but with a plan. I can only sigh that such a powerful heroine with the blessing of space power has a very difficult life. Those protagonists who kill everyone in period novels really don't understand 🤦 🤦 🤦. The heroine's family is really ruthless, and that kind of ruthlessness is not evil on the surface, but is driven back by neglect and interests step by step, squeezing out all the benefits of the least valued person. You can't even let them see any shining points in you, because those are clearly marked by them behind the scenes. The point of the heroine's revenge is to inadvertently leak out the evil in these corners. She can't do it through herself, but from other people's mouths. She is really good~~~Looking forward to the next plot

Wonderful! It's really wonderful! The heroine in this article is someone who crawled out of the apocalypse. The author's writing skills are really strong. I have been on tenterhooks for the heroine several times. Her family of origin has such weird rules that they want to tear her apart and eat her flesh. Everyone wants to use her as a stepping stone to move up. The heroine just relied on her caution and cleverness to escape from home and find a job. In the year and a half after the college entrance examination, she met the protagonists of two period novels. Reading the author's description, I feel that the follow-up will be more exciting! Come on!!!!

I just like to see this kind of heroine who does things secretly, and wants to take revenge every bit of it. It's so cool. She has space but doesn't have a golden finger. Every step is cautious and steady 👍 The heroine met too many bad guys, and every one of them wanted to kill her when they saw her. In the end, she was punished by the heroine. This routine has been used throughout the book to advance the plot. The heroine seems to have been fighting monsters. I am really tired of reading it.

It was too frustrating at first. I was constantly squeezed and insulted like a long-term worker, doing too much and eating too little 🤦. I was the victim of my family and the heroine, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I wanted to see the heroine take revenge, so I continued watching. As a result, her family in her previous life plotted against her, bullied her, squeezed her, and used her as a blood bag. She was beaten 4 times by domestic violence. She didn't even think about revenge, but secretly vowed not to take advantage of them in this life. Her family had plotted against her many times in this life, and it only planned to take revenge. 😅 The author said that because women are mainly engaged in politics, they have to pay attention to their reputation. Readers think this is indeed the logic. Later, there will be a big fight between the protagonists, and each protagonist will be jealous and harm the heroine. The protagonist is framed and bullied by Huang Yao in various ways, but the heroine has no words... When others say something bad about her, she doesn't talk back, she just slaps her in the face and abuses her. It's not bad. The female protagonist has a short family and plenty of space. There is also a male protagonist. The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are quite well written.

The heroine travels back in time to an ordinary family in the 1970s that favors sons over daughters. She has older brothers, sisters, and younger brothers. She is an honest daughter whose father does not love her mother. In order to get rid of her blood-sucking family, she took the job exam and stole her household registration book to work in other places. Later, she was admitted to university...

The writing is quite good, the logic is tight, the organization is clear, the plot is very compact, the scenes of the protagonist's battle of wits and courage are vividly written, and it feels like you can be immersed in the scene. At the same time, the ups and downs and twists and turns can also arouse the readers' emotions. It is very contagious and worth reading ❤️ ❤️ 👍

It's okay if the male protagonist appears without being disgusted. I quite like this kind of female protagonist. Some people think the author's writing is too gentle. Anyway, the female protagonist will eventually grow up. It's quite interesting to see the progress of women in different ways.