The 1970S: As a Background Character, I Choose a Bright Future Over the Plot

It's a very interesting plot. I quite like the heroine's family and character, but I always feel that it has a bit of an AI flavor. There are many places where I just pass by without understanding, just like the old AI watching a short play. Some plots are omitted and passed directly. There are a lot of things I don't understand. [What][What][What][What]

I really like female protagonists who are talented and have good brains. I think this is a person's biggest golden finger. The female protagonist focuses on her studies and work, while the male protagonist appears less often, but he is also a normal person. And the heroine's whole family is very nice. There is no best. It feels like everyone who shows up has their own agenda. Well, they are all normal people. And this heroine really touched a lot of my sweet spots. Including self-defense knives, research results, work achievements, academic achievements, caution, revenge but no clues, family background can not go wrong in this era, being rich and living a good life within the prescribed range, and many densely packed cool points. It's not frustrating to watch, and it's refreshing. The most important thing is that it won't write a lot of quarrels that cause breast hyperplasia. The common problem of writing in this era does not appear. It's not enough, it's so uncomfortable. It feels so uncomfortable, I fell into a pit.

Shen Zhiyi. Time travel and reorganize the family (harmony and friendship). Second-level electrician → worker, peasant and soldier college student (provincial university). Jin Baining. After graduating from Huada, he joined the army. Acting General Army Representative→Scientific Researcher. ⭐Currently focusing on career and romance. Note: First 50 chapters. The male protagonist's background is quite impressive. There are not many emotional lines but the progress is very fast.

The book is good so far. I also like the female protagonist. She is very normal. She is neither too saintly nor too indifferent. She does not go to extremes. The male protagonist has nothing to say so far. It does not mean that the male is stronger. After all, the female protagonist is five years older and still has to wait for 65 years to finish college. It is too weak to be compared to the female protagonist. I don't like the female protagonist, let alone the female protagonist. At present, I think it is a double strength. The male protagonist has a low sense of presence but is not invisible at all. I think it is just right. The heroine's career line is dominated by the female protagonist. But there is a small drawback, that is, the change of narrative angle is too abrupt and abrupt. It may be that the author is not very proficient in writing for the first time. I can give you a small suggestion: next time you change the narrative angle, you can add dashes or asterisks between paragraphs to give the reader a buffer, so that they will not feel like they have missed something or changed the topic again. Overall, it's okay. Keep up the good work, the author [Like] [Like] [Ask for more updates] [Ask for more updates]

I like the career development line of the heroine very much. The heroine herself has a very good character, she is not weak and can develop on her own. The overall story line is also very smooth, but I feel that the male protagonist is just a foil. The process of the male and female protagonists falling in love with each other is not detailed, but it is not a big problem. When I read the previous part, I thought this might be a woman reaching the pinnacle of life and realizing her personal ambitions. But overall it's still a good article.

I think it gets better as you go to the back. After reading it, I pushed it several times in the bookstore. First, I really can't understand why some people's highlight is cutting their hair, so they gave it one star. This doesn't respect the author's achievements, and it's not about falling out of love. The highlight of cutting hair is just letting nature take its course. Second, the heroine is always growing, and some people say that strong women are stronger than men. Book reviews, I am also a fan of strong female characters. I read reviews based on female characters. However, maybe the male protagonist goes to school early or quickly, but to me he is a bit flat. He does not steal the female protagonist's spotlight. It makes me see a deputy, but I see the author's slow writing of the female protagonist more. I see the growth of the female protagonist. The female protagonist is careful, does things, and has strong scientific research ability. It's okay, but I feel like there are too many supporting actors.

The plot is quite good, and it's my favorite type of growth for the female protagonist. I hope the male protagonist's emphasis is the same as now, and the proportion is not too high; however, the plot sometimes feels inconsistent, and the transitions between characters and scenes are so abrupt that sometimes there is no reaction to the scene change.

It's okay, the heroine's character is good, the male protagonist can't tell it at the moment, and the heroine's family members are also very nice. It can be seen that the author has just started writing novels, so some things are not well laid out and some key time points are missing. There are also some prefaces that do not match the follower, but overall it is okay.

The heroine is quite smart, and her kindness is based on the premise of not tormenting herself. She seems to be more cheerful. She will find a way to get revenge when she suffers a loss. She intersperses these short stories of the people around her. The love scenes are not greasy. The main career line is logical, and she still checks the information and writes it. It is good-looking.

It's good-looking. I like that the heroine has a clear goal and she keeps striving towards it. Among period novels, this type of period novel is also rare. In the end, I really like the heroine who is a very serious and focused person.