Love in the 1960s

This book is well-written and captivating. The characters are vividly portrayed, making it hard to put down. I hope the author updates soon! This is one of the few good books I've found on Tomato Bookstore.

Although the stories are all similar, I really liked the absence of time travel or reincarnation elements, the pacing was just right, and there weren't any other unnecessary descriptive passages to pad the word count.

Super good! Although I skipped some chapters at the beginning, I read every single one afterwards. The author's writing is delicate and realistic, and every chapter is captivating and immersive. It's excellent! 👍👍👍

It's a great show. I hope the male lead finds out he's not his biological child, reunites with his birth parents, receives their love, and brings back the original child of the Shi family. This will save the old woman from constantly trying to leech off him. He's sacrificed enough already!

A true depiction of the young love world of those eras, and the steadfast guardians of those relationships. It's akin to a set of societal moral standards. Well written. It helps readers recall those bygone times.

The characters are all so vivid, and the childhood sweetheart story is simply delightful. Tie Jun, that kid, always knew how to find himself a wife. The four female leads are all very distinct personalities, and their character designs are incredibly charming. I feel the storyline involving the female leads' parents is excellent; it could easily be a book in itself—delicious!

I love the three beauties the most; they're sharp-tongued and decisive. I like Sanmei and hope she can have a good future in the countryside.

The pace is pretty fast [OK] Keep going

Good heavens! I've read over fifty chapters and I always thought the three beauties and Huai'an were the main characters. It wasn't until I looked back at the synopsis that I realized...

The author's period fiction is really well written; I've read every single one of their books! 👍