Female protagonist's perspective:
In the 21st century, Chinese migrant workers were reborn in the United States in the mid-20th century.
But it was only at the age of 17 that he regained his memories of his previous life after an accident.
The good news is that times are not bad. Except for a few high technologies, she can basically live a modern life.
Bad news, in order to no longer depend on others and go to college, she is going to marry the man she just met for 3 days.
Ah... This...
Male protagonist's perspective:
Love at first sight@￥%%*（……&￥!!!!! Love brain is a man's best dowry
Well, don't be confused by the perspectives of the male and female protagonists. It's mainly about daily life and career. The female protagonist will show off her talents in the United States in the 1960s.
I have always found the 1960s in the United States to be very interesting. It was an old time with a filter. Television media, consumerism, human rights, women's rights, the beat generation, student movements, hippies... Appeared in all their glory.
In addition, it is also very suitable for writing female-oriented novels. On the one hand, it was the last conservative era. The United States in the 1950s was even more conservative than the 1940s. After the war, men returned and society became prosperous. Women could only return to the family and equality ebbed. On the other hand, the new world is already within reach. It is so logical to place female characters in this era and let them break through the barriers of the era.
Purpose: Live seriously every day
