A Peach Blossom Spring at the End of the World [The 1970s]
末世之世外桃源[七零]
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Was there gas in the 1970s?
I feel like I don't know what to say about this book. Actually writing about that era. It is necessary to write about that era, rather than bringing words into modern times. For example, those bases and crystal cores didn't even have a TV in those days. In short, it is better to write a modern apocalypse. I actually remembered that I had to make preparations in those days. It really makes people watch it.
Very nice! Come on!
Spread flowers, spread flowers, spread flowers, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise
Very nice!! Pen refill~
??? Gas. Was there gas in that era? If you don't know how to write, you can look up the information. Otherwise, just write about modern times. Otherwise it would be really fun! At that time, there was only coal, and firewood was burned in the countryside.
???? It's only six days since the end of the world and it's normal to be scared, okay?
The era when educated youth went to the countryside. How to say it? It's hard to say. The future will not be like our present.
There is a loophole here. Super powers. It's because we read novels that it's called superpowers. If you don't know, you'd probably say superpowers. Or spells. After all, it was the sixties and seventies. You haven't come across the word superpower yet, right?
I can't believe I actually finished reading it?