Taking Wood-Type Powers into the Seventies

It's quite a slap in the face. If you change the title and copy of the article, many people will definitely read it.

This old man must be related to the heroine's family.

I think it's good that a family that has become extremely rich doesn't have to have expectations. If the heroine is smart and gets admitted to work one after another, and later gets admitted to university and is far away from that disgusting mountain village, I'm afraid her fate will be much more miserable.

Very good, I just like a heroine who is ruthless, doesn't talk much, and does things neatly.

The wood-type superpowers are not really reflected, but the slap-in-the-face plot is okay.

Are you afraid of the halo of the female protagonist but not the aura of the male protagonist? How come there happens to be someone who can help the heroine every time? What a coincidence. Although it may be that she is familiar with the content of the book and set up the development, but how does it feel to write it... Forget it, it is a novel.

Well, you haven't collected 300 yet, so you can't put it on the shelves yet. Otherwise, wouldn't it be better to ask the wife of someone who is a fan of yours to get a recommendation? Chapter recommendations for wives of the same type should be more useful. It is easier to go to see 🌈🌈 at the annual literary festival.

The introduction looks good. Why not set V?

The pace is a bit slow, and it feels a bit chronological. There is neither a plot with the male protagonist nor any exciting plot development [cheek support]

"By 1779, the majority of educated youth" gave the author a big bug~ 1979