Except for the closing of the time loop at the end, which feels a little superfluous, the front part is really good to watch. Reborn to pursue an early lover, she is not just someone who cuddles up to her, but she lives a serious life, and there are too few female protagonists who are truly grateful and dedicated!
At first, I didn't expect that Daiyu was going to contribute to the motherland's construction of a big machine. With her vulgar hobby of watching gangsters get slapped in the face, it was so shocking to watch Daiyu step by step towards a low-key aerospace career.
There are a few articles about small businessmen and hawkers making a fortune, which can really make people feel that survival is not easy and hard work is the golden finger. The relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist changed very naturally after he came over, and it really felt like a changing situation.
The story has ups and downs and is fascinating. The image of the male protagonist is also very three-dimensional and full, and the sense of age is well created. The only problem is that the female protagonist looks like a background board, which is a bit boring.
Most of the lucky ones are soft and cute, but there are very few who are as strong and independent as the heroine, with a kind heart and reverence for life. The big text is really good to read.
The concept is very novel. The heroine is both aggressive and ignorant in the early stage. Princess disease is reflected in all aspects of life. The author does not make up for these behaviors. Hatefulness is really annoying, but kindness is also really kind. With the male protagonist slowly accompanying her, the two of them finally end up loving each other until they grow old, which is very beautiful.
He can't change the world, and he refuses to go along with the world. Maybe this is the meaning of the existence of the golden finger of the male protagonist's space. The short stories for parents are very touching, but later on children and grandchildren feel that they are not enough.
The article really portrays that era full of opportunities well, both backward and progressive, old and new. Although some places look very childish and unreasonable, overall, it is still very beautiful.
This is the first chronicle I've read. I didn't originally read this type of novel at all, but it was interesting to see this article and see my ancestors in their prime.
The two period novels feel really similar. Although I like the male protagonist Yuan Ting Yue Zhi, I still feel a little tired of it, but the contemporary dining is still very good.
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