A Fair, Wealthy Beauty in the 1960s

It was so painful to watch. The entire educated youth team just talked about romance the whole time, without saying anything serious. The female lead was already infatuated at 13, one minute saying she wouldn't consider marriage for 10 years, the next saying she couldn't control herself when love came. She seemed completely schizophrenic. Couldn't she have at least one redeeming quality? My only impression of her was that she was infatuated.

The whole heroine looks like she is in her teens instead of almost thirty. She can't move when she sees a man, and she doesn't know what to think. Moreover, a person who can learn to be so good, thinks about falling in love every day and never develops a career, and just thinks about getting by.

If you're going to write a historical fiction story, it should reflect the characteristics of that era... Steamed buns and mantou... Food was rationed, where would you find white flour?! And discovering a spatial stone and then asking others to try and get inside! Don't talk about fictional setting; fictional setting is fictional setting, don't confuse the two. I'm not reading anymore, goodbye.

Let's check out the female-oriented section. The initial historical background seems a bit far-fetched; didn't they study history? Ignore that for now, and see how well it's written. 🤭

I don't really like the female lead's character design.

I'm a bit confused. It's 1960 now. Gao Jiaxing's mother had five children. The youngest son is now 15 or 16 years old, so the eldest daughter should be around 24. She would have gotten married around 1935. But there was no liberation yet, right? There was fighting everywhere. Accompanying the army? That's not realistic! Did the author get the era wrong?

It's quite good. I've found that you shouldn't read too many reviews when reading a book. Too many reviews will affect your reading experience. What others say is irrelevant; your own feelings are the most important. Also, don't get too involved with the author; they have their own plans. If you feel you don't like it, just leave. Don't let others influence you. To be honest, I personally think it's pretty good. This is just my personal opinion and doesn't represent the general public.

The female lead is a mysteriously manipulative woman. Here's a scene. "Xia Zhiqing, my mother has always been outspoken, so please don't take her words to heart," He Xuebing said apologetically to Xia Xiao. "It's alright, Director Li just doesn't think much of me. I know that. Director Li already has someone in mind for his daughter-in-law. Comrade He, it seems your good news is just around the corner," Xia Xiao said with a smile.

This female lead is incredibly stupid.

The male lead is supposed to be that guy Gao something-or-other, right? But isn't the female lead in love with him? She acts like a lovesick fool the moment she sees that guy He something-or-other! I don't want to watch anymore after this point!