Transmigrating to the 1970S: I Bring Trillions in Supplies and Lead My Family to Prosperity

It is a very innovative novel. Although the heroine travels back in time and has the feeling of entering a novice village with a full-level boss, she can also find companions from other worlds and powerful enemies. The characters are also very vivid, with a lot of passion and family affection (●✿∀✿●) I just feel that the ending is not perfect, it feels a bit unfinished. It feels like those people who covet the heroine appear and disappear, and in the end they inexplicably never show up again. It's strange😳 Could it be that just because an old man in a wheelchair died easily, a huge organization disappeared? (ΘдΘ;)

The writing is okay, but the plot is messy, dragging, and bloody. There are more than 290 chapters in the book. After reading more than 120 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. From the more than 100 chapters I read, there are no good people in the village except for the heroine's family and two veterans. The fourth aunt is an enemy agent and the third sister-in-law abandons her husband. Abandoned son, my grandpa and uncle were missing at the beginning and there was no news until I planned to abandon the article. All three brothers and sisters in the college entrance examination were replaced by their names in the exam papers... I feel like the author has arranged all the bloody plots that can be arranged for the heroine's family, which makes me speechless!

Short and long ones with nice writing are better

I almost skipped to the ending without finishing the movie. I felt like it was just a hammer here and a stick here and there, failing to grasp the key points. The male protagonist was also missing in the middle, and the male protagonist didn't have as many roles as Li Jing.

It looks good from the front, but not much interesting from the back

The introduction is attractive, but the content is a bit confusing

The family atmosphere is very good, and the family unites and helps each other. The protagonists are all very upright people. The heroine is self-reliant in doing business, and she also leads the friends and villagers around her to become rich. The protagonists are very patriotic, and when they meet bad people, there are good results in the end. It seems very immersive, and I feel very happy. However, the final ending feels a little sloppy, or I feel that I have not seen enough and I want the author to write more. Overall, I think it is very good and worth recommending.

It's a mess. I wrote about the male protagonist but lost it. I'm speechless.

A lot of the plots are very childish and lack logic. I think you have to think of yourself as an elementary school or kindergarten person to watch it.

A lot of trivial things,