The ’70s: A Blessing from Heaven and a Busy Life of Farming

I can't believe that I didn't skip a chapter in this long novel of more than three million words, and insisted on reading the last word. I gave it a score of 9.8, Deducting 0.2 Because the author wrote two poor people to death, which makes me heartbroken when I think about it. The rest is really not critical. The heroine's vigorous and optimistic vitality, down-to-earth and lively character make people feel that life is not that bad after all. I prefer the eldest brother, the true man, to the romantic male lead! There are so many medical stories. The author is really amazing👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. I collected them decisively and will recommend them to my friends. The rankings and scores are too low and unreasonable.

The owner is too childish and is not my cup of tea. After watching it, he quit and gave up.

Good-looking, funny~(￣▽￣~)

It's too long. It's well written but rather trivial. Skip to read later.

It's really average and doesn't look like a chronicle at all. The medical records, surgical procedures, and medications are written in great detail. It felt like I was reading a medical book. The author had put the cart before the horse.

There are typos, and there is a lot of nonsense, and there is a suspicion that the word count is crammed.