The 1970s: The Cellar in My Home Opens into the Modern World

Although the plot is very novel, I personally think it's just average and give it away.

It's a pity that the author couldn't stick to it. Except for the first half, the rest became urban romance novels. Although it is not ugly, it also gives people an anticlimactic feeling.

The story is quite novel and supports good works

Although the setting of the story is very novel, the specific description feels a bit distorted. The heroine has seen so many new things from the 1970s to more than 40 years later, and she has naturally accepted them. She resells things from 2016 back to 2016 without even considering the production date on the product packaging, and I wasn't cautious at all when taking out food. I took out so many good things as soon as I asked. In 2016, the patched clothes I wore were incompatible with the environment at that time. People around me didn't think it was special. I felt that the heroine was very smart and capable, and everyone would believe whatever she said.

The heroine is stupid and the whole family's IQ is worrying. . .

The backend has nothing to do with the cellar, it's just mediocre trivial matters and short-term interests.

The subject matter is good, but the plot is too weak. The writing is also not good. I just want to ask if future relatives will not contact each other. There are so few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists.

The heroine is so stupid

The heroine is too stupid. She sells the book even though she knows it is a banned book. She is not cautious at all.

Not great, the writing style is quite childish, the heroine is also very childish, I don't like her if she has a bad outlook on things, and the emotional scenes are also inexplicable