From Ancient Times to the Present: The Grand State Preceptor Thrives in the 1970s

The heroine has no feelings for love and family affection, and only wants to fulfill her long-cherished wish in her previous life.

The plot is okay, but there are either typos, blank spaces, or repetitions, which makes people confused.

At this moment, she had the answer to the doubts that had been bothering her. It turns out that her ability to remain immortal in Tianyue and travel to the Dragon Kingdom in the 1970s was all because of "immortal". At this moment, the corners of Wu Ling's mouth curled up slightly, A trip to this world is worth two words. He glanced at the tiny blue planet and instantly flew to heaven. Usually it's about typos, too many

There are so many typos that I can hardly read it.

So-so. I felt that the heroine was quite strong at first, but then she became weak. There were a lot of troublemakers around her who were looking for trouble, but she didn't deal with it. It made her jump all the time. It made me upset just to watch it.

The whole text focuses on the description of educated youth who go to the countryside. Several bad guys among the educated youth have become better under the aura of the heroine. Later, the heroine moves towards scientific metaphysics. After college, it is all mentioned in one stroke. It is too hasty. At first, I thought Xu Educated Youth was the male protagonist, and I did not mention him later. There is no emotional line. It would be better to write more after college.

Listening to a novel feels like I'm going to die, every time I stop, I stop, I stop.

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Good looking, recommended