Entering the 1970S to Engage in Scientific Research

Generally speaking, it is a sweet story covered in scientific research, but the heroine's life in the mountain village in the early stage was a bit too long, and it was 55 later. There was so much foreshadowing in the early stage, thinking that there would be a classic slap in the face in the follow-up, but it just disappeared. Moreover, there are still many typos in the text, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to read. But overall it's pretty good, there's nothing particularly bad about it, the female protagonist has a pretty good personality, and the male protagonist is a bit of a tool, like adding a head, hhh

It's a very interesting book. The heroine comes from a planet of science and technology. She has no ambitions and is committed to the development of science and technology. She is dormant in the early stage and then soars into the sky in the later stage. The love between the hero and heroine is also very good.

Looks good, you can get into it🤪

This should be a period novel + an interstellar novel. The jumps made me a little confused. I can't read them with my brain, otherwise I will make comparisons. The brain jumping is very novel. The heroine is similar to the wretched development in the countryside in the early stage, and later in the capital. I have to say that it is igniting. This article is of the kind of whimsical, not one step at a time, just jumping straight.

It's okay, and the male protagonist is quite sweet. The back part is like a science and technology text, not many details, a bit like a running account.

In the first half, life in the mountain village was okay, with ups and downs and a sense of story. After entering the institute in the middle, it was too dull. The emotional description is very boring. Doing scientific research is the same as God creating the world. God said there must be light, so the world has light... The birth of any high-tech is inseparable from the follow-up of basic technologies, such as materials, chips, etc. Building tall buildings out of thin air does not make people feel immersed at all. It just feels absurd and hitting here and there with a hammer. I can't stand it anymore and give up.

The front part is okay, but the technology in the back part is pretty much the same. I watched it and wanted to see my family slapped in the face, but unfortunately it wasn't available.

Praise is given to the theme spirit of dedicated career and contribution to the country. It's rare to see a heroine in a period novel who can't cook. She has a low-key and introverted personality. She focuses on study and career. She has no well-rounded interpersonal relationships. She is a bit social and likes to be alone, but she has a rich inner world and can control her appearance. The heroine has just passed through and can only survive as a minor. In the early stage, she relied on the space to make money while studying to obtain a diploma from elementary school, middle school and high school. The biggest advantage is that she doesn't talk too much or meddle in other people's business. There is no one around her who treats her well, so she keeps to herself. Except for the male protagonist who actively sticks to her, there is no messy female competition. The rotten peach blossoms that bubble up are directly suppressed in the cradle by the male protagonist. Later, when I was admitted to college and broke off the relationship with the original host's family, I focused on pursuing a career. I don't know if it can be considered a narrative style of writing, so it was relatively boring in the later stages, and the writing style was not attractive. There are also a lot of typos, especially the names.

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