Taking My Superpowers Back to the 1970s

Every character written by the author is very three-dimensional and reasonable. The plot is also very ups and downs, and the author is able to integrate multiple elements such as rebirth, time travel, supernatural powers, romance, etc. So well. That's awesome. It is worth reading. Everyone in the book has his or her own uniqueness, distinct personality, and three-dimensional characters. It is a rare good book. There are no pitfalls in the whole text, the author's explanation is very complete, and the front and back are well matched. After reading it, everyone will be deeply impressed, understand what they do, and feel sorry for some characters, understand their behavior of chasing light, feel sorry for them in the darkness, and feel that things are different and people are different. Chasing light can be regarded as an eternal character theme. The article also tells us that even if we are in darkness, we must yearn for light and protect our own light. Of course, there are other truths. These are just my personal feelings. It is a really good book, and the portrayal of each character impressed me deeply. In the 1970s and 1980s, when couples left home, most of them followed one after the other. They didn't dare to show too closeness. Relationships require long-term relationship. They can't be together lightly like some young people nowadays. If they don't get along, they break up. It's too fast. Not bad and worth a look. Recommended index ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The heroine's family treats him badly. He continued to help his family, and then used the male protagonist to escape from that home. As a result, he kept insisting to the male protagonist that you can leave, but he didn't even want to call you mother, and he hit someone who was not a woman?

It's very interesting and I like it very much, but I think the update is too slow. I seem to keep reading it all the time👀. I hope the author can update it soon. I'm also looking forward to the author's other works.

Now I see the scene where the male and female protagonists are looking for a cave and the mutated tree Xiaosong. The first part is very interesting, the heroine is not bullied at all and is very sassy, ​​but the later part is a bit unbearable, the heroine falls in love with the male protagonist and is jealous. I feel that the male protagonist is the original owner who loves her body. One second the male protagonist was saying that he thought the female protagonist should have been reborn and did not regard this life as the previous one. The next sentence was that he liked the original protagonist, but he fell in love with the female protagonist. He could tell the difference. Forehead. They are inexplicably together, very affectionate, and always make domineering comments. The male protagonist has always said that he is afraid that the female protagonist will get injured when she goes up the mountain. He is worried that he will have to follow her all the time. She is obviously not as powerful as the female protagonist. There is also the pine tree. The male protagonist said: He doesn't regard you as his master. I'm going to chop him down. Is this to make the heroine look noble? Songshu may have never been so depressed. He was living a good life there, and then you came and didn't talk to each other. Inexplicably, he was beaten again because he didn't treat the heroine as his master.

The male protagonist is too greasy. Maybe the author likes this tone, but I just can't stand it anymore.

The so-called love the male protagonist has for the female protagonist is disgusting. . Absolutely perverted

Tasty

I can't stand it anymore, the male protagonist is so disgusting~~

After seeing Chapter 534, I gave up... It was really too long, too long, and it was all about daily family affairs, which was a bit boring. First of all, some parts of the story are quite interesting. It starts with a marriage exchange in the countryside. The heroine comes to bring her superpowers in the last days. Then she takes revenge on her old family and takes the hero's family to a better life. As a result, the identity of the heroine's biological mother changes... In the end, it turns out that the family member who showed up originally had superpowers, but in the end, she felt superior because of her superpowers? Do you look down on ordinary people? But the way the ancient tomb is written is really interesting, so I won't spoil it. Anyway, it's a bit of a parallel time and space... But!!!! The more I read this book, the more and more something is wrong. I feel that all individuals will become bad, and the heroine's views are becoming more and more crooked... For example, I happened to read "Give Up", which means that the heroine's second son brought his girlfriend home. She is a top student and the only daughter of the chief. After the heroine met this prospective daughter-in-law, she actually said that the female secretary who told her before that she should bravely pursue her eldest son was not enough? There is also a girl from the village who was described by his mother-in-law as being like the sky and the earth... This means that he has a new daughter-in-law who is a high-ranking official, and he doesn't look down on the secretary and the village girl. What the hell? Although the girl's family has problems, you can't say that to her, right? In fact, there are some other details that can't help but reveal that the three views are wrong... I don't want to give a good review. The story logic is fine, but some of the dialogues are uncomfortable to watch.

This book is so good, I almost got dissatisfied with it because of the negative reviews, but the love story is a little too cool.