A Leading Scientist Reborn as a Beloved Little Genius in a 1970S Commune

The first two hundred chapters are pretty good, the middle two hundred chapters can be read in small jumps, and the last two hundred chapters can be read in big jumps, just look at the chapter titles. In addition, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is dull, there is no feeling of falling in love, and it does not impress the readers.

The male protagonist is not a big boss, but a nurturing relationship, and he and the female protagonist grow together. The male and female protagonists regard the products of technology as their children. Although it is good, they feel that there is no bond (personal opinion)

Coincidence, there is still a story

This is my first time to write a review. If you like to read stories about big heroines, you can buy it. The family setting is quite good, not a cliche best family. The male protagonist has too few scenes, and the male protagonist who keeps writing about how awesome the female protagonist is is basically ignored.

I gave it up when I was over 400. The rest of it is not interesting anymore, but I still give it a good review. The subject matter is good. The first part is quite touching. The second part is a bit hard to read. I keep getting distracted. Anyway, I almost know the ending. Anyway, it is much better than a mindless romance.

What's going on? The more I read, the worse it gets. I no longer have the desire to read any more. All the nights I stayed up were in vain... There's just such a scumbag Lin Feng who can still come out from time to time after 200 chapters, and then he writes a love-minded girl, ugh

After listening to nearly 20% of the content, it's not exciting at all. It's too bland. I want to get some positive energy, but it's still boring.

In fact, it would be great if there was only a female protagonist, and there should be no male protagonist line.

I really like this book, it doesn't drag on, the writing is good, I read it in one go, I cried while reading it

The most, most, most, most, most disgusting heroine of the era has loose hair and seams, and she is also a virgin! The author probably didn't have a good understanding of that era, so he just wrote it randomly