Transmigrated into a 1970S Novel: The Rugged Hero Earns Money to Support Me

It's okay. It's good to add it to the bookshelf in your spare time. It mainly writes about career. The male and female protagonists don't have many emotional lines. Most of them develop independently, but they can communicate, and then the emotions and money will be in place. The career line is also good, there are some setbacks, but I feel that the path has been smooth, so it's okay. I feel like it's all in vain, and I feel like I'm running out of money, but I really like the author's serious and responsible attitude. I'll see you in the next book. Bye┴┤･ω･)ﾉ

It feels a bit too streamlined. Many plots lack details and some dialogues are incomprehensible.

When I saw Chapter 143, I got a diplomatic quota, but because I was reported, my quota was easily canceled without investigation. I was so angry and passed easily. . .

The male and female protagonists are very detailed, and the incidents are also very detailed, but the results are brushed off or unclear. In business, one version is released a year without repetition. Things come out one after another without interruption or calmness. It was boring and uninteresting... I gave up after a third of it.

After reading this novel, I relied entirely on myself to confuse myself, pretending that I didn't know what was wrong.

Nice. The plot is pretty good. I didn't see the review just now, so I don't know how to click on it.

After reading more than two hundred chapters, I couldn't help but comment first, it looks good, looks good, looks good, looks at other people's lives, it is a life of struggle, but looks at myself, but I am lying flat.

Let's spend the rest of our lives together hand in hand and hope for a happy ending.

Do you want to know that the heroine only gave birth to one baby?

Is the hero finally healed?