I Traveled to the 1970S and Transformed into Lin Daodong

I can't say it's good-looking, it can only be considered average. The characters in the book are not fleshed out enough and the ending is a bit rushed.

I used to read some stories about heroines saving the world, but this one is a bit novel and more interesting.

I don't like the character of the heroine, who is a bit nosy and has a bit of a saintly heart. People have tortured you thousands of times. It's disgusting to take you to live with them. You, the heroine, are troublesome to others. He doesn't know how to fight back harshly. He just knows how to say a few words. His grandparents treat him like that. There are also those two educated youths who are quite disgusting. They always make trouble for the heroine. That Qian Yuxin always makes trouble for the heroine, not just once or twice. They also cause trouble inside, let others make trouble for the heroine, and even report the heroine. Then they want to plot against the heroine. They have dinner at the heroine's house, and they are still living in the heroine's house in our class. Why don't you tell others when you are plotting against others? Now that I think about it, he was so shameless, and so was the heroine's mother. I kicked him out and still kept him. Both the heroine and his mother were good people. They had a holy mother's heart. The heroine looked disgusting and the golden finger of the heroine was useless.

It feels like the author deliberately reduced Goldfinger's presence after the protagonist made money.