
Reborn in the Late 1970S: The Art of Winning a Man's Heart
重生七八:撩汉日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 979k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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334Chapters
33Reads
7.2Score
5Listens
144.6kReads · all time
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There is too much space in the early stage, and there are too few sweet spots. When I read the middle, I felt that the two of them should not be together.
It's so beautiful, the plot is very simple, and the writing content makes people feel very yearning. Although it is a bit messy in the middle, it is worthy of recognition. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
The quality of this book is very good. It is a high-quality work from beginning to end. The emotions of the characters are real and the plot is not exaggerated. However, the description of a few villains is a bit overdone, but it has little impact. It is very interesting to read.
The author's book is truthful and not exaggerated. I really like the author's style! I read two books in a row and I'm still not satisfied! Highly recommended reading! ! !
Being able to be reborn as a child to make up for the regrets of the previous life Is this something that many people dream of? So envious
It's okay, especially when it comes to the army later, it's very touching.
What happened to Lin Zhenyu who didn't write about his previous life?
It looks good, the Madonna in the middle is normal, and my spiritual life is satisfied.
Although the length is short, the composition and cohesion are okay, which is better than those who don't know what to write and just make up the numbers. It's a pity that the heroine didn't go to college when she was admitted.
The content of the book is quite good, but there are too many errors in titles, names, etc. Otherwise, it would definitely be a five-star review.