Chunya in the 1970s
春芽的七零年代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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596Chapters
277Reads · 30 days
255.1kReads · all time
8.9Score
61Listens
In booklists 4
Novels Rated 9.9 (No Historical or Farming Stories)
Anything except historical or farming novels. Male- or female-oriented is fine, and I’m open to both angsty and sweet stories.
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Looking for Good Rural Novels Set in the 1970s and 1980s
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Transmigrate as a Man and Flee a Famine While Farming
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Looking for a Transmigration Story Set in a Bygone Era
A story set in the 1980s or 1990s. I've gone through my browsing history and still can't find it. I think the heroine was a food blogger who transmigrated, and she had boy-girl twins. It opened with someone planning to sell the children to a male educated youth. Then the heroine transmigrated into the story, yelled at the trafficker, and stopped them from buying the kids. I think the male lead was a soldier.
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The 1970s: A Sent-Down Youth Marries a Soldier and Builds a Fortune as a Middleman
The Villainess Is Reborn: The Supporting Female Lead Refuses to Play Along
After Transmigrating to the 1980s and Becoming a Substitute Bride, I Became the Army Officer's Most Beloved
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I think this book is very good. The female lead is very humorous and witty, the male lead is strong, and there are so many prey to hunt in the mountains. There are still some plot holes to fill, and I guess there could be many more side stories, such as the male lead's grandfather...
The female protagonist is carefree, arrogant, and confident. She acts without considering the consequences, and there aren't many difficult characters around her, which are easily dealt with. (In reality, someone like the female protagonist wouldn't have survived long in that era.)
This book is so good! The author's writing is excellent; whether describing people, things, or scenery, it's all superb. Especially the insights—they're realistic, philosophical, and subtly profound. Thumbs up to the author! 👍
The author writes well, especially the female lead, who is very humorous. The characters are also very close to that era, vivid and interesting. It's the kind of inspirational, wealth-building, time-travel, and rebirth novel that I like to read!
This book makes you want to read it carefully. The female protagonist is down-to-earth and genuine, without any pretense or empty rhetoric. It's worth reading.
I stayed up several nights in a row, my eyes were bloodshot, and I lost a lot of hair, but I finally finished it! There wasn't a single wasted word (except for the epilogue), it was very realistic, very engaging, and I couldn't put it down…
The most striking feature of this book is its female protagonist, who is humorous, witty, and has excellent speaking skills. I think it would be even more perfect without the story of Long Songbai, as it's too fantastical and not explained clearly enough. This is just my opinion. Overall, this book is truly well-written and worth reading.
Overall, it's quite enjoyable, with smooth writing, natural development of the romance between the male and female leads, and realistic paths to wealth. There are two minor flaws: firstly, the female lead is a bit too saintly; secondly, the male supporting character, Long Songbai, is somewhat useless—he can control beasts and has martial arts skills but his performance is mediocre, which is a pity.
I read this book from beginning to end without missing a single chapter. It's the best time-travel/reincarnation novel I've read in years, and there are also hilarious parts throughout.
It's a good read with a fresh premise. It doesn't rely on the usual military service, black market, or antique collecting plots. The female lead has no special abilities or cheat codes besides being reborn; everything she gains comes from her own accumulated knowledge, which she gradually applies after her rebirth to improve her and her family's lives and destinies.