Reborn in the 1970S: The Tough Little Wife

The heroine traveled from the world of cultivation to the present world in the 1970s, which is really hard for ordinary people to survive. Readers who read this, don't expect her to be very smart from the beginning. After all, the article also explains that she was also a group favorite before the time travel. I guess she has not suffered any major disasters except for the tribulation! Although she has lived for hundreds of years, it is a pity that she traveled to a more sensitive era in the 20th century. She still needs to grow up and start from scratch. In my opinion, this character is kind but not stupid, and she is tough but not overbearing. It's quite interesting, you can check it out later.

The heroine traveled through time and space, with neat wooden buildings standing in front of her eyes. Next to it was a barren piece of yellow land, with not even a root of grass growing. There was a small pool next to it, crystal clear, with nothing but water. Why do I feel that the heroine is not as smart as the heroines in other stories, especially when it comes to buying and selling?

This is a children's house novel that challenges your IQ! A bit powerful

It feels pretty good😊. I hope I can finish it quickly. Don't be too slow, otherwise I won't be interested in reading it.

The story is quite interesting, but it's a bit long-winded, and some parts don't make sense. Maybe they have different perspectives! You can't force this. Generally speaking, this book is good, its flaws do not hide its flaws, and it is worth reading.

Look, you didn't catch even a single fish. How could you, while everyone was looking around at the empty river, not see half of the fish? As for the fishing net that was just lowered, how could it be so fast? Just because of Liu Dahai,

Nice. The heroine is reborn in a different era and in a different environment. She lives her own life and lives every day well.

I really like this novel, but it's a bit short.

It's quite interesting, not bad. It's a book from a different perspective. It feels like it's being told in a eloquent way, but it's not wordy.

The heroine doesn't know the name of her master. She failed to escape the tribulation and traveled to the master's original world.