Reborn in the 1970s: The Tough Little Wife
重生七零：彪悍小媳妇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The female protagonist transmigrates from a cultivation world to the modern world in the 1970s. Most people wouldn't survive there, so readers shouldn't expect her to be exceptionally shrewd from the start. After all, the story mentions that she was a beloved figure before her transmigration, and aside from undergoing tribulation, she probably hasn't experienced any major hardships!
The female protagonist transmigrates to this world and has a spatial dimension. A neat wooden building stands before her, next to which lies a barren expanse of yellow earth, devoid of even a blade of grass. Beside it is a small, crystal-clear pond, containing nothing but water. It seems the female protagonist isn't as clever as those in other novels, especially when it comes to buying and selling.
This is a children's pretend play novel that challenges their intelligence! It's pretty impressive.
It feels pretty good 😊, I hope I can finish writing it soon, don't be too slow, otherwise I won't be interested in reading it.
The story is quite good, but a bit wordy, and some parts don't quite make sense. Maybe it's just a matter of different values! We can't force that. Overall, the book is good; its flaws don't detract from its overall quality, and it's worth reading.
Look, they haven't caught a single fish! How can you all look around at the empty riverbank with everyone watching? Old Yu can't even find half a fish. As for the fishing net that was just set, how could it have caught so quickly? It's all because of Liu Dahai...
It's a good read. The female protagonist is reborn in different eras and environments, and she lives her life to the fullest, making the most of each day.
I really like this novel, it's just a bit short.
It's a pretty good book, a unique perspective with a gentle, narrative feel that's not verbose.
Doesn't the female protagonist know her master's name? She failed her tribulation and transmigrated into her master's original world.