Transmigrating to the 1970s to Take Down the Female Lead
穿越七零之干掉那个女主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 324k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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185Chapters
11Reads · 30 days
319.3kReads · all time
7.4Score
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Period-Era Novel, No Romance
Any no-CP stories set in a past era, or farming stories? I want a protagonist who's focused solely on building a career. Having kids is fine, but her husband must definitely be dead. Most importantly, no CP, no CP. I want to see the protagonist thriving on her own. (๑•̀ㅂ•́)ﾉ➹♡ "
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Period Pieces: Strong Female Lead, Satisfying Revenge, Has a Pocket Dimension, Not a Saint, No Romance. Absolutely No Romance
Please recommend some period novels.
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Do You Like Transmigration Stories Set in a Different Era?
Lately, I've been really into transmigration-to-a-different-era stories and stories where the protagonist transmigrates with a spatial dimension. What would you recommend? 😉
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Modern Era Stories About Female Leads Transported Into the Past With a System
Transmigrate to the 1980s or 1990s, something like that. Ideally, the female lead is really pretty.
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Pocket Dimension in the 1970s: The Daughters of the Wan Family Come of Age
Transmigrate Into a Book: The Cannon-Fodder Villainess Strikes Back
The 1960s: I Work for the Female Lead!
Transmigrated into a Book in the Seventies: The Beloved Chubby Girl Has Good Fortune
Space in the Nineties: Building Wealth and Cultivating Immortality
Reborn in the 1970s: The Lucky Country Girl
I Transmigrated to a Bygone Era with a Spatial Pocket and Became Invincible
Eighties Elopement: The Blacklisted Sisters Went on a Rampage
Rising to Prominence in the Era
The Unhinged Actress Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth in 1970
The 1970s: Farming Life with My Best Friend
The 1970s Workhorse Heroine Quits After Seeing the Comments
Reborn in the 1990s: Protecting Our Lucky Dad
Transmigrated to the 1970s, This Cannon Fodder Won't Accept Her Fate
Transmigrating to the 70s: The Goddess Strikes Back
Transmigrating to the Countryside in the 1970s with a Farming Space
Period: My Military Marriage Life After I Transmigrate into a Book and Become Everyone's Darling
Raising Adorable Little Ones in the Years of the Past
What?! The Cannon-Fodder of the 1970s Becomes a Millionaire Behind the Female Lead's Back
After I Transmigrated Into a Book, I Spoiled My Puppyish Boyfriend With Billions in Supplies
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Wow! This is a bit of a surprise. This is one of the most satisfying books I've read. The female protagonist doesn't have any special abilities after her rebirth; she relies entirely on her own strength. Those who say she's a bit weak haven't finished the book. She has a great business sense and is a truly strong businesswoman in this story.
The author writes very well, and the book is also very enjoyable. I absolutely hate those mindless novels that include spatial systems or similar elements in historical fiction.
The cannon fodder female supporting character is really something else; she broke her father's leg over a teacher's position. Was it a coincidence or was it deliberate?
I really like this book. Although the female lead doesn't have a space or superpowers, she relies on her own hard work and earning money to live a down-to-earth life, which gives people a sense of realism. The male lead is a bit too powerful.
It's alright, sweet, and the man is decent. The female lead doesn't have any messy, ambiguous relationships, which I like.
The plot is fast-paced and the rhythm is excellent. There are no plot holes or special abilities involved, which is fantastic.
It's not the kind of story with dramatic ups and downs, but it's very interesting; it tells the story of an extraordinary life within an ordinary world.
I couldn't continue after watching about half of it. The female lead is incompetent, takes on a ton of problems, and her home is a complete mess that she doesn't clean up. Still, I'll give her four stars as encouragement though.
It looks pretty good; I can check it out when I'm looking for something to read.
Not bad, I wanted more.