
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
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
185Chapters
16Reads
7.4Score
9Listens
319.3kReads · all time
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Please Recommend a Period Novel with No Golden Finger or Pocket Space, and Good Writing
I'd prefer a heroine who transmigrates. With reborn heroines, I always feel like people can't change their nature, so I can't get into them.
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Stories About a Heroine Who Transmigrates into a Period Novel and Builds a Happy Life Through Her Skills
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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.
147Books675.1kViews7dUpdated
Apocalypse or Period Novels with Pocket Dimensions, Supplies, Strong Female Leads, and a Completed Story
It has to be good, and complete.
147Books3.6MViews4moUpdated
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Well! The knotting happened suddenly. This book is a book that I am very satisfied with. The heroine has no golden fingers after her rebirth, she relies entirely on her strength. To say that the heroine is a bit weak is because I haven't read the entire book. The heroine is very business-savvy, and in this book she is completely a strong businesswoman. When faced with his sister-in-law's betrayal, he decisively terminated cooperation with her sister-in-law. The male protagonist plays a role in accompanying the female protagonist on her way to success. Both the female protagonist and the male protagonist have their own career development, and in the end they have a happy family.
The author writes very well and the book is beautiful. I really hate reading those mindless articles about space systems and the like in chronological articles.
It's true that the cannon fodder female supporting role broke his father's leg just for one teacher slot. Is it a coincidence or man-made?
I really like this book. Although the female protagonist does not have space or powers, she studies hard, makes money through hard work, and lives a down-to-earth life, which gives people a sense of reality. The male protagonist is a bit too powerful.
It's okay, sweet, and a man is still qualified. There is no messy ambiguity about the heroine, I like it
The plot doesn't drag on, the pace is good, and there's no cheating or anything like that. It's great.
It's not the kind of article that has a lot of ups and downs, but it's very interesting. There is an extraordinary life in an ordinary world.
I couldn't stand it anymore after watching less than half of it. The heroine is not capable of taking on a lot of things, and the house is full of rubbish. However, I still give 4 stars for encouragement.
It looks pretty good. You can read it when you are short on books.
Not bad, still unfulfilled