Transmigrating to the 70s: The Goddess Strikes Back
穿越七零：女神的逆袭
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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At first, I thought this would be similar to other period dramas, but the more I read, the more I realized how excellent it was, and I couldn't put it down. Few period dramas focus on the police force; most are military marriage stories. The author is fantastic!!! Thumbs up!!!
It's a really good novel. The female lead is rational, intelligent, and has high IQ and EQ. It's not like a novel written by a bad author. I wish you a happy new year in 2021. Good health is the most important thing. Author, keep up the good work!
This is the most professionally crafted historical fiction I've ever read. The female protagonist, a police officer, travels from one era to another and continues working as a police officer. This reflects an ingrained sense of honor and faith, and also indirectly demonstrates how many police officers have died without anyone knowing, and how many families have finally uncovered the truth with the help of the police. A salute to all the unsung heroes of the police force!
It's rare to find a novel about police officers during a period of upheaval; usually, people take advantage of the reform era to go into business and accumulate capital. Therefore, discovering a novel about police officers is particularly valuable. I understand this; that era was chaotic, and investigative methods were unregulated, making it difficult to write about.
I think this is a novel whose title doesn't do it justice. The plot is fast-paced, suspenseful, exciting, and full of twists and turns—it's a great read!
Wow, time-travel novels are so great these days, especially those with crime-solving elements! Not only is the concept novel and the writing smooth, but it's also highly professional, fitting the characters' era and personalities perfectly. Maybe it's because this book is newly released, but there aren't many readers or reviews yet. However, I'm sure it will be a huge hit! 🔥😘😘😘
It's fantastic. It's not an episodic series; it's a coherent story, somewhat reminiscent of watching "Serious Cases Unit 6." The female lead shines after her rebirth. I actually think that when you transmigrate into a historical novel, you should use your existing knowledge to create a better future, rather than blindly pursuing money and focusing on your own interests.
Well written! The plot is ingenious, suspenseful, and full of quirky characters. Both the male and female characters work hard, which is wonderful! In conclusion, this is a great book whose potential is wasted by its title.
It's a very good and exciting novel, but the title is a bit... It's a suspenseful mystery series that I like. Su Tang travels back to a chaotic era and uses her abilities to influence those around her, striving to improve her skills and increase her crime-solving rate. It's very exciting! It's just a bit short; I didn't get enough! It's such a pity that Su's mother and Aunt Xuehua died!
It's a great read. I love the meticulous case reasoning; the female lead's investigative methods are incredibly professional, and the investigation process is very engaging. There aren't too many romantic subplots, making it feel fresh and not tedious. I hope it maintains this pace in the future. Keep up the good work, author!