I Became a Wicked Wife in the Seventies
我在七零当恶媳
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Upright Values, Beautiful Writing, and Still a Thrill on the Third Read: High-Quality Novels
A high-quality novel with solid values and excellent writing, one that’s still enjoyable even on the third reread.
Historical-Era Novels
Looking for Novels Set in the 1990s
The female lead makes money, buys a house, and invests in stocks in the 1990s. She also has a pocket dimension, and her family and relatives aren't awful people.
Stories About Transmigrating to the 1960s with a Pocket Dimension and a Golden Finger
Ideally, the whole family should be a bunch of top-notch characters who dote only on the female lead.
A Period Story with a Female Protagonist Who Is Reborn and a Male Lead Who Is a Veteran
Any Long Novels Set in the 1960s or ’70s?
In a Reading Slump, Looking for Space-Themed Novels!!
Looking for books similar to "The Interstellar Rich Heiress's Collection of Junk".
Looking for a Republic-Era Story With a Female Supporting Character Who Transmigrates Into a Book. Great Writing, Grounded in Reality
A Gentle Female Lead Who's an Orphan in a Period-Era Setting, Has a Pocket Dimension, and Goes to the Countryside
Looking for Super-Sweet Reborn Novels Set in the 1980s or 1990s
No angst, no second reborn character, and the female lead's family should treat her well. No ridiculous plot twists.
Any Books Set in the 1970s or ’80s?
Looking for Super-Sweet Reborn Era Novels
I want a period story that is sweet and doting from beginning to end, with no angst. The sweeter and more indulgent, the better!
Transmigration, the 1970s and 1980s, Pocket Space, Farming, Married Life, and Raising Kids
Looking for System Novels Set in the 1950s or 1960s
Looking for a Transmigrate-into-a-book Story with a Strong Female Lead, Set in a Bygone Era or During a Refugee Trek
A powerful queen’s soul enters the body of a weak woman just as war and natural disasters strike. The whole village flees famine, and the heroine rises to the top through her own strength.
Period Novel + Orphan + Spatial Storage + Supplies
I'm out of novels to read. Any good stories about orphans in the old days with a pocket dimension?
Looking for a Period Novel Without a Pocket Dimension or Golden Finger
No need to recommend anything with a spatial golden finger.
Any Courtyard or Other Period Novels Where the Parents Are Still Alive?
No more protagonists who always have plot armor, like orphans or people whose parents have died.
A Story Set in the 1970s or 1980s: The Heroine Transmigrates Just as She’s About to Get an Abortion, and the Male Lead Is a Young Hoodlum
Set in the 1980s. When the heroine transmigrates, she's about to get an abortion. The hero is a notorious hoodlum. His father goes missing in an accident, and they only reunite much later. The hero's mother seems to be a spirit medium. The hero also has a younger sister, and the family keeps two geese. The hero is very family-oriented.
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Wedding Night in 1980: After Marrying a Rough-Hewn Man, I Had Multiple Babies
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The Lucky and Fiery Wife of the 1970s
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Back to 1980: Marry a Soldier, Raise Kids, and Make Money
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The female lead, well, she's a bit carefree. You can't call her a saint, and she's not always straightforward. She can be blunt and sometimes speaks bluntly, which is frustrating. But I read the whole thing without skipping a single line. The novel is very detailed; everything unfolds gradually.
Overall, the central idea is quite positive. However, it has quite a few flaws; the author's research wasn't thorough enough. If it were more rigorous and the plot more complete, it would be a highly recommended work.
The story is reasonably well-developed, the writing is smooth, and the foreshadowing is all connected and resolved. The story doesn't focus on romantic relationships, but rather uses the female protagonist's identity as a military wife to showcase the realities of military life at the time.
I really enjoyed this novel. I love reading stories about overcoming difficult characters, and the romance between the male and female leads develops gradually. The female lead's weight loss journey is very relatable; it's all about taking it slowly, unlike other novels where the protagonist transforms into a stunning beauty in just a few chapters. I really like this novel.
This is a good book that depicts the hard work and sacrifices that military wives and soldiers make for their country. It makes us pay tribute to soldiers and their families. The romantic interactions between the female and male protagonists are quite captivating. The female protagonist has a strong personality, and there are many wonderful characters in the book.
This book is much, much better than those rated 9.5 or higher. The male and female protagonists are both very lovable. I stayed up all night reading it and couldn't put it down. I'm not sure what words to use to praise the author, so I can only give it a full five stars.
It's pretty good. It breaks the established pattern of time-travel novels set in a historical period, focusing on resolving family conflicts, college entrance exams, university, and eventually becoming wealthy. The female protagonist has a cheat ability, but it's not omnipotent; it's essentially a shopping platform where she accumulates gold coins very slowly.
I really like this novel, so I don't understand why there are so many negative opinions in the comments section? To each their own, if you don't like it, you don't have to read it! Why leave malicious comments? Maybe it's just jealousy! Author, keep it up! Looking forward to your updates, and please update faster! ^^
Don't be misled by a few reviews; this book is actually quite good. I rarely read serialized books! This one actually kept me up for two nights straight to finish! The female lead is very clever, and her weight loss isn't as exaggerated as some other books where she becomes beautiful in just a few days! The male lead's romantic storyline also develops gradually…
I give it 100% five stars! It's exactly my style. Everyone says the female lead is a saint, but I don't think so. The characters are very realistic. After all, everyone has a different personality, with strengths and weaknesses. Anyway, I don't think there's any exaggerated or off-putting stuff. As a seasoned reader who's very picky about historical fiction, I really enjoyed it.