The 1970s: The Cannon-Fodder Heroine Gets Force-Kissed by the Wolfish Young Man Again
七零：炮灰女配又被狼崽子强吻了
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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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- 5y ago
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- Transmigrate Into a Book: The Pretty Educated Youth and the Wolf Cub's 1970s Life穿书之俏知青和狼崽子的七零日常Alternate title on Fanqie
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I liked the plot and the female lead, but the punctuation was really a headache! This is a book ruined by its punctuation! 😂
Sure, there aren't many truly exceptional characters. The female lead has a special ability, but she knows how to hide it and doesn't rely on others too much, nor is it overly exaggerated! The lack of punctuation in the early stages was a bit of a headache, but the author corrected it later. I wish the author continued success!
During the pandemic, I passed the time by reading novels. They were really good; I loved the female lead, she seemed so happy. For those of you who are trying to make a living and earn money, keep it up! Author, please don't go astray. In 2021, I wish you good health, that's the most important thing.
The writing is excellent, and I really enjoyed the romance between the male and female leads. I can even read it without punctuation. However, I just don't understand the female lead's best friend. They'd only known each other for a short time, and the female lead had already started supporting her, feeding her lavishly with meat.
I'll give it five stars! Although the lack of punctuation was a bit frustrating, I used an audiobook. 😂😂😂
I've read 40 chapters, and it's well-written. I hope the author will write even more exciting chapters in the future.
Overall, this book is pretty good, and the themes are all nice. But why do so many people like the male lead but no one likes the female lead? 😂 The female lead is much better than the male lead overall—good family background, good looks, capable, earns money, and is a great cook.
I feel like I've read this novel before. It's told from the perspective of a rural brigade leader's daughter; I've read a lot of novels like this. This one is quite good, except the male lead attracts too many female supporting characters, haha. The female lead's personality and character are quite good.
This book is pretty good. It has a happy ending, and all the scheming and wicked characters disappear after the male and female leads meet. Life is just a simple account of eating, drinking, sleeping, and bodily functions. I feel the author is better suited to writing career-themed stories. The parts about the male lead solving cases and the female lead running a factory are quite good; it would be even more exciting if the details were explored further.
The author writes very well, but the use of quotation marks is problematic. Without quotation marks, how can we know what the characters are saying? It would be easy to interpret it as what they are thinking.