The 1970s: The Best-for-Nothing Live-In Son-in-Law
七零赘婿极品妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Any Period-Era Stories With a Strong Female Lead and a Live-In Son-in-Law?
In a Reading Slump. I’m Tired of Mindless, Clingy Wives. Recommend Some Sweet Romance
I'm looking for a smart, level-headed female lead. She can be weak in power and have a weak golden finger, but her willpower must be strong. Ideally, she shouldn't go around acting cute, and should seize every opportunity and act decisively. I can't stand overly melodramatic female leads. The male lead should respect and trust her.
Completed Short Farming Stories with a Rugged Male Lead and a Sweet, Delicate Female Lead
I want a pure farming story. I don't want the male lead suddenly turning out to be a prince, lord, or general halfway through, followed by a succession struggle or factional politics. I'm so tired of that. It has to be complete, preferably sweet and romantic. Short stories, please. I'm too lazy to read long ones 🥀
Looking for Sweet Romance Novels About Being Reborn in the 1980s or 1990s. Recommendations, Please
Reborn in the 1980s and 1990s, with sweet romance
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.
Period Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates and Becomes a Mother Right Away
Looking for Period Novels with Transmigration, Rebirth, and a Pocket Dimension
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Is this a case of two separate books? Bai Jinfeng says that in her past life, Bai Mengmeng reunited with her family after her divorce and lived a good life as a wealthy young lady, but Bai Mengmeng says that in the book, Bai Jinfeng's reunion with her family was incredibly successful! Where did things go wrong? Which version is actually from the same book?
It's well-written, but why are the updates so slow? One page is barely finished before it's gone again. It's really frustrating, you know?
There are many illogical parts, but the story is particularly engaging and funny.
The premise is quite novel, and the story is a bit complicated. The female lead is a modern person who transmigrates, so she should be more open-minded and capable of both love and hate.
That's a good point, although the updates are a bit slow. I think the author must be very busy; writing is just a hobby. I felt unsatisfied reading it; the story ended so abruptly, leaving many things unresolved. The female lead didn't reunite with her biological mother, and the struggle with Bai Jinfeng wasn't over... The rushed ending must mean the author didn't want to write anymore. I really wanted to continue reading...
Life in the 1970s is still vivid in my mind. Everyday life, ordinary, simple, and heartwarming. A true recreation. A large iron pot, potatoes and green beans stewed together, and cornbread stuck to the side of the pot... Nostalgia ♥
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
The book is very well written, and each character is vividly described. It's a bit long, but overall it's great. Keep up the good work, I give the author five stars.
Support the author, keep it up! 😊 This book is really, really good.
It can be written quite well.