The 1970s: After Becoming the Short-Lived Villainess
七零年代：穿成短命女配后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 933k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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592Chapters
42Reads · 30 days
361.1kReads · all time
7.7Score
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There aren't many characters, but each one is vividly portrayed. The story is simple, with the male and female leads' inspirational journey, featuring both eccentric and heartwarming moments, and it really resonates with family relationships.
It's pretty good. The male and female leads are so sweet together. The male lead, that arrogant and cunning guy, is just amazing; he spoils the female lead so much. The only downside is that he has too many undesirable female admirers, the most disgusting being Ms. Sun, who's like an unkillable cockroach. I especially love the little bun's adorably silly antics 🤭🤭
It's a heartwarming story, and although there's a cheat system involved, it's within acceptable limits.
Although the male lead's parents are very capable, he doesn't side with them or blindly obey their wishes. The female lead also doesn't compromise herself to please her mother-in-law. Her family also has many difficult characters, but she doesn't try to fight them; she adopts an attitude of ignoring them from the beginning. Overall, this book is quite well-written. At least after reading it, I didn't feel frustrated.
It's actually quite good. There are a lot of awful characters, but the male lead is really reliable! He keeps those awful characters from becoming monsters!
The content is light and the setting is good.
It's good, but there are too many awful characters, especially the male lead's mother, she's just... Unbelievable.
I can't understand what kind of mother would treat her son like this.
This book is quite good. It's a fairly ordinary and uneventful period drama, but there are too many awful characters in it. The beginning was okay, but I started to get a little impatient later on and skipped around. The chapter that left the deepest impression on me was about cleft lip and palate. It really showed the harsh realities of self-interest.
The female lead isn't a saint, so why do so many people call her a saint? I love the male lead's feelings for the female lead!