Boss, Your Lucky Sweetheart Is Reborn in the 1970s
大佬，锦鲤甜妻在七十年代重生了
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 4y ago
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- Striving in the 1970s to Buy a Courtyard House in Beijing七零奋斗大西北京城买四合院Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author writes so well! This is the first time I've seen this kind of genre. Although it's also a period drama, it's different from others. I've read many historical fiction novels, and they're all about rebirth, revenge, and cherishing those you didn't cherish before.
The writing is decent; I've read over 400 chapters, but it feels like the female lead is constantly making sacrifices, all sorts of sacrifices. To be honest, it feels like she's raising a son. (Spoilers ahead, proceed with caution) The only time I remember it quite vividly was when the female lead encountered a spy and the male lead went to help her, but he still had his own motives and wasn't…
Well written! There's no special abilities, no cheat codes, and no recipe sales; it's not just a historical fiction story about a specific era. So far, it seems to fit the historical background. I've read too many historical fiction stories with modern ideas, practices, and environments... Hopefully, it will become more normalized in the future. 😄
This book is brimming with positive energy. While it has a few minor flaws (such as selling jobs and giving Wanwan's job to Lu Shaoqin, which are impossible unless the parents retire and the children take over their jobs in the factory, where retired parents receive pensions), the overall structure is clear and realistic. The plot is full of twists and turns, making the reader laugh and cry.
This is my first review, and it's for this book, which means it really resonates with me. The author has very positive values, and the book has a grand scope, not confined to petty family matters. Some chapters are truly exhilarating. As a seasoned bookworm of over a decade, I've given up on many books after they felt like poorly written sequels, but I've been following this one closely.
A very good period drama. The female lead doesn't have any superpowers, so it's incredibly realistic. The male lead isn't a germaphobe, he has a great physique, and he's not one of those overly powerful characters often found in period dramas. He relies on his knowledge and intelligence, even if his strengths aren't yet very prominent (I think the male lead is well-developed).
Hahahaha, let me share my impressions after watching a bit: the relationship is simple, unpretentious, and develops gradually. The female lead helps the male lead get food, and the male lead says: "She's so enthusiastic, let me help her open a shop." The female lead invites the male lead to dinner. The male lead says: "She's so kind, let's help her plant seedlings."
Having been a bookworm for over a decade, I've read countless online novels. Most of the plot types and storylines have lost their appeal for me; they just feel dull. This book is the best I've read in the last two years. The female lead has strong moral values, a broad perspective, and is positive, hardworking, and down-to-earth.
It's a good read. It's been a long time since I've finished a book completely. Many period novels are ridiculously exaggerated, full of romantic displays. This one is more realistic, about someone who has overcome hardship and grows up little by little.
This is a novel that I, an avid reader and someone who's practically an auntie, highly recommend. I hope the author continues to maintain a high standard and keeps up the good work! I spent half a month accumulating books, and only half an hour reading them! 🤦