Transmigrate to the Seventies: I Become a God with Potions
穿越七零：我靠药剂成神
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- Completed
- Length
- 410k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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A Female Lead Who's a Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine or a Pharmaceutical Tycoon, Set in Either the Modern Day or a Past Era
I want something to read, I want something to read, I want something to read
Please Recommend Highly Rated Period Dramas, Completed, Completed, They Must Be Complete!
Looking for books similar to "The Everyday Life of a Background Character in a 1970s Novel". I want a period novel with a warm, everyday feel, and not too much of a golden finger.
Storage Space + Historical Era, or Apocalypse + Superpowers or Cultivation, Preferably Cultivation
There has to be a pocket dimension or a System, but it doesn't have to be set in a particular era or during the apocalypse.
Any Novels Where People in a Period Drama Can Travel Between Worlds and a Cultivation Realm?
Looking for a female-led period novel where the protagonist can communicate with the cultivation world.
Any Stories with a Female Lead Who's a National Talent?
Looking for books similar to Unlocking the Language of Beasts Made Me a Special National Talent. Lately, I'm really into stories where the heroine is a nationally recognized talent, like The Whole Family Dotes on Me: Technology Revives the Nation in the 1970s and Unlocking the Language of Beasts Made Me a Special National Talent.
Era Novels With the Nation as the Heroine's Backing (Female-Led)
No Cheats: My Bookshelf Is Full
A capable female lead, focused on her career, strong, no System, and a cultivation space for growing plants. Clearing out my bookshelf, so I'm saving this here.
Period-Era Stories with an Ordinary Female Lead, Transmigration or Rebirth, and Inventory Space
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This novel portrays the female lead as normal, not a saint, and very simple-minded, while the female supporting character is thoroughly evil. The only problem is that the male lead is a bit unlike a male lead, more like the second male lead (maybe he really won't be the male lead in the future, I hope he isn't). The plot is well-written and makes it engaging to read on.
Personally, I feel that I can accept the female lead quite well, except for the male lead. I'm happy to see everyone disliking the male lead like me. However, I feel that the current Han (the female lead) isn't the male lead. The female lead hates losing her freedom, perhaps subconsciously, because she was imprisoned in the past.
The female supporting character's transformation reflects human nature; no one is inherently evil, and some can be changed. This book avoids stereotypical villains and is worth reading.
I love it! (⑉°з°)-♡ This book is so rich in content and the story is so exciting! Highly recommended! Author, keep up the good work! Looking forward to more updates! I'm losing my appetite now that I'm not reading anymore 😊
Author, why is the third chapter titled "The Vanguard"?
This score is too low; I think 9.5 would be better, leaving some room for the author to improve. The story structure is smooth, the plot is original, the characters are well-developed, and it's short and concise. I like it, thumbs up! 👍 I'm really looking forward to the author's future works.
I really like this book, so I'm giving it five stars! (^_^)
I finished reading it, and it was very good. It had a good beginning and an end. At the beginning, I felt it wasn't as good as the later parts, but this book is worth recommending! It's concise and to the point, without dragging. Excellent! It starts when it says it will start, and it ends when it says it will end; it doesn't have thousands or tens of thousands of chapters that would give you a headache.
The story has sound values and the writing is good. Hmm, from the beginning, around chapter 30, I felt it would be best if the male lead were kicked out, but from chapters 50-60 onwards, I understood his purpose. Readers, please read carefully! (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧
It's good! I love the female lead, but I didn't like the male lead in the early episodes; he was so inconsiderate. ╯^╰