
Transmigrated to the 1970s: The Lucky Wife Is Beautiful and Fiery
穿越七零:福运娇妻又美又辣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 350k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Historical-Era Stories with Kids!
The kind where they make delicious food for the little ones, and it's still a sweet romance!! Hit me with stories like this until I die!
A Slightly Rogue Sent-Down Youth Is Forced to Marry the Female Lead
Raising Babies Novels!! The More Babies, the Better!!!!
Raising kids, raising villain kids!!
Portable Space + System + Transmigration + Modern Supplies
Novels where someone transmigrates with a space System and brings modern supplies along.
Reborn, Space, Stockpiling Supplies in Advance, Historical Era
As above
Transmigration, Stockpiling Supplies, Adorable Kids, and a Pocket Dimension
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.
Desperately Seeking Period Stories About a Female Lead Joining the Army with Her Husband and Raising Children in the Sixties and Seventies
Any Books Set in the 1970s or ’80s?
Female Lead and Her Sister-in-Law Find Gold and Matsutake Mushrooms While Picking Mushrooms in the Mountains
Transmigration to the 1960s or 1970s with a Portable Space
I've run out of books lately. Is there anything good to read?
Looking for a Female Lead Who Transmigrates to the Past and Stockpiles Supplies Early
A Period Story Where the Male Lead's Surname Is Cheng, the Female Lead's Name Escapes Me, They Join the Army, and There's a Cute Kid
Stockpiling Supplies, Dimensional Storage, Period-Era Setting, and Adorable Kids
Quick Transmigration Stories With Period Settings
Looking for Period Dramas Rated 8.5 or Higher
Looking for Period-Era Novels with a System
Anyone know stories with a novel System like this?
Looking for Completed Sweet-Pampering Novels Set in a Specific Era
I love novels with rugged male leads.
Any Quick Transmigration Stories About Raising Kids?
The female lead goes through quick transmigration, and she can have babies in every world.
Post-1960s Female Leads Reborn with a Huge Warehouse
A spatial storage with a huge warehouse.
Sweet Romance Set in the 1970s, with a Modern Woman Transmigrating into the Past
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Bringing Supplies to the 1980s: The Beloved Lucky Girl Has a Magic Space
Stockpiling Supplies and Transmigrating Through Famine: I Became a Widow Raising Kids
Reborn in the 1970s: I Married a Young Educated Youth with a Supermarket
My Ancestor’s 1970s Supply Rewards Let Me Win at Life in the Countryside
I Became the Villain’s Wife, and My Billions in Supplies Shocked the 1970s
Quick Transmigration: The Big Shot Only Wants to Earn Money and Raise Her Child
Reborn in the Eighties With a Myriad Worlds Mall
Eldest Sister of the Farm Brings Home a Trillion Supplies to Raise the Kids
I Went Back to 2007 to Raise Myself Into a Social Butterfly
Bringing a Supermarket Back to the 1970s
Transmigration: I Marry the Sickly Prince with a Pocket Dimension Full of Supplies
The 1980s: A Supermarket Pocket Dimension Makes Me Gorgeous and Rich
Taking a Shopping Mall to the 1970s to Raise Kids and Build Wealth
The Abandoned Wife of the 1980s: After Breaking Off Her Engagement, She Marries a Disabled Tycoon
Mommy, Daddy’s at the Door Crying Again
Reborn in the 1980s: A Taste of the Good Life
Reborn in the Sixties: Eating, Sleeping, and Raising the Kids
After Traveling to the 1960s, I Fled the Famine with My Child and Billions in Supplies
With My Spirit Spring Dimension, I Got Rich Raising Kids and Took the Country by Storm
Taking Supplies Back to the ’70s to Raise Adorable Kids
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Look here, look here! Give it a five-star review!
It's a great show, but I have a question. When the male lead was injured and the female lead went to take care of him, the commander (or was he a high-ranking officer) felt that the female lead was very familiar. Later, it was mentioned that the female lead's mother kept a piece of jade from her. I thought the female lead had a special background and would be able to reunite with her family.
It's beautiful. Saying anything else is superfluous. Five stars!
Before leaving, Chief Zhai glanced at Lin Yao again, feeling a sense of familiarity. He had heard from Regiment Hao that Shen Huai'an's wife was someone he married in his hometown and had never traveled far. She was just a young girl; how could he possibly know her? He shook his head and laughed, unable to help but laugh at his own old age and senility. I'd give it four stars.
It's well-written, simple and uneventful. Unlike other novels where the female lead is incredibly powerful, owning multiple shops, or is the richest person in the country, she simply lives a normal, happy life with a fulfilling family. Aside from the fact that her true identity isn't revealed at the end, there's nothing particularly remarkable about her.
To be honest, it was alright overall. Although some plot points weren't clearly explained, such as the first time Lin Yao met the leader at the hospital and felt that Lin Yao looked familiar. Then there was the necklace (I think it was a jade pendant, but I forgot the exact details) that Lin Yao's mother had, which was foreshadowed but not explained later. I thought the female lead had some important identity, but it wasn't revealed by the end. In the end, I was just overthinking it.
A time-travel, historical, space-themed, and sweet romance novel! Although the ending felt unfinished, it undeniably kept the reader on the edge of their seats. The female lead's initial interactions with the male lead after her time travel were peaceful, but their happiness grew as they spent more time together, eventually leading them to fall in love.
This is yet another time-travel/reincarnation novel, and what I love most is the inclusion of a spatial dimension. The story is vivid and rich in content, with fresh, refreshing, and easy-to-understand language that resonates with real life, making it a very relatable read. Five stars to the author! Looking forward to even more brilliant works from the author in the future!
It's quite good, but the female lead's space isn't very useful. She just stores things and sells food, but she can still get by even without it. She's living a pretty good life. The little ones are all very good, sensible and obedient!
I'd say this book is alright. It's a novel with a strong sense of everyday life, but the author left the plot hole about the female lead's identity unresolved, which is quite regrettable!