Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1970s: The Cannon Fodder Is No Longer Cannon Fodder
穿书七零：炮灰不炮灰了
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- Completed
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- 418k Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 4y ago
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- The 1970s: Honey, I Have Unlimited Supplies in My Space七零：老公！我空间里有无限物资Alternate title on Fanqie
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Just to warn you all, because I'm not good at writing long novels, I write about everyday trivialities very simply (mostly just a few strokes), the timeline is fast, but the scope isn't too big, and everything that needs to be explained will be explained. Secondly, the male lead is indeed Ye Jinze 😅, there's probably no way to confirm that. Everyone has a period of budding attraction.
As people get older, they tend to prefer period dramas.
Overall, it's a decent period drama. There aren't any truly awful characters, and the family is harmonious, with three generations loving each other (I don't particularly like the grandfather, but that's typical of older people in that era, so it's acceptable).
It's good, but I hope Ye Jinnian isn't the male lead; I don't really like that kind of character.
Who is the male lead? Could it be someone surnamed Ye? Please don't! Would someone like that really have feelings for the female lead? Also, I hope the second sister gets a happy ending.
Whew! What a relief! Finally, another good book that's not angsty and is already finished! I listened to it all in one go. The author's descriptions of the characters' emotions are delicate, and the ending is clearly explained. It felt like I was right there in the story. It really grabs the reader's attention, making it impossible to put down. I hope the author writes more good books that are close to ordinary people and their lives! I'll definitely follow this author! 👍👍👍
This book is so good! There are no awful characters, the whole family is great, and the female lead gets along well with the original female lead. It's a very heartwarming read, but it's too short, leaving you wanting more. Keep it up!
I think it's alright. The male lead is alright too; he just has those feelings for her secretly, it's not like he can't live without her. Besides, he genuinely likes the female lead later on, which is great. Who doesn't have an initial, unrequited love in their heart? I love stories where the whole family works together and there aren't any particularly difficult relatives.
It's alright! At least there aren't any truly awful characters. Although there was an original female lead, they tried to avoid her, so she's no longer involved. Her career is going quite well, but it seems too easy for her. I feel like she makes money way too easily; the amount is skyrocketing.
It's a good read. The female lead, who transmigrated into the book, has always given her all to her family, and in the end, her eldest brother, second brother, younger brother, and younger sister all repay her in the best way. I love the female lead's family; there are no awful characters.