The ’70s: A Blessing from Heaven and a Busy Life of Farming
七零年代：天降福宝种田忙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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436Reads · 30 days
195.6kReads · all time
104Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.5Score
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With a tight plot, clear narrative, and delicate writing, it is indeed a good story. There may be one or two characters whose fates are filled with hardship, but surely every person in dozens of lives will have their share of misfortunes, because that is the reality of life. The title and content don't match; there are too many typos, so you have to guess; some parts are poorly written, but overall it's not bad.
It's excellent. It's relatable yet professional, full of common sense, and features humorous anecdotes from real-life experiences. The humor feels casual yet genuinely funny, flowing smoothly and subtly. Definitely worth watching.
It's worth reading. Although there are no special abilities or cheat codes, it's very heartwarming, the writing is brisk, and there are plenty of funny moments later on. It's a very lighthearted novel. The author has a wealth of medical knowledge; I learned something new.
It's pretty good and worth watching.
Another must-read for period fiction! Superbly written, highly recommended!
After watching about a quarter of the video, I felt the tone had completely changed, becoming darker. It's about the foster son from the adoptive mother's family, the fake "little red child" from their own family getting into trouble, and the older brother covering for him. It's hard to understand.
There is a romantic pairing, and they're childhood sweethearts. The writing is excellent, with a lot of slice-of-life scenes. It deserves a score of 9 or higher without any problem. Malicious negative reviews will affect the author's mindset. Keep up the good work!
It's quite interesting. There's no time travel or reincarnation involved, but there are still regrets. Reality isn't perfect, and I hope the characters in the novel can live without regrets.
It's alright, I've read over 700 chapters. It's not like other transmigration/system/golden finger novels. The golden finger in this one is mainly a knowledgeable, overly yellow dog. There are some funny moments too (like the female lead complaining that every time an old lady's relative dies, they disappear – but it's not like they die one by one).
The rating is low, it's super good!