The 1970s Supporting Female Character: Take Down the Heroine and Become Everyone's Darling

It's not bad. I wonder how old the author is, but it's best to do some research before writing, especially about things that many people already know, otherwise it's easy to lose immersion. Also, using letters to represent fictional settings feels good, but it still has a guiding effect, so it's best to do as much research as possible. Yeah, it's pretty good. I've read over a hundred chapters now, but I probably won't finish it. I'm just leaving a comment early 🤭

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It's so good-looking... Ahhh!

It's quite good, a sweet and romantic story with no angst. The female lead has a system but also works hard on her own. The only downside is that the male and female leads don't spend much time together in the human world later on, and there's no story about their children. It left me wanting more.

The male and female leads are well-developed characters! The family and friends are vividly portrayed and hilarious! It's fun. Aside from a few errors in the later chapters, you can check the chapters yourself. I can understand them, so the rating is too low! This book? It's well-written! I'm quite satisfied.

Because the author's other transmigration novel was quite good, but it was still ongoing, I looked for other works and found this historical fiction. Although I've only read about twenty chapters, I quite like it. So far, it's humorous and witty, with occasional sharp retorts from the protagonist.

It's quite good, and the book isn't too long or too short, so why are so few people reading it? ●_●

It's really beautiful!

Excellent! It's novel, humorous, and very complete. Worth reading and giving it a good review. It was full of missing words and typos, which almost triggered my OCD, and the middle chapters were a bit messy 🤦 Go go go!

The repetition was a bit painful to read, but the writing style is still very good.