
Bound to a Shopping System on My Wedding Night in the 1970s
绑定商城系统后穿到七零新婚夜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 734k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- I'm Done for! The Whole Village Said I Was Infertile, but I Had Multiples麻了!被全村传不孕后我多胎了Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's a great show. There's no Mary Sue around and no awful characters. Most importantly, the relationship between the male and female leads is very sweet and heartwarming. Thumbs up!
It's a great read! The storyline is light and heartwarming, the content is rich and varied, and the plot is full of twists and turns, making it captivating. Thumbs up!
The female lead is quite clear-headed; she didn't mention anything about a fake marriage or a future divorce to the male lead. The romance develops quickly and is very sweet. There aren't many difficult characters in the rural setting; it's a simple, peaceful life. It's a very good watch.
I finally finished watching it! Yay! 🌸 I'd been following it for so long I almost forgot what happened before. I absolutely loved Bai Tao's way of doing things and her way of handling things. She was efficient and decisive, and she didn't hold back when she didn't like someone. She wasn't a saint either; she kindly helped people in need whenever she could.
It's pretty good, nothing too awful. Keep up the good work, author! [Thumbs up][Thumbs up]
Overall, this book is pretty good, a heartwarming slice-of-life story about entrepreneurship. There are a few flaws, though. The female lead's character is completely inconsistent with a post-apocalyptic world, but if you don't care about the logic, just treat her as a modern person. Also, the interactions between the female lead and the original owner's family are problematic.
The content flows smoothly, and there are no truly awful characters, but there's Chen Yu with a calcium-deficient brain, and the sweet romance between the female and male leads...
It's a good read! I love books without awful family members, and the male and female leads love each other dearly. Author, please update more often, there's just too little!
Good-looking, not overly sentimental, the male lead is great, the female lead is smart and eloquent, few awful characters, go for it!
It's a very good read. The details of daily life are beautifully depicted. The female lead's mother-in-law and sister-in-law treat her very well; they are the ideal type in real life. Although there is a special dimension, it doesn't appear very often, maintaining the characteristics of a period drama. It's especially heartwarming.