Transmigrate into a Book: In the 1970s, the Cannon Fodder's Mother Refuses to Follow the Original Plot
穿书七零：炮灰亲娘不走原书路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 306k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
140Chapters
30Reads · 30 days
108kReads · all time
7.5Score
6Listens
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This is a hyper-realistic period drama. It doesn't feature many protagonist halos, nor does it involve constant battles with awful characters or unrequited love. Instead, it focuses on the female lead's strong will, pragmatism, and how she uses information from the future to achieve her goals.
Super good, fast-paced, it covers half of the male and female protagonists' lives in just over a hundred chapters, and the story flows smoothly. The author is amazing.
March 1st-2nd, 2023 (4-star rating): This is the only time-travel novel I've read where the female protagonist transmigrates to the 1970s without taking the college entrance exam and attending university. There are no cheat codes, no awful characters, no scheming, backstabbing, or cloyingly sweet romantic entanglements; instead, there's a slow and steady development of the relationship, a…
I looked for this one after reading another one; it has the same style as the first one, concise and to the point.
So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! (｡ò ∀ ó｡) This is the author's third book, out of four. Now I'm going to read the last one! 😂😂😂😂😂
There are no cheat codes like spatial abilities or systems; the female protagonist's only advantage is her own social experience and development philosophy. The pacing is fast and doesn't drag, and there aren't many extreme or vulgar insults. Overall, it's quite interesting and worth watching. I found it rather strange that the character for "persimmon" (柿子) was pronounced as "fei" (飞). 🤦🤦🤦
It's a good read. There aren't any annoying characters constantly nitpicking; if there are, they're just minor annoyances or troubles. The story prioritizes career over romance, but it's never boring and keeps you reading. The male lead isn't particularly outstanding; he's quiet but loves his family. The female lead has a wonderful family life, both before and after marriage.
The plot and logic are good, but there are a lot of typos and misspellings.
I'd give the author a higher rating; the protagonist thrives even without a special ability or university entrance exams after transmigrating! 👍 The only downsides are the lack of romance and the rapid growth of the children. 🤭 Overall, it's pretty good.
It's simple, but comfortable. Life doesn't have to be so dramatic.