
I’m Done Hiding: I Married a Tough Guy in the 1970s, and It’s Sweeter Than Ever
不装了,我穿七零嫁糙汉,甜翻
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- Completed
- Length
- 343k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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- Reborn in the 1970s, I Become the Team Leader's Daughter穿到七零,我成了大队长的闺女Alternate title on Fanqie
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I really like this style. Time travel and reincarnation are already amazing enough, but adding all sorts of cheat codes just feels too absurd. So I really like this more normal style. Support!
The whole book was a very calm and comfortable read. The female lead didn't have any cheat codes, spatial abilities, or a system. Most importantly, the plot wasn't exaggerated. Unlike some period novels where the female lead appears with an innate lucky charm, constantly going to the black market, digging for ginseng, or opening factories, going into business, and hoarding houses, this book's plot was simple, realistic, and enjoyable. Thumbs up!
It's really good-looking. Warm and realistic, unlike other stories that rely on supernatural abilities or cheat codes, this story features a female protagonist who, without pretense, uses her own wisdom to gradually improve her family's quality of life, without depending on anyone else. The male lead also loves the female lead very much. It's really good-looking.
It's alright. Personally, I think it's better than at least 90% of historical fiction. At first, I was about to give up when I saw the female lead looking weak, but I persevered and found it quite enjoyable, so I kept reading. So far, there haven't been any particularly disappointing plot points. Keep up the good work, author! It ended so abruptly
It's really good, unlike the usual period dramas! 🥰🥰
It's quite a good read. It's a period drama without any overpowered abilities or spatial abilities, and it's peaceful and heartwarming. What I like most is that the female lead always tells the male lead how to solve problems together, unlike other novels where the female lead's halo is too strong, making her seem omnipotent and handling everything herself.
It's really good, I love it! The female lead's immediate family members are all great, none of them are awful, and the atmosphere is very warm and everyday.
This book is definitely one of my top picks for period dramas! 👍 It's really good, the plot doesn't drag. The female lead doesn't have any special abilities, isn't a top scorer in the college entrance exam, and doesn't have any awful relatives. The side couple (the male lead's sister) is also very sweet. This isn't a story with a strong female or male lead, nor is it a typical "super satisfying" story, but it has that irresistible urge to keep reading. I finished the whole book in one go.
This book is actually quite good. The female protagonist doesn't have a special ability or any cheat codes, and she's not as good at making money as the female protagonists in other books. Her family is very united, and there are no awful characters among them. It's a very heartwarming book.
It's really good, the rating is underrated, I watched it all in one go.