The 1970s Cannon-Fodder Foolish Wife: She Takes on the Villain with Billions in Supplies
七零炮灰傻妻：带千亿物资抢反派
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 205k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Stats
99Chapters
419Reads · 30 days
268.6kReads · all time
8.4Score
238Listens
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Whether you like it or not, I do. Let me emphasize, this is a story about a doting husband, not a career-driven one. If you want to see the female lead working herself to the bone to support the family, go read the next door. I'm asking you, isn't every woman who's pampered a cute little fool? I, for one, envy the female lead who's spoiled.
It's a real slap in the face, a resounding slap.
A sweet love story! Kudos to the male lead! Knowing he married a silly wife, he still takes such good care of her – it's amazing! But could the author please add a side story or sequel to fill in some of the plot holes?
I've finished this book, but I still feel it's not over. Rebirth isn't scary; committing evil and despicable acts is far more terrifying. Given the chance to be reborn, why not cherish it and do something meaningful? Like the female lead, although she's simple-minded, she's been reborn and has consistently done beneficial things, improving and enriching herself while also bringing joy to others.
It's a pretty good novel, but the romantic subplot is a bit weak. Also, the ending of Lao Xu's case isn't explained. That's a bit of a shame.
I've read over 30 chapters. I can't say it's bad, but I definitely prefer fast-paced, satisfying stories. This female lead gets bullied repeatedly but never retaliates, as does the male lead. Everyone, including the main characters, is indifferent. There are so many awful characters, yet they're shameless—I don't know why. Four stars for the author, thank you for your hard work, see you again sometime! 👋🏻
It's so beautiful!
Not bad. It gives the male lead a chance to shine.
The ending was too fast; the suspects weren't even caught yet, it felt like the case wasn't even solved.
It's not bad. After all, I've seen this far, and I think he probably guessed that his silly wife isn't the same silly wife he used to be. Otherwise, why would he have thrown that rope into the water?