The 1970s System: I Married the Sickly Young Man From My Village
七零系统：我嫁了村里那个病秧子
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- The 1970s System: Congratulations, Player, You've Acquired a Big Shot七零系统：恭喜玩家获得大佬Alternate title on Fanqie
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The female lead is very cautious. It's the first time I've seen a female lead who doesn't send meat to the educated youth settlement, which saves her a lot of trouble. In other period dramas I've read, female leads who sent meat to the settlements always encountered some trouble, some even being reported for it out of envy. There are always people who eat the meat she sends while simultaneously being jealous of her—a small favor can breed resentment.
The female lead's decisive and ruthless nature from the very beginning is great, and she cleanly cuts ties with the awful right away—I love that! She's also incredibly brave when it comes to matters of righteousness! When faced with a special enemy, the female lead really goes for it! 😘Yay! I hope the author will make the later chapters even more exciting! Love you all! ❤❤❤❤❤
It's pretty good, worth watching. The female lead is strong and capable, with a cheerful and straightforward personality, while the male lead is relatively weak and doesn't have any outstanding qualities yet. The game system upgrades too slowly, the progress is too slow, and it feels like the main storyline hasn't even unfolded yet, making it a bit boring.
I often skim through many books, but I didn't want to skip any parts of this one. The content is fantastic! I don't understand why the rating is so low. The three female characters and the male lead are all vividly portrayed. It's a great book. Worth reading. The female lead still makes her fortune by hunting wild animals; she doesn't have a special ability, it's just a game system.
Zhong Xiaoxiao and Lu Shize. The female lead is a sent-down youth with a system-like superpower. The male lead works at a supply and marketing cooperative and has been frail and sickly since childhood. His parents are deceased, and he has a younger brother. The female lead cures the male lead's illness. The female lead starts as a village doctor in the production team.
Pretty good. I picked this up when I was looking for something to read, and I ended up reading more than half of it. The female lead is very smart; she has her own ideas and is independent in that era. She's incredibly kind to others and will repay them tenfold.
It's great, but the updates are so slow! [Staring emoji] Keep up the good work, author!
Not bad, not bad, keep it up!
Well, how should I put it? Writing a book is not easy, and I won't give it a low score easily. But overall, this book feels a bit casual and not very rigorous. The prices and social background aren't particularly accurate, which makes it a bit unsatisfying to read. However, the subject matter is quite novel.
While there were still some parts that I didn't quite enjoy reading, it's still one of the better-written period dramas. I've read part of it and it was quite good; the female lead's performance was a real eye-opener.