Reborn in the 1970s, I Married a Bride from Ancient Times
重生到七零，我娶了个古代媳妇
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- Ongoing
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- 2.5M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 2d ago
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Keep it up, author! Being too easily swayed by others' opinions will always cause you to lose some people. You can't please everyone; just stick to your own beliefs. [Requesting more updates!]
It's so good! I hope the author will update more often. 😘😘😘
Not bad, not bad (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡ I love reading time-travel and historical fiction from the male protagonist's perspective. There are just too many historical fiction stories from the female protagonist's perspective or about the male protagonist being reborn; there are so few like this where the male protagonist travels through time.
I've read almost 20 chapters, it's really good. I know it's pointless to say anything, but I still have to. It's not that there aren't bad people in rural areas, but it's lucky if there are only one or two bad families; it's impossible for the whole village to be full of bad people. Writing it this way is a little unpopular. Author, keep up the good work!
Five-star review! I've read over a hundred chapters and haven't given up yet. I personally think it's well-written. Regardless of other people's opinions, everyone has their own preferences. Let's see how it goes. I hope the author continues to improve.
The male lead is a modern-day transmigrator, and the female lead is a former prime minister from ancient times. So far, it seems good. They'll support each other through thick and thin.
A book I read halfway through 1. The issue of the aunt and uncle in the village verbally abusing the protagonist, and the plot involving the entire village. The rural setting includes framing, slander, rumors, and bizarre relatives reappearing after the protagonist leaves.
It's alright, but I'm deducting one star for three reasons. First, having four reborn characters makes it easy for the story to fall apart (I've read many stories with multiple reborn main characters, supporting characters, and even enemies, and none of them have been smooth sailing in the later stages). So I hope the extra two characters end soon...
It's so beautiful, really beautiful! I won't comment on how beautiful it is just because I think it is!
Good job, keep up the good work! 👍