An Apocalypse Powerhouse Transmigrates to the 1980s: A Farm Girl Takes Flight as a Golden Phoenix
末世大佬穿八零：农家飞出金凤凰
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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626Chapters
179Reads · 30 days
165.3kReads · all time
7.0Score
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Readers who have read for half an hour or an hour and still don't understand the plot, please stop spreading rumors that this book has been whitewashed. I haven't cleared my name, I haven't cleared my name, I haven't forgiven you, I haven't forgiven you, I'll say it three times! Writing is not easy, and the author is not an impulsive young person who doesn't want to get into arguments.
This is a new book, and not many people have read it yet, but as a bookworm of over ten years, I think it's really good. The plot is tight, and the female lead has a clean and decisive personality. I would recommend it.
Although there weren't many climaxes, it's clear the author put a lot of effort into writing it. Keep it up, and I look forward to seeing even better work from you!
I don't know why the score is so low? It should be above 9. The author's writing is very good; the everyday rural life is very heartwarming. There are a few awful characters, but not many. Overall, it's positive and uplifting, giving one hope.
It was great, I wanted more! How could it end just watching the female and male leads develop their careers? The two truly understood and supported each other, and their values aligned. The original owner's parents always thought the female lead was heartless; I really wish they knew the original owner's ending—would they still have the nerve to say that?
The female lead is incredibly likable; she has strong morals but isn't a saint, which makes her a perfect fit for a normal person. The supporting characters have plenty of screen time, while the main character's screen time is simply insufficient, and her grand ambitions haven't even begun to unfold yet. It would be wonderful if there were more scenes for her.
If the female lead had guided her younger siblings more while doing things, it might have been more interesting, but she didn't. Her calm departure felt a bit unreasonable, especially since the timing wasn't right (in my opinion). Family members can actually be salvaged; they can be taught and disciplined through sheer force.
It's great! I've been obsessed with post-apocalyptic female protagonists lately. They need to be strong, courageous, cold and rational, and their cheat abilities shouldn't be too overpowered. This novel has all of those qualities. The female lead has a broad perspective and a girlish heart.
It's mostly about stories set in the village, not just involving the male and female leads. The writing is quite good, and the story flows smoothly. There are about fifty chapters left, which I haven't read yet. It's all about everyday family life; some people will find it heartwarming, but I think it's a bit wordy.
It's a good read. While there's a protagonist with a cheat-like advantage, it's not exaggerated. There's no overly-hyped, universally loved female lead with a silver spoon in her mouth. Her spatial ability is just for storing things. She leads the entire village to prosperity, and her eventual position as village official is earned through hard work and perseverance. It avoids the absurd feeling of becoming the richest person in the country, as seen in some novels. A worthwhile read!