My Old Home Connects to the Modern World: A Village Girl's 1970s Office-Worker Life
老宅通现代：七零村花的社畜日常
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- After Finding a Bargain Old House in the 1970s, the Poor Little Thing Gets Rich Overnight七零捡漏老宅后，小可怜一夜暴富Alternate title on Fanqie
- The Old House Connects to the Modern World: Daily Life of a 70s Village Belle as a Corporate DroneEnglish name
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So far, it looks good. The author's most commendable achievement is creating a cautious female protagonist, portraying her actions as exceptionally careful and reasonable, reducing many illogical plot holes. In this type of time-travel story, especially those involving the transport of resources, readers are always particularly attentive, worried that the protagonist's actions or the resources…
This is my favorite historical fiction novel I've ever read. It's right up my alley; the female lead is extremely cautious, carefully concealing her identity. As for the black market, she's a native of the 1970s, so in her mind it's illegal, and it's understandable that she doesn't go there. The overall tone is slow and steady, without any sudden wealth or power, which perfectly suits my taste!
The only one I've read so far! The only story where the exchange of goods between two eras is so reasonable, and the female lead's psychological transformation is portrayed so smoothly. So many details are handled so well. For a seasoned reader, this is a rare gem. Fantastic, author! I hope the rest of the story maintains this level of quality ❤️
Just by the fact that the author researched and confirmed the prices at the time, you can tell the author put a lot of effort into it, and for that alone, it deserves five stars. The female lead is a character who grows and matures, which seems pretty good. I don't have high expectations for the male lead; whether he's there or not is irrelevant. If he is, I hope there isn't too much romance. I mainly want to see the female lead gradually grow stronger and become wealthy.
Traveling back and forth between two eras—the hardworking yet poignant 1970s and the prosperous and peaceful modern world—the female protagonist continuously learns about the new world and strives to change her environment. The author's writing is fluent and natural, and the characters are sincere and down-to-earth. Deserves five stars! 😄
I finally finished reading it after staying up for several nights! It's so good! No male lead, no male lead, no male lead! I can't stress this enough, I love this setting! Unlike some novels where the male lead reveals his cheat abilities after appearing, which is really uncomfortable after a while. The female lead is very cautious and, more importantly, she's incredibly lovable.
It's a very good and heartwarming story. The female lead is truly outstanding and strong. Finally, we have a story where an ordinary person can be the protagonist! It avoids the cliché of a time-traveling heroine. It would be even better if there wasn't a male lead. In many novels, the female lead seems to lose her mind as soon as a male lead appears, constantly showing off their love, which I find cloying. Overall, this is a great novel with a fresh and original theme.
Great book! I forgot to rate it after reading it for so long 😂 I also read the author's previous book, which was also a good one. The writing is smooth and natural; female authors' writing is indeed much better than male authors'.
This book, completely devoid of a male lead, is my favorite among all the books I've been following. Keep it up, and hope the male lead appears later!
Among period dramas, this one captures the essence of that era! It's very immersive. The hard work, resilience, and frugality of that time are portrayed very well, while the modern laziness and convenience are also accurately depicted. The female protagonist remains positive and true to herself, not losing her way despite the stark contrast between the two eras; the hope brought by reform and…