
The 1970s: I’m the Cannon-Fodder Sister-in-Law
七零之我是炮灰妯娌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 505k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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229Chapters
536Reads · 30 days
208.1kReads · all time
103Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.1Score
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I'm just a little confused. The female lead foresaw the future on her wedding night (or rather, saw the contents of the book), and in the future, the male lead wouldn't help her, and his whole family wanted her to give her child to the reborn daughter. How did she manage to get along with them amicably, even though she seemed to be in a slightly weaker position?
Well written!
It's great, keep it up, author!
Seeing those morally twisted things is disgusting and depressing. However, such people do exist in reality. The female lead wasn't decisive enough when dealing with bad guys, appearing somewhat saintly. But her family is warm and loving, which is enviable.
I've read up to chapter 68 so far, which is pretty good. There are a few typos at the beginning, and Su Wan is quite... Unique. I feel a bit sorry for Qin Li (but when I read about his past life, I felt it wasn't such a pity anymore, which makes me feel contradictory). Anyway, it's still quite enjoyable. 🥰
It's not bad, quite interesting, but could it be a little more heartwarming? Almost everyone in the husband's family is an oddball.
It's alright, I'm quite looking forward to seeing how Qingqing will fight Su Wan.
The rating was low, I almost missed it. The subject matter is novel, and it's easy to read. There were just a few misspelled names.
What should I do? I feel like Qin Li shouldn't have ended up like this.
Indeed, some men are the beneficiaries who hide behind women, tacitly condoning their wives' misdeeds while making others believe it's not their fault, that they just can't control them.