
The 1970S: The Richest Educated Youth Swept Her Away to Be His Wife
七零:她被最富知青拐去当媳妇
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- Completed
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- 502k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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What is different from other period novels is that the heroine realized that she would time travel before time travel. She used her own space to stock up on a lot of takeaways and rice, flour, oil, etc. That were scarce in that era. She relied on these things to save money, passed the exam, bought a house in Kyoto, collected rent, and made a fortune. It is not the kind of character of a strong woman, but it satisfied my imagination hahaha
First of all, I would like to apologize to the author Da Da Da Da. I have preconceived the idea based on the words of other readers. The author Da Da Da Da has written this book very well. Regarding the heroine's entry into the black market, the author Da Da Da Dao did not write as exaggeratedly as other authors wrote. Moreover, the heroine did not often go to the black market when she went to the countryside. However, there seems to be a small black spot, the female protagonist. In modern times, the Lord only spent 500,000 yuan to buy supplies, which was not enough for the heroine to sell on the black market [face covering] [face covering] Although this book is not rated high in the period literature, some details are well written, and it is better than some high-scoring articles. The author is more grateful. I stayed up late to finish reading it [shy][shy]
I like to see that the male and female protagonists are both educated youths. They have family, friendship and love. I hope the author will update it soon.
I like this book very much, it's really good
Five stars must be five stars. I have read every chapter. I really like that several of my girlfriends and my boyfriend's good brothers have become lovers. Everyone is happy and sweet.
I didn't expect that this novel I read was the first novel written by the author. I felt very comfortable reading it. I have also read several novels of this era! I felt very comfortable reading the novel written by the author. Although the people of that era were miserable, I felt that An An was very happy. She met a boyfriend who loved her and a family that loved her, which made me very envious.
It's very beautiful. It's worth watching if you like it [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's great that the heroine is very happy and doesn't have a great family. Nothing like that. The heroine is always sober. And gained love, family, and friendship. Especially friendship is really rare in period novels. In fact, people were really simple at that time. The heroine is also very happy. There is no fight between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, no palace fight, and she is desperate for the man. I have always been very clear-headed about life, emotions, friendships and family relationships, and never held back.
It's very good. The rating is a bit low. There are some excellent ones but they are not as good as the heroine. There are no excellent relatives or anything like that. The family is harmonious and the relationship is not boring. Although the writing has occasional flaws, it is generally good. It deserves more than nine points.
I quite like this kind of period writing, and I've been reading it for ten years. I personally think it's good, author (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on, publish the next one quickly so I can continue to follow it