A 1970s Rise in Hong Kong: Always at the Forefront of Reform
七零，香江崛起我总走在改革前端
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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#Period Novels With an Extremely Intelligent Female Lead and No Dumbed-Down Characters
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Period-Era Stories, but Not Love in the Courtyard
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The female lead's cheat ability is so powerful! 😄; Leng is excellent, but not really suitable as the male lead—he attracts too many suitors and has a materialistic mother, which would bring endless trouble and even harm to the female lead; the author should have given her a military officer, otherwise he wouldn't be able to protect her! 😂
The female lead is truly a clear-headed and sophisticated beauty. Unlike other characters who become infatuated with handsome men at the sight of them, or who can still flirt with men even after starving for days, she's decisive, courageous, and resourceful. While the excessive descriptions of her friends are a bit redundant, the main plot remains on track and continues to develop rationally. I'm really looking forward to what's to come.
Actually, I think Mr. Leng is quite good! Although he's a bit obsessive, he didn't wrong the female lead! Weren't some things from her past life things that she couldn't justify herself? You should consider the female lead as well as the male lead! This is just my personal opinion.
I love having Leng as the male lead 🤭🤭
Want to know who the male protagonist of this book is?
I don't care what others think, I just like Leng Tong as the male lead. I really like this obsessive young man.
It's alright, the female lead's cheat abilities are pretty overpowered. Honestly, the book's biggest flaw is the ambiguous relationships with the men around her. She neither accepts nor rejects their advances. She's basically a very capable modern womanizer.
I just want to know if the female lead will end up with Leng Wenhuan.
These five stars are for the author's diligence. It truly captures the essence of that era. 1. If you love money so much, why do you go through all the trouble of traveling back and forth between the North and Hong Kong? 2🐖🦶🏻 is a scumbag woman; she's not proactive, irresponsible, and doesn't clean up the mess. 3. The main plot is not obvious, and there are too many subplots.
So far, this book suits my taste perfectly. I personally feel the rating is too low; some people might find it lacking in excitement, but I find it very realistic and objective. Is time travel really that invincible? Is having a spatial ability that invincible? Impossible, unless you hide in your spatial ability and never come out, which is pointless. The female lead is smart and beautiful, with the demeanor of a well-bred lady. I genuinely like it, five stars!