Transmigrate to the 1970s and Rebuild a Family
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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It's so good! I love books about everyday life like this. 😘
A very good novel, exciting and worth reading. The author writes very well, and I am very grateful to the author for bringing us readers joy. I'm a little confused; is the male lead a few years younger than the female lead?
It's engaging, relatable, and down-to-earth. While it doesn't feature exaggerated feats of skill, it's filled with strong family bonds, with kinship, love, and friendship running throughout. The only flaw is the author's carelessness; they frequently misspell names, which detracts significantly from the book's appeal.
It's really good, I recommend it! I don't know why the rating is a bit low!
It was so beautiful, it made me cry a lot.
This is a very good book. The author has a profound and insightful mind, and sound values. They seem like a kind person, pursuing only the light and choosing to avoid darkness altogether. They are someone who yearns for a better life. The rating is too low; it's a very good book. Looking at the reviews, the low rating is because the male and female leads didn't punish those who abused them. They're too kind and not the type to hold grudges.
This book is great. Life is like that; besides romantic love, family is the most important. The male and female leads are well-portrayed. In short, a virtuous wife brings fewer troubles to her husband. Who says second marriages can't be happy? Keep up the good work, author!
The plot is vivid and relatable, with a diverse cast of characters, each possessing distinct personalities, and the families closely reflecting the social context of the time. Humor is present even in everyday life. The female lead is resilient, the male lead reserved, and they are tolerant and understanding of each other within their families. I really enjoyed it. (Thumbs up! YYDS!)
The inclusion of the male and female protagonists' children adds to the story's appeal, although some plot points lack logical coherence, with plot holes and errors in later chapters regarding names. Overall, this transmigration and rebirth novel is quite good and worth reading continuously.
It's a great read. It doesn't have those typical time-travel stories about buying a house in the capital. It focuses on everyday family life and mundane details. The three children, despite having two different mothers, are all wonderful. Readers should definitely check it out; don't miss it!