Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1970s: The Sweet Beauty Wins Over the Cold, Aloof Villain
穿书七零：娇软美人撩倒高冷反派
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- 278k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 4y ago
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I think it's very well written. The romance between the male and female leads is sweet, without too many awful moments, and the ambiguous interactions are very heartwarming. The male lead is also very gentle towards the female lead, and both of them have their own pride, making it a very good read. Moreover, after falling in love with someone, he also dotes on her, which is really captivating.
The plot is acceptable, but many details don't fit the novel's 1970s setting; instead, it feels more contemporary.
Everything else is great, except why is the male lead's sister dating the female lead's brother? 😢 The sister is 13, the female lead is 18, and the male lead is 20. The brother should be older than the male lead, right? The age gap is a bit too big, and the relationships are quite complicated. But so far, I really like the brother, and the sister is nice too. It would be perfect if they weren't together and each had their own romantic partners.
It looks pretty good.
The novel is very heartwarming and enjoyable. It gets a bit too modern towards the end, but overall it's a great read. I love heartwarming stories, and this one is highly recommended.
Super good, highly recommended. The male and female leads are very sweet. The female lead doesn't have a special ability or system; she achieves her success through her own hard work. The romance between the male lead's sister and brother is also incredibly sweet. Plus, it's not too long. Definitely worth recommending!
I absolutely adore Jingyue and her brother!!!
Very beautiful, very beautiful
Why would the female lead, whose family is so rich, go to the countryside? Is there any explanation in the plot? Why didn't the other rich guy surnamed Fang get the same treatment? [What?]
The writing is good, but the author makes too many typos. Keep it up!