
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
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 278k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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138Chapters
15Reads
6.8Score
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118.4kReads · all time
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I think the writing is very good. The love between the male and female protagonists is very sweet, not too much, and the ambiguity of the contact is very heart-warming. The male protagonist is also a very gentle person to the female protagonist. Both of them have their own arrogance and are very good-looking. And after they like someone, they also dote on her. It is really sultry. People, no matter what the plot is, there are pink bubbles. Also, horse-drawn carriages were mostly used in rural areas in the 1970s. It is outrageous to think that they are ancient Chinese. Then can the word "heli" only be used in ancient times? It is not allowed to say some ancient words in modern times? Anyway, good luck to the author, don't let the bad reviews affect your mood, the writing is really delicate, come on 😊.
The plot is okay, but a lot of details don't fit the novel's background of 70, and instead feel more current.
Everything else is good, but why is the male protagonist's sister and the heroine's brother together [crying]? The male protagonist's sister is 13, the female protagonist is 18, and the male protagonist is 20. The brother should be older than the male protagonist. The age difference is a bit big, and the relationship is quite messy. But so far, I like my brother very much, and of course the male protagonist's sister is also good. If they are not together, it would be perfect if they each have cps.
It feels pretty good-looking
The novel is very heartwarming and very good to read. It's just that it's a bit too modernized at the end, but the overall feeling is very good. I just like to read the kind of heartwarming novels. It's very good to read. I highly recommend it.
Super nice, recommended. The male and female protagonists are very sweet, but the female protagonist has no space, and the system relies on her own efforts to achieve her career. Then the love between the male protagonist's younger sister and younger brother is also super easy to love. And it's not very long, so it's worth recommending!
I really like Jingyue and my brother! ! !
Very beautiful, beautiful
Why does the heroine go to the countryside when her family is so rich? Is there any introduction to the plot? Why is there not a similarly wealthy person named Fang? [What]
The article is nice, but the author has too many mistakes in his writing. Come on