The 1970s: The Aloof Educated Youth Has Been Scheming to Marry Me
七零：高冷男知青处心积虑想娶我
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- The Feisty Cutie and the Neighboring Male Educated Youth Who Won't Stop Wooing Her萌妹凶悍，隔壁男知青诱哄不撒手Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is exceptionally well-written. The male and female protagonists are from different eras—one from ancient times and the other from the modern world to the 1970s—yet they get along very well. Only the reborn woman in the book is always trying to take credit for others' achievements, forgetting the saying: behind every successful man, there is the support of a successful woman.
I've read over twenty chapters. The female lead has fighting skills, but she never seems to use them; she just talks a big game. It's a bit frustrating to read. I just read another post-apocalyptic time-travel novel where the female lead started fighting at the drop of a hat and killed several villains. That was incredibly satisfying to read.
I like this setup; the male lead is great, and the female lead is good too.
It's really good! The storyline is especially great.
Very good! Both the male and female leads are time travelers, but neither has an excessive protagonist's halo; they live a peaceful and happy life. The author's writing is excellent; the male and female leads express their feelings for each other, and their love and trust for one another are evident in the little things of daily life.
The storyline is good, the writing is also excellent, and it's captivating.
I really liked it. Although there were some inconsistencies and I was occasionally annoyed while watching, the flaws didn't detract from the overall quality. I really liked the relationship between the male and female leads, their devotion and affection for each other, and their mutual respect and understanding.
I skimmed through it, but it was alright, nothing too serious. However, I felt the female lead's thoughts and actions were completely different. She wanted to be ruthless, but her actions were too weak. She was a bit indecisive. Overall, it was pretty good, the theme was quite novel, and finally, there was a story where the male lead wasn't from the compound! 😂😂😂
Five stars are a way to encourage the author and also a haven for readers when they're experiencing a reading slump. The biggest reason this book didn't reach a 9-point rating is probably because the author's math skills were terrible. The timeline is incredibly disjointed, the characters' ages are confusing, and many plot holes remain unfilled.
Overall, it's not bad; the story is quite slice-of-life. The male lead travels from ancient times to the present, while the female lead travels from the modern world to a book. The male lead is well-developed: he's a loving husband and father, intelligent, and capable of earning a living.