The 1970s: A Female Educated Youth and Her Obsessive Villain Race to Wealth
七零：知青女配携偏执反派奔首富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 169k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Stories Where the Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension and Doesn't Tell Anyone
You can never know what people are really thinking... The heroine can help others, but she shouldn’t tell anyone about it. Never test human nature! Any kind of pocket-space or System story with a golden finger is fine, as long as the protagonist has some brains 🉑️ I’ve been in a reading slump for days, please help!
A Ruthless, Incredibly Capable Female Lead in a Period-Era Story
Bygone-Era Novels with Clear-Eyed, Sensible Heroines Who Mind Their Own Business, Plus Great Writing
Are there any stories like this? I really can't stand saintly, clueless female leads!
Historical Novels with Possessive, Obsessive Love Interests
Period Piece, Obsessive Male Lead, a Little Yandere
A Republican-era story. The heroine plans to elope with someone else from the start, but the hero suddenly comes back. He’s been away from home for years and has a bit of a yandere vibe. The heroine’s mother is very traditional, and the heroine is afraid of the hero. I’ve forgotten the title. Does anyone know it? Please!
Period-Era Stories with a Beautiful Heroine
A period novel with a beautiful heroine.
The Heroine Is a Sent-Down Youth in the Countryside, the Male Lead Falls for Her at First Sight, and There Are No Relatives Helping Out
Whenever I read stories set in a bygone era, most of them are about supporting an entire family and becoming wealthy. Somehow, the prosperity of the male and female leads always spreads to every relative too. There are way too many scenes for the side characters.
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The Seventies: A Madman Fell in Love with Me at First Sight
The Spoiled Young Lady’s Everyday Life After Transmigrating to the Countryside
Transmigrated to the 1970s: The Adorable Young Educated Youth
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Everyday Life in the 1970s: Starting by Sending My Scumbag Dad to the Farm
Reborn in the 1970s: The Big Shot's Beloved White Moonlight
Transmigrating to the Seventies: The Big Shot Loves Me Like Crazy
Run! The Unhinged Man from the '70s Is Catching Up!
The 1970s: I Mistook a Brooding, Rugged Man for a Sweet Puppy!
The Gorgeous Plus-Size Girl Who Snagged a Handsome Husband
A Wounded Veteran Meets a Wild Woman from the 1970s: You're a Force to Be Reckoned With
In the 1960s, the Obsessive Tycoon Spoiled Me Rotten
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I thought about this book for almost half a year before I started writing it, because I'm not very good at creating outlines. I often just write whatever comes to mind, so there may be some bugs or bad parts. I hope everyone can point them out. As an author, my greatest wish is to grow together with my readers and learn something together from the novel. So I don't mind if you offer your opinions.
The book is good and deserves five stars. Hopefully, the later episodes will be well-done and the character development won't fall apart. The plot isn't particularly dramatic or thrilling, but the female lead's "golden finger" is used quite often. Her personality is somewhat laid-back; she loves money and constantly accelerates her career. The male lead is also good, at least not greasy.
It's a great show. The female lead is intelligent and doesn't hesitate to deal with the villains, while the male lead is obsessive yet dotes on his wife. It's truly amazing. It's really good, investing in it is definitely worth it.
Very beautiful, especially beautiful
Short stories can also have endings. Personally, I think it's alright, but I feel like many characters' endings are left unresolved, which makes it a bit lacking. However, it's still pretty good, much better than some novels that have no ending or abrupt conclusions.
The handsome man is very warm and the female lead is also very capable.
It's well-written; though small, it's complete. It's very well-developed, and everything that should be perfect is perfect. The only downside is the low score. It should be worth nine points.
Beautiful! Simplicity is a blessing; very heartwarming! Recommended!
It was good, but it ended too quickly.
I really like it, it's very beautiful.