
Transmigrate to the 1970s: The Fake Heiress Gets Divorced from the Start
穿七零,穿成假千金开局就被离婚
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 332k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Overall, it's pretty good. Su Youran's extraordinary life is just beginning. Gu Shaoyun has a huge advantage in relationships, especially since his family, from the oldest to the youngest, are all very sensible – it's practically a winning combination. I have two questions: First, why is the Li family so certain about the true and false identities of the heiress?
The author has a new book! It's as good as ever. I came from reading the older book. Old books are especially enjoyable to read; they're satisfying and not at all stifling. Keep up the good work, author! Update more often! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is such a wonderful period novel! All the period novels I've read before were about rural life, or awful grandmothers in the countryside. This book is totally my cup of tea! Keep it up! 👍
Relying on yourself is worse than relying on anyone else; this core value is the foundation of a great work. Enough said, I highly recommend everyone check out this film. The writing is clear and logical, the plot is fast-paced, and it's truly a rare gem.
I really like the female lead's personality. She's discerning and doesn't fall in love with the male lead at first sight or have lustful thoughts about him. She doesn't fawn over him either, unlike other historical romance novels. This kind of female protagonist is what modern people are like—very clear-headed.
The ending was unexpected yet logical, breaking away from typical time-travel tropes and avoiding clichés! There was a slight sense of regret, but it felt just right. However, the ending, where the female lead confesses her feelings for Mo, felt a bit abrupt. Overall, though, it's a good short historical fiction story.
Author, please keep updating! Looking forward to the next chapter! This novel is enjoyable and satisfying to read! I'm a little disappointed with this ending! It hurts my heart so much.
I finished reading the latest update in one go. It's quite interesting and doesn't drag. The female lead's personality isn't too problematic so far. The only issue is that the synopsis doesn't clearly identify the male lead; it's a bit vague. Overall, it's pretty good. I hope the author keeps up the good work and updates frequently. I'll add it to my bookshelf first.
It's really good, I hope it gets updated soon 🤭🤭🤭
Having read up to chapter 28, I feel it's quite good. The story is exciting, the female lead is decisive and efficient, and the author's writing is excellent. Five stars are well-deserved.