Transmigrating to the 1980s: I Accidentally Won the Heart of an Untouchable Man
穿八零：一不小心摘了个高岭之花
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 456k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
216Chapters
2.5kReads · 30 days
116.2kReads · all time
241Shelves
8.8Score
More by this author
In booklists 4
Completed Period Novels With No Golden Finger, but an Excellent Story
676Books6.3MViews4dUpdated
Looking for High-Quality Stories with a Subtle, Nuanced Romance Between the Leads (I've Been Reading for Seven Years)
I'm looking for books like Every Move Is an Iconic Scene, and Everyone's Going Wild. The male lead is an aloof, powerful heartthrob who falls for the heroine at first sight. They must be each other's only partners. He carefully schemes to win her over, while the heroine transmigrates into a book and is a bit of a slacker with other tasks to handle. A fresh premise,
64Books2.5kViews1moUpdated
Any Traditional Historical-Era Stories? I'm So Done With All These Rough-and-Tumble Male Leads
227Books436.6kViews2moUpdated
Looking for a Finished Novel About a Heroine Who Transmigrates to the 1970s or 1980s and Has a Pocket Dimension
98Books130.4kViews7moUpdated
In same booklists
Reborn in the 1960s: The Lucky Little Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor
The Little White Rabbit of the 1970s: Sweet, Tough, and a Little Cool
Transmigrated to the 1970s: I Took the Man the Reborn Woman Had Her Eye On
A Realistic Life for a Family in the 1970s
Beloved by All in 1978: I'm the City's Darling
Mom Took Me Back to the 1970s: We’ll Make Money and Find Me a Dad
Transmigrated to the 1960s: The Big Villain's Sweet Wife
Reborn in the 1980s: A Rich Woman's Road to Success
Reborn in the 1970s: Captain, Your Wife Ran Off Again!
The Farmhouse Family’s Beloved Little Lucky Star Is a Koi
Transmigrated as a Wicked Little Wife in the 1970s
A Family with a Scholastically Challenged Kid in the 1980s
Zhang Huan Never Goes Hungry or Thirsty in Hard Times
I’m Done Hiding: I Married a Tough Guy in the 1970s, and It’s Sweeter Than Ever
Day After Day
My Blind Date Was Stolen? The Gruff Army Officer Calls Me His Darling Every Night
The 1970s Space: The Cannon-Fodder Villainess Just Wants to Get Rich
One Spring Night, and the 1980s Village Doctor Had Triplets
The Sweet and Gentle Young Educated Youth of the 1970s
From Ancient Times to the Modern Age: The Willful Young Lady of the 1960s
Reader comments 50
Google Translate
This book is somewhat similar to the Korean comic book "Another World Me," starting with a comic book world. The author's character design doesn't rely on overpowered abilities from the start; the overall plot unfolds gradually over time. The female lead isn't a typical "strong female lead" character; she feels relatable and relatable.
It's really good. I like the female lead's character design, and the plot is also good. However, I got a little impatient when I got to the wedding part. There are more and more troublemakers and accidents one after another. This may be because the female lead is set as an art student with no ambition. She can't have a storyline in business, technology, military or other fields, so they can only create more conflicts in the story through romance.
It's so good! Every character is well-developed and engaging, and the plot is completely unpredictable. It's not a typical reincarnation story, just short and engaging. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍
The plot is engaging, and the story is vivid. The chapters are coherent and tightly connected. The dialogue is witty and humorous yet retains a sense of the era, with some particularly clever and appropriate use of language. The vocabulary is simple and easy to understand, making for a smooth reading experience.
The beginning was a bit off-putting, maybe because in other books, the transmigrated characters quickly accept reality and immediately start planning for the future! But thinking about it, if I were transmigrated into such a situation, I'd probably slack off for much longer 🤭 The contrast is just too big! It gets better and better later on 😄😄😄
If you ignore the plot, this book is actually quite good.
I'm giving it 5 stars just for this little extra chapter that I waited several days for.
It's pretty good. I really enjoyed the interactions between the male and female leads; they were so sweet. The only downside was that the female lead started to give up later on, trying to make money off the original female lead. Although she did help, it was rather passively. For example, she was pushed by her senior to draw comics, which temporarily halted the comic invasion from the island.
This book is so good, it deserves a five-star review!
Five stars! It's so amazing, I didn't want to miss a single moment. I was completely engrossed. Every character is so vivid, the visuals are incredibly lifelike, even clearer than TV. It's hilarious to see my favorite celebrities superimposed on the screen. Perfect! 👍