Transmigrated to the 1970s: The Lucky Heroine Is Determined to Serve Her Country
穿越七零，锦鲤女主她一心报国
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- Completed
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- 369k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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85Chapters
244Reads · 30 days
199.3kReads · all time
9.1Score
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Author, thank you for your hard work! I hope the male and female leads will always be happy and sweet, without any angst, male or female supporting characters, misunderstandings, or amnesia. May they be a loving couple forever, without too many awful characters, and may they cultivate together.
A very enjoyable short story full of positive energy. The female protagonist initially only wants to go to university, earn money, and have a happy family. Liu Fang's sacrifice greatly inspires her, broadening her perspective and leading her down the path of building a technologically advanced nation. She strives to balance her country and her family.
Waaaaah. Why did they have to kill him off? Couldn't they at least give him a side story, so his little princess could meet her guard again in another world? So heartbreaking! Without separation, there's no heartbreak. Wouldn't it have been better to write about them being happy until the very end? 😢😢😢😢
It's a great show! Although some of the descriptions are exaggerated, the female lead's patriotism and dedication are admirable. The male lead and his friends are also very supportive, working hard and quietly supporting her research. The ending is very happy, though it did bring a few tears.
Zuo An'an ♥ Liang Xuzhao One life, one love It's so beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! You've made tremendous contributions to the country and the people... Thank you for your hard work. Salute to the heroes! Salute to the soldiers! A salute to all those taking the postgraduate entrance exam! A tribute to those who have contributed to the country... "In life and death, we made a vow.
The subject matter is excellent, and the story is original. I really enjoyed it. I genuinely wanted to give it five stars, but the ending wasn't the perfect one I imagined. So I'm only giving it four stars. I really hope the author changed the ending to: the male and female protagonists, after establishing their careers, go to the mountains and islands to live in seclusion and cultivate.
An'an recalled Liang Xuzhao's dying moments. He dismissed the others, took An'an's hand, and slowly said, "I was your personal bodyguard, and I tried my best to leave this world after you, but I failed. Don't blame me, An'an." Even though they spent their whole lives together, Liang Xuzhao always regarded An'an as the little girl he wanted to take care of.
It's quite good. There aren't many dramatic events; the emotions are gentle and understated, yet so deeply moving. Especially the ending—it brought me to tears so many times! 😢😢😢😢
I really like the female protagonist's character; she's bold, decisive, and doesn't drag things out. The male protagonist is also a very manly and heroic husband, devoted in love and not fickle.
The content is great, and it's very enjoyable to read. It would be perfect if there were an extra chapter. However, the use of the space element was a bit limited in the later chapters. Since it's a space-themed story, it should have featured more space-related content, just like in the earlier chapters. Overall, it's very good!