
Transmigrated to the 1970s, I Survive on Interstellar Nutrient Liquid
穿越七零,我靠星际营养液度日
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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- Transmigrate to the 1970s: Use the System to Win Over the Village Secretary's Rebellious Son穿越七零,带系统拐了支书家孽子Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's still quite good so far. The female lead always knows exactly what she needs; she's kind but not overly saintly, and her special abilities are used reasonably without being exaggerated! Looking forward to the next installment!
I was just getting hooked when it ended! Keep it up, author! 👍👍👍
It's very well written. Usually, I give up on a book after reading half of it, but I've been reading this one without skipping any chapters.
It's quite good. Although it's a very common trope, the author brings both families to life, making it quite original. The two families who swapped children are generally quite decent, which is very reassuring. It's a normal story unfolding! Especially the female lead's adoptive parents—they're truly wonderful.
Wow, fantastic! Absolutely amazing! I love it! Five stars for the author! Looking forward to the next installment. Keep it up, author! 👍👍
I've only read twenty chapters and I already want to urge for more! It's so good! The plot, the female lead's personality, everything is wonderful and perfect. Now I'm torn between leaving it on my bookshelf to accumulate more chapters before reading it, or following it every day. It's so hard! 🥴🥴🥴
This book is very good, with rich and varied content, and a happy ending.
The author's writing is excellent. Could you write a heartwarming story about a real and fake heiress with wonderful personalities? I'm really looking forward to it!!! The writing gets progressively sillier; from the moment they boarded the train, they haven't shown a single moment of intelligence. Every few short paragraphs, they seem to deliberately lower their wits, and whether it's the female lead or the supporting characters, they're all utterly ridiculous.
Overall, the book is quite well-written, with a clear and smooth main plot, and the supporting characters are all vividly portrayed and realistic. The female lead is rational, calm, and insightful, always maintaining an observer's perspective on her family, thus avoiding repeated harm. I quite like the female lead's personality. However, the portrayal of the female lead's two mothers, the male lead's parents, and the real heiress as eccentric, even perverse, feels a bit exaggerated.
It's a very good book; everyone should check it out.