I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970s, Married the Wildest Tough Guy, and Came Out on Top

The female lead isn't a saint; she's more like a dark sesame seed filling. The male lead is incredibly good to his wife, very pure-hearted, and devoted. Both are virgins, and there are no cheat codes. The female lead's money-saving skill is a small skill she learned in her previous life. Currently, she doesn't have any particularly difficult family members. I'm eagerly awaiting the next update!

There's no awkwardness or plot hole for me. The female lead's journey to where she is today on her own (with the male lead's help and support to some extent) is truly remarkable. The mutual pursuit between them creates an amazing atmosphere. The logic is very clear; I don't think there's anything illogical about it.

It's really good! I finished it in one go, so why is the rating so low? It shouldn't be like this. The characters the author creates are very three-dimensional. I saw some comments saying that some of the awful characters were annoying. But that's life, isn't it? So many different kinds of people, so many different lives—that's what makes it interesting!

It's incredibly good. The time period and plot are quite reasonable, and the characters are very well-developed. Their path to wealth is entirely based on hard work, perseverance, and clever thinking. There's no stunt like picking up ginseng or anything like that. As a middle-aged woman in my forties, I think it's absolutely fantastic.

I really love the story of Ran Ge and Niannian. Their seemingly ordinary life actually contains many profound lessons, and we also learned about the lives of the previous generation. The author must have done a lot of research before writing this, because I saw that the author answered many questions raised by readers in the chapter comments. The author is a very dedicated writer! ❤

I think this book is really well-written for a historical fiction novel; the writing style is excellent, and the plot is very well-developed. I just don't know why the rating is so low, but I think it will gradually improve later. I really like it!!! Keep it up, author! 🥰🥰🥰 Honestly, I think a 9.5 Rating for this book is more than appropriate 😢 These days, many books with high ratings aren't very good, and they make me feel terrible.

It's so good, everyone! I really love the subtle, sometimes bold, sometimes subtle atmosphere between the male and female leads. I also really like their characters; they both have mouths, and they say what they mean very clearly (I love that, no need to guess). Keep up the good work, author!!

It's not bad. This is the first time I've read this kind of story, and I feel the content is a bit too explicit, oh my god! Is a village in the 1970s really like that?! The male and female leads are very sweet, and the theme is interesting—transmigration to the 1970s and being a sent-down youth are things I haven't read before, quite novel.

It's a very interesting book. The female lead doesn't have any special abilities or be a saint. She's quite sharp when she argues with people, and she doesn't blindly rush to the front to cause trouble for the male lead when encountering dangerous situations. She's very sensible 😘. Also, the female lead's parents have transmigrated into this world, which I think is a major highlight 💕.

I really like the female lead's personality in this book. She's decisive when it comes to the male lead and ruthless when it comes to dealing with enemies. She's not hesitant, not pretentious, kind but not a saint. She's much better than some female leads in period dramas. Keep it up! I feel the rating is too low; it should be above 9.0.