
The 1980s Village Girl Takes Competition to the Extreme, Leaving the Academic Prodigy Questioning His Life
八零村姑内卷,卷到学神怀疑人生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 203k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
101Chapters
1Reads
8.4kReads · all time
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Reader comments 3
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I originally read it well at the beginning and thought it was very good. But after Chapter 74, I didn't want to read it. But other than that problem, everything else was fine, so I continued reading it. I couldn't help but comment later. Author, please think carefully. You don't want the male protagonist named Yin to be the male protagonist. It would be too problematic for the female protagonist to deal with this emotional issue and be too conceited. Chapter 74 is really disappointing at the beginning. In fact, there is a slight problem at the beginning. Now that the heroine has made money, can't she return the more than two hundred yuan to the man named Yin first? She has more than 10,000 yuan on hand! If he rejects the heroine even slightly, can't he forcefully return it? She also went to the man's house and made such a scene, even allowed him to eat hot pot, allowed her brother to call her brother-in-law, and allowed two female classmates to joke around. Later, when the younger brother saw the man named Yin calling him brother-in-law, he didn't strictly explain it to his younger brother, and just refused while being ambiguous, which looked down upon him. I originally wanted to give it 4 points, but after reading this I got even more angry, so I give it 3 points. The heroine refused, but did not refuse completely, and the ambiguous setting is really bad. I hope the author can improve and there is no malice.
Looks good, tastes right
It's so beautiful. I like this kind of heroine. More updates would be better.