Transmigrate to the ’70s and Marry a Factory Worker
穿越七零嫁工人
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- 646k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Finally, it's not a former educated youth marrying a rough, uncultured man anymore! Thumbs up!
It's good, quite beautiful, and heartwarming, but the ending came out of nowhere. Everything else is fine, but I don't understand why the female lead suddenly becomes a saint every time she encounters Jiang Sui. Even knowing that Jiang Sui is malicious and has harmed her several times, she still helps her even before she's eaten. The thing is, she's perfectly normal with everyone else. Is she out of her mind?
The female lead is hilarious; she looks weak and her mouth sometimes sounds like it's laced with poison, but she always manages to deliver sarcastic remarks with a smile without using any profanity! I love this type!
There are no cheat codes, just ordinary life, and the female lead isn't a typical leading lady, but it's still a very good watch.
I've been reading this book for quite a while. The plot is rather bland, unlike other time-travel novels where the female protagonists create earth-shattering careers. Her husband isn't from a particularly different social class either; their backgrounds are quite compatible. At least the male protagonist's identity isn't like other time-travel novels, where he's always the grandson of a bigwig in the capital or a military commander.
I don't know why the score is so low. I think it's quite good. The female lead doesn't have any special abilities or cheat codes. Although she's delicate, she's not weak. Even when faced with difficult characters, she handles them easily. The family is warm and the life is peaceful and ordinary. It's pretty good.
It's quite good. The male and female leads have nice personalities. The life is peaceful and unpretentious. Not all time-travel stories involve running a business or expanding a large operation. This makes it feel very realistic. The female lead is just an ordinary person who is hardworking and ambitious. It's just a bit of a pity that there are no extra chapters or scenes about raising children.
It doesn't have any major plot twists; it seems ordinary, but it's very heartwarming.
It's good. I really like the female lead's personality. She's delicate but not spoiled, and she can be both tough and cute.
The female lead is cheerful and talkative, like a little sun, quite adorable. I've watched half of it and she's not a particularly bad character.