Buying Houses and Gold: I Quietly Get Rich in the 1970s
买房买金，我在七零低调暴富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 446k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
167Chapters
761Reads · 30 days
419.4kReads · all time
103Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.7Score
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It's good; there aren't too many messy, awful characters. It's a simple, peaceful life. I especially like that the female lead has a special ability but doesn't tell her husband.
The female protagonist is unassuming and has a system and a spatial ability, but she's so cunning she's forgotten about it. There are no major conflicts; she quietly amasses wealth. The male protagonist comes from a powerful family, but she doesn't seem to need to use his influence much. The story unfolds gently and steadily, making it quite enjoyable.
I really liked the spatial abilities in the novel, but the female lead didn't utilize them much in the early stages. She seemed to be the most cautious and timid of the female leads. Even when she shared them with her husband, it was only in her later years. Overall, the female lead barely survived the first half of her life and lived a peaceful second half.
It's really good-looking! Giving it such a low score is a bit much!! Five stars, awesome!
It's great! 👍👍 Please write more crossover chapters! It feels like so many plot holes haven't been filled; the female lead's parents haven't even been mentioned yet.
It's quite good, but a bit of a shame there's no introduction about the older brother from the maternal family. Did the author forget about him...?
I've finished reading it! Every relationship, from strangers to acquaintances, friends, lovers, and lifelong companions, involves a process. The emotions gradually deepen, the story unfolds clearly and progressively, and it feels very realistic. It's a very good book!
The author put their heart into writing this book, creating a very strong sense of immersion. The most touching scene was when the author went down to the team and suddenly burst into tears upon entering the space for the first time. It was incredibly heartbreaking to see someone so wealthy in modern times suffering in that era.
It's very realistic and good-looking, but there are a few plot holes that haven't been filled, such as the promise of seeing the parents again, and who Brother Cheng is, and who he really is. Otherwise, it's pretty good, without too many unreasonable and awful characters, making it quite enjoyable to watch.
I absolutely love this work that the author has written so carefully. Wishing the author all the best! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍