I Came to the 1970s to Rot in Bed, but a Hidden Tycoon Spoils Me Rotten
来到七零躺死，却被隐藏大佬爆宠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 398k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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195Chapters
65Reads · 30 days
208.3kReads · all time
7.5Score
23Listens
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It's a simple yet heartwarming novel. I don't know why it has such a low rating. I think it's quite good, but it ended a bit too quickly. It didn't explain the original male lead's experiences on the farm, and it feels like there are many plot holes left unresolved.
Who wouldn't like a male lead like that? 💕😘😳
"Wife, I've bought the courtyard you wanted." Chi Yanzhou returned home and handed Lin Luwei a land deed and a house deed. "Great, my wish is about to come true." Lin Luwei smiled at Chi Yanzhou. The greatest happiness in her life was meeting the man in front of her. "Mom, when I grow up, I'll buy you lots of houses so you can be a landlady."
The ending was perfect and not bad.
Thank you so much, author! It's a really great read!
It's alright, but the female lead is a bit cheeky.
It's great if you can get me to finish a book. Keep it up! 😊
The male lead is really great; I even think the supporting characters are smarter than the female lead… As for the lady… 6…
It's not bad; this depicts the ordinary, mundane life of an average person, worrying about basic necessities like food and fuel. Some parts are a bit exaggerated, but it's still commendable.
The author writes very well, but I feel like the author hasn't finished writing yet.