The Seventies: The Real Heiress Never Looks Back
七零年代：真千金她从不回头
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- Completed
- Length
- 424k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Other names
- Reborn in the 1970s: I'm Done Being a Rich Heiress!重生七零，我不做千金了！Alternate title on Fanqie
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Personally, I think it's great, very realistic. The path the female lead chose after being reborn is wonderful! 👍 Life is like that; once a choice is made, it's over. Why have so many connections? "Giving birth but not raising, knowing but not regretting, regretting too late"—this kind of relationship is unacceptable. After all, how many chances are there to be reborn?
That's wonderful; it gave this kind girl a second chance. Her first life was too hard, and her kindness earned her a new beginning. Her life was too hard. Her parents in the countryside despised her because of the money she spent on her birth, but in the end, it was because they were incompetent and blamed her for being a girl.
This is an ordinary, unremarkable story. There are no plot devices, only a reborn girl who lives a kind, brave, resilient, and happy life. Actually, what I want to say is that the protagonist's biological parents are truly insane 😠. They don't love their own daughter but instead dote on an ungrateful wretch. Karma will prevail; bad people will get their comeuppance 😊.
The female lead has already severed ties with her biological parents and brother, so please don't try to whitewash her image, and please don't look back. She should bravely move forward, and I hope her future life will be happy and fulfilling.
Having read up to chapter five, I hope the female lead doesn't forgive her birth parents and family. It's not worth it; belated affection is worthless.
The female protagonist is reborn into a new life. She doesn't return to her biological parents' home and severs all ties with them, cutting off all contact. She leaves 100 yuan for the Gu family as repayment for their "nurturing kindness," especially since they didn't actually raise her.
It's a good book, simple yet touching, with a touch of angst but ultimately a happy ending. Life is full of ups and downs, and we all have many choices regarding career and family. It's still a very good read!
That was fantastic! Looking forward to the next installment!
Gu Yiqing placed the comb in Shao Ze's palm. "Um." Shao Ze took the comb and carefully styled Gu Yiqing's hair, his movements gentle as if it were a precious treasure. She was, in fact, his own treasure. It wasn't until he met this person that Shao Ze understood the sentence in the book. Such a person is like a rainbow; you only know they exist when you encounter them. So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! [Look closely][Look closely][Look closely] 🍉🍉🍉
It's alright. It feels like the author wanted to write a historical novel with a different level of depth and scope, but unfortunately, the scope is a bit too high and the depth is not noticeable.