1970s Space: The Bewitching Heroine Wins Over the Honest, Rugged Man

Excellent! Highly recommended. Thumbs up to the author! Looking forward to the next installment! 👍👍

The story's visual appeal is decent, but the repetitive elaboration on Lin Pingping absorbing other people's luck is excessive, constantly rehashing past events. These flashbacks take up too much space. The interaction between the male and female leads is limited, and there aren't many heartwarming scenes. However, I was touched by the author's line, "True love transcends mountains and seas," which resonated with me.

It's quite good, but some lines are repeated over and over, making it a bit verbose. It would be better if some of the repetitive parts were removed.

It's really good, but there's not much romance between the male and female leads, too little. Turns out Lin Pingping is actually a weasel spirit from another world! I always thought she was a female ghost! This kind of thing is truly terrifying (referring to her character and the many bad things she did).

The rating is a bit low, but I think this kind of subtle romance is quite nice. It doesn't overemphasize how deep their love is, nor does it portray them as having no feelings at all. I quite like this kind of thing; it truly embodies the saying, "Those who are loved are separated by mountains and seas, but mountains and seas can be leveled." It's pretty perfect!

In the author's writing, the male and female protagonists take each step steadily and cautiously, confronting danger, protecting themselves, and upholding their moral principles in this distorted and suffocating era. Some may feel that the depiction of their romantic interactions is too sparse, but even in these limited sections, the reader can sense their mutual expectations and trust—a crucial component of a stable relationship, as mature readers should recognize.

This book definitely deserves a 9.5! It's excellent—the concept and writing style are both superb, and it's not cliché at all! 👍

I think it's pretty good. The female supporting character, Lin Pingping, is quite eccentric, and the female lead goes to great lengths to fight against her. The female supporting character possesses evil powers, capable of absorbing people's luck, altering their memories, and even stripping them of their appearance.

This is the first time I've seen such a powerful and uncanny female supporting character. Before, they were always beaten down by the female lead, then let go by the saintly female lead, and then the awful one would continue causing trouble. This is the first time I've seen such an exceptionally powerful and uncanny female supporting character. It's also the first time I've read a historical novel and I was quite shocked. It's a very novel experience.

It's quite good. Although it feels short, the content is rich, the logic is relatively complete, and the setting is good. However, because it's short, the romance between the male and female leads and the supporting characters' romances feels a bit rushed. I quite liked the ending.