The 1970s: I’d Just Transmigrated When a Rugged Man Set His Sights on Me
七零，刚穿越就被糙汉盯上了
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- Completed
- Length
- 642k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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312Chapters
457Reads · 30 days
306.3kReads · all time
107Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.1Score
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Rural 1970s Stories Where the Male Lead Falls for the Female Lead at First Sight
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Looking for a story where the heroine transmigrates into a book and goes to the countryside, to the same place where her older sister was sent. Her sister marries the village chief’s son, and later the heroine also gets married in the village. I can’t remember the details.
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I enjoyed the whole book, but one thing I noticed was that the female lead didn't seek revenge for so long after being pushed into the river; the male lead had to help her clean up the mess. Was this really meant to emphasize the male lead's importance? It felt a bit out of place with the female lead's post-apocalyptic character (just my personal opinion). Also, the ending felt rushed.
Personally, I think it's a readable book, even though the rating is a bit low. I read almost the entire thing without skipping any chapters, and it felt very heartwarming, with touches of national righteousness and sweet moments between the male and female leads. Overall, it's quite good.
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 I want to say, putting aside whether the female lead's actions are reasonable or not, since she knew her maternal grandfather's family lived in Northwest China, why didn't she go to visit them or ask someone to look after them? Weren't she worried at all if the elderly couple got sick? She just skipped that difficult period and went straight to meeting them. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I genuinely love the author's writing style. The female lead is portrayed very realistically, and the male lead is also very relatable and down-to-earth.
The book is really good. Every character is very well-developed, with distinct personalities. It's not exaggerated or pretentious, and the plot fits the era perfectly! (I really like the male and female protagonists. I finished listening to the whole thing in just two days and still want more.)
🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍 So good! Keep it up, author! Keep it up!
This is a true glimpse into the lives of ordinary people. There are no top scorers in the college entrance exam, no outrageously wealthy homebuyers in Beijing. It contains the calculations of rural people, the calculations of petty urbanites, and the forbearance, hibernation, and struggles of educated youth sent to the countryside.
The characters are distinctive, the story is concise and engaging, and it's a great read. A few extra scenes would make it perfect.
This is so good! I'll stay up all night to finish it. Author, keep up the good work! [Please update more frequently!]
Cherishing the people in front of you is the best thing to do. Sometimes you have to bear the consequences of your actions and not act impulsively so you'll regret it later.