Back to the 1970s: Home Is Where My Heart Belongs
重回七零：家我心归处
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- Completed
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- 708k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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- Back to the 1970s: My Northeast Hometown重回七零我的东北老家Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author writes well, very good! 👌🏻 Keep it up and write more chapters! 👍
A stream-of-consciousness piece depicting everyday life and work with a strong sense of human warmth and relatability. The female protagonist traveled back to the future. Although she has regrets, she still works and lives her life seriously, but she has become very cautious and timid. The whole family is very warm and helpful to each other. There aren't many eccentric characters.
To live with clarity, to die beautifully! If life ends so perfectly, who would fear death? I've put it on the bookshelf; I can read it whenever I want—a beautiful story of life. A truly wonderful book, offering a different kind of meaning to life.
The male and female leads both have wonderful families with strong moral values. The female lead is kind and lovely, bringing warmth to every family member and being the family's darling; she cherishes the mutual support among family members. The male lead is handsome and incredibly good to the female lead; their wedding night is somewhat funny…
Seeing the scene of the old man's suicide made me cry so much. After finishing the epilogue, I felt like I wanted more. When I first clicked on this book, I thought it would be as unremarkable as the synopsis suggested, and like other period dramas. But I didn't expect so many surprises. There weren't any major twists or adventures, just lots of little delights.
I cried uncontrollably at the end! How painful is parting! Only those who have experienced it firsthand can truly understand! I wish the ending was real. A very special book? No extreme characters. Not many twists and turns. Only family and love. The love isn't dramatic, but a gentle, flowing stream. As for family, many reviews say the female lead is given too much, too saintly.
This is amazing! I can't wait for the author to update! Please update soon!!!
It's definitely good-looking, the content is exciting and interesting, Luo Fanjin and Ban Junzhi's life is peaceful and loving, and their daily family life is something everyone longs for. I like you for no reason 💕💕💕
It's very warm and cozy, with no unnecessary words, and flows smoothly.
Amazing! The female lead travels to the future and then returns to her own time, falling in love with the male lead across two lifetimes. They have twins, triplets, and five sons—a true winner in life! A harmonious family, a united clan, no scoundrels, and a legacy that will last for centuries!