
With My Space, I Never Worry About Food or Drink in the 1970s
带着空间在七零不愁吃喝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 220k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- A Young Woman's Turbulent Life in the Old Days年代小女子的波折人生Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
86Chapters
2.6kReads · 30 days
298.3kReads · all time
137Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.5Score
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Thankfully, the soldier wasn't the male lead. He grew up in the countryside, only had a junior high school education, and aside from being good-looking, they didn't have much in common. Plus, he was a soldier, the kind you rarely see. The female lead, on the other hand, was a well-educated intellectual who went to university—truly accomplished in both academics and extracurriculars.
Some say the female lead is too weak, but I think she simply possesses a special ability that changes people's hearts and the conditions of that era. I really like this book. Life is never smooth sailing. Without a good family background, how easy is it to carve out your own path? Setbacks are inevitable. The female lead will become stronger, stronger in spirit. Only those with strong spirits can stand at the top. Looking forward to updates.
Although the female lead seems a bit repressed, she's quite in line with the trends of that era. She's cautious and prudent, never letting her sense of security lead to carelessness; those who shape an era are never simple people. Just go with the flow; your own safety is paramount.
One chapter a day is too little; it'll drive impatient readers like me to give up. I suggest the author add two more chapters, three a day would be better. 👍
The female lead doesn't necessarily love the male lead that much. After sacrificing a lot for her parents, they abandoned her for their fourth son. When she needed companionship the most, the male lead kissed and hugged her, and it was also because they were about to get married and she had a family.
The author should write Zhao Tong's grandfather off the show, and then Li should be injured and discharged from the army.
I watched half of it and found it incredibly heartwarming. I felt sorry for the female lead but also angry at her lack of self-respect. She clearly had such great abilities, so why did she end up being framed by her own family, abandoned by them after being sent to the countryside, and even losing her fiancé to someone else? I hope that when the female lead becomes successful in the future, she can get her revenge. Aren't you using your power to oppress people? Couldn't you just submit a report?
This book is alright. Some friends said that the female protagonist, despite having a special ability, lives such a repressed life, and it's true, her life is full of twists and turns. Actually, life is like that; there are always things we can't control. As members of society, we can't just do whatever we want without considering the consequences. That's the realism of this novel. It makes you want to keep reading.
It's absolutely brilliant! There aren't any overly powerful plot devices, but the storyline is very well-designed and engaging. There aren't many superhuman characters or overpowered abilities; everyone simply wants to improve their life.
It's alright...! It's not as bad as they say. Anyway, I finished it. Compared to some novels that I couldn't finish, this one is pretty good! But I just want to ask, does the author have a grudge against that Zhao something-or-other, the one who stole his man, Zhao Ting or Zhao Wan? There's another book with that name.