Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970s, I Use the System to Beat Up a Gold-Digging Man
穿书七零，带着系统暴打软饭男
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- Completed
- Length
- 388k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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They're all sweet romances with no angst.
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I've been following it closely and it's pretty good. The most important thing is that it's "enjoyable"—there's no particularly melancholic or tragic element; the protagonist basically just charges ahead. Reading web novels is really just about having fun and killing time. As long as it's engaging and enjoyable, that's enough. 👍👍👍😄😄😄
The author writes well, but please don't let it become too love-obsessed too early on, please!
Excellent! The female lead is very strong! I love it! Five-star rating!
It's a great read, and it doesn't portray the original male and female leads negatively. I really enjoyed it and hope the author continues to update.
Sleepy Sleepy's writing style and updates have been quite consistent. The first post is, of course, the best. The female lead is highly skilled in combat, has strong practical abilities, and doesn't talk much. The male lead is alright; he's the type who conquers himself through his own efforts. The educated youth settlement is barely harmonious, there aren't many awful characters, the female lead and supporting female characters have a good relationship, and there aren't many plot holes.
I finally finished reading it. The female protagonist in this book is very rational, decisive, and quick to avenge herself! The male lead is the goofy type. Whether it's the main character or the supporting character, everyone has their own role to play. The ending was so satisfying! Seriously, I love this kind of ending!! (Maybe it's because I don't really like watching stories with kids, hahaha.)
It's a good read. The female lead is natural and unpretentious; she doesn't cultivate immortality and is like a normal person who has had some extraordinary encounters. Although she can kill wild boars, she uses tools and skills, which makes the premise acceptable.
The book is well-written; I finished it. While the story itself wasn't particularly unique, the female lead's personality was very likable. The low rating is probably because the author forgot about the system after the initial 100+ points, and I didn't really enjoy the part where the character was constantly led by the system in the beginning…
The plot isn't particularly original, but it's still quite good. The emoticons are fine for casual chatting and occasionally expressing emotions, but using them to represent all feelings is really unacceptable, because not all emoticons are truly empathetic.
It's pretty good. The female lead is a straightforward person who clearly distinguishes between right and wrong. Her background is a bit melodramatic, but it's not a big problem. The original female lead is also a good person. The two initially planned to keep to themselves, but perhaps they were attracted to each other and became best friends. The male lead is also good.