I Transmigrated to the 1970s and Was Spoiled by a Warmhearted Man
穿越七零我被暖男宠上天
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- Completed
- Length
- 418k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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160Chapters
196Reads · 30 days
131.7kReads · all time
8.7Score
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It feels like there are two female leads; and that Meiyun is better than the female lead in every way 😂
Good, it matches what I wanted to see.
This book's rating is a bit low. It's sweet throughout, with no misunderstandings or awful characters. The interactions between the educated youth are unusually heartwarming. Usually, educated youth are scheming and backstabbing, but here they all become friends, especially the female lead and Gu Meiyun. I really envy their friendship. The female lead's lifestyle is also something I admire.
The characters in the book are all kind; there are no awful people, only ordinary people sharing everyday life. Some of their words and characters can make you feel warm. I really enjoy reading this type of novel. Real life is already difficult enough, so reading novels helps me relax and feel happy. It's great.
Lu Yiming ♥ Su Qianqian (Lu Zhiyao, Lu Zhiyi) Li Changzhi ♥ Zhou Meiyun (Li Chentao) A story featuring two female protagonists: time travel to the countryside, marriage and children, returning to the city after taking the college entrance exam, making money through business, buying a house and a car, retiring and traveling, and a happy ending. To summarize, it's not bad to read.
Everything's fine. Whether these two transmigrated or had a system, they didn't rely on anything else in the end; they both relied on their own efforts. Anyway, they're still good friends, and things seem pretty good. The female lead and her husband are truly sweet from beginning to end, with nothing off-putting.
So far, it seems pretty good. It has two female leads, and their relationship is quite good. They each have their own space, but they look out for each other, build houses together, and go out to sell supplies to earn money – it's quite harmonious. Why are people criticizing it? I almost missed it. I'll see how it goes later.
I really like cheering!
It's well-written; the characters are goal-oriented and have their own opinions. The educated youth were less calculating, and the village had fewer awful characters, creating a harmonious and warm atmosphere.
Worth watching, so good!