The 1970s: Marrying a Handsome Educated Youth
七零之嫁给帅气男知青
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- I Eat Well and Live Well in the 1970s Through Interplanar Trading我靠位面交易在七零吃香喝辣Former title · until Oct 2026
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From this point of view, the early stage is still good, but the character of the heroine is a little silly and sweet, and the golden finger is okay. The only regret is that the educated youth male protagonist has a lot of peach blossoms. I know he is a peach blossom. He wants to pursue the heroine, but he doesn't cut it off in advance. It looks terrible. Otherwise, it is okay. I will give it a friendly four stars. I hope you will work harder in the future and the character will not collapse. I will continue to pay attention and add it to the bookshelf collection.
It's good to watch. As a long-time fan, I think the author's writing is quite good. And I saw some people commenting that the male protagonist has many romances. In fact, there is only one. Isn't it true that good people are not allowed to be liked by others?? As long as there is no such bloody plot, it would be fine. More than ten years old
The setting is actually good. Personally, I think the heroine can be relied on to be smarter and smarter. Although I don't know what the image of the heroine originally wanted to be described by the author, but now it seems that the heroine is a bit dull and stupid, and the things related to the heroine are also a bit childish and easy to interact with. I can increase the difficulty appropriately or rely on real life (it's just my reading preference, don't take it to heart if you don't want to hear it)
It's very interesting. It's about a plane trading system. I'm currently trading the original interstellar world in the post-apocalyptic world. I'm looking forward to the follow-up world. The female protagonist uses her golden fingers to improve her family. The male protagonist's emotional line is also okay.
The content is rich and the characters are described in detail, making it more and more enjoyable. The female protagonist has her own thoughts and will not be confused by the appearance of the male protagonist.
Not bad, I quite like it, and I can make money in an ordinary way! There are not so many ups and downs, and my friends in other dimensions are also ordinary people who live their lives! I thought the male and female protagonists in the Grandpa plot would break up, but it turned out not to be! It's okay╮(￣▽￣)╭! I just don't understand why the heroine travels to various planes in the later episode? [What]
Looks good! Come on, come on, come on!
It looks great. Multi-dimensional transactions are great. It suits my taste very well.
The story is very well written and I found that the plot becomes richer and richer as it goes on. Come on, the author, I hope you work hard to read it. It's really enjoyable but it's really too little. Come on, come on, you are the best.
I think the subject matter is very novel, and there are indeed a lot of flaws in the early stage, but I think if I don't read the comments, I can still accept it. After reading the comments, I will think, oh! It turns out that my requirements were too low. Well, probably! I would like to say that people who think there are too many flaws can write a novel and read it! I want to know what your specific strengths are. I'm curious and want to read them. After all, I've read too many novels and I really want to read some that are well-written. I don't have the ability, so I can only rely on others to write them! Come on!