
A Powerful Figure’s Memoirs from the 1960s
60年代大佬记事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 453k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Transmigrating to the 1960s: The Heroine Is Tough and Doesn't Waste Words穿越六零女主人狠话不多Alternate title on Fanqie
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Very good, very exciting. The female lead should be an ordinary person.
Keep it up, you're the best!
The story is good, but the author is a bit careless with their typing, often misplacing punctuation marks, making it slightly difficult to read. The content itself is quite good though; hopefully, they'll be more careful with their writing next time.
I think 6.7 is way too low; this book is actually quite good. The only downside is the male lead's initial introduction, which is a bit of that overbearing, greasy CEO type. Just skip that part. The female lead has a very clear understanding of her own position and career plans. It's also a unique period drama, breaking away from the typical business formula.
This book is pretty good, but it might not be entirely accurate for the 1960s.
This is so good! I binged the latest episode and can't wait for the next update!!!
I appreciate the author's values; she doesn't force the female protagonist to have a son to demonstrate her worth, believing that being an only child is perfectly fine.
It was so good! How could it end so quickly? I haven't had enough!
I love how arrogant the female lead is! We can't let Voldemort get away with this. If you like this, please update more often! I'm looking forward to seeing more of the female lead's career! (Just a side note, the character on the cover looks a bit scary and not very appealing.)
It's alright, but the punctuation really affects the reading experience.