Looking for a Long-Term Meal Ticket in the Sixties
在六零年代寻找长期饭票
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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I highly recommend this historical romance novel!!! The female lead is a self-centered, slightly dramatic character. She's smart, sweet-talking, and knows how to be charming, but not a saint. This pampered heroine works hard (by clinging to powerful figures) to ensure a comfortable life in that era 🤭. The writing and plot flow well, but it's just not enough! 💕
The female lead's personality is just like my mom says: lazy people have lazy luck. She's never done any housework at home, spoiled by her parents and brother. While in school, she found herself a husband who would provide a long-term meal ticket, and before graduation, she had already secured a job and a stable life. She's paving the way for herself step by step, which is pretty good.
A real-life photo album of a lucky girl. Wearing clothes from the era when parents loved you The female lead's older sister and sister-in-law dislike her, but they are suppressed by her mother. Because she can't endure hardship, she tries to win over the male lead. Although she is pure-hearted, she falls in love with him under his attentive care.
It's beautiful. I like this kind of female lead; she's not a saint.
Sigh, I'm a little disappointed that there's no cheat code, but the male and female leads' characters are still pretty good! It's just that I prefer strong female leads, so seeing the female lead trying to please the male lead at the beginning was a bit uncomfortable 😢.
It's so good! I absolutely love the female lead's character. I'm so fed up with those damn saintly female leads. And the male lead is handsome, which makes me love him even more 🥰. I can't get enough of it! The beginning was great, but the later parts got boring. It felt different once the wedding started.
The character designs are generally fine, nothing too outrageous. Keep it up, author! The male and female leads are both quite adorable. I hope the rest of the story is filled with cute everyday life moments. Please, no tragic or melodramatic romance; I don't want to read that. Thank you.
I've been following the updates and thought it was really well-written, so I was surprised to see the rating was so low. I feel like this book's rating has been unfairly low. Maybe people just prefer kind-hearted female protagonists with special abilities 🤦, but I prefer selfish female protagonists without such abilities. What else is there to live for if not for yourself?
I think it's quite good. It's not overly sentimental and reflects the realistic behavior of ordinary people who travel back in time. They vent their anger on the spot, and laziness brings its own rewards. If you focus on reading the novel without reading the comments, you won't have a bad experience, since the comment section is always full of arguments. The author's writing is quite good. The first half was okay, but I couldn't watch the rest 🤦
Although the female lead isn't perfect, and can even be a bit dramatic and capricious, it's all within acceptable limits. Her greatest achievement is finding a husband willing to devote himself entirely to her. Their relationship progresses quickly without dragging on, and she adores the male lead, spoiling him unconditionally.