The Little Rich Lady of the 1970s: Watching the Drama, Gossiping, and Falling in Love!
七零小富婆，看戏吃瓜谈恋爱！
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- Completed
- Length
- 243k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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A world shrouded in sieves is usually quite chaotic, but the author writes about it quite clearly and logically, with a slightly humorous writing style. The female lead has many friends, each with their own special abilities. Her family is harmonious, her friends are loving, her love is sweet, and the worst characters are quickly eliminated.
July 18 For Ling Qingzhu, today might be a day of double happiness, as she received her admission letter from Tsinghua University. The family also welcomed a little girl. Spring of 1980 Something sensational happened in Beijing today. Ling Qingzhu, the richest woman in the country, and Gu Chuqing, the head of the largest company in the country, are happily married.
Dear author, you are a good writer. It's understandable that the female lead has a space, it's understandable that the male lead has a space, and it's understandable that the female supporting character has a space. But how come there are so many reborn people, transmigrators, and people with spaces in this book? This is a transmigration and rebirth base for novels with multiple female leads, male leads, and female supporting characters.
I'd give it five stars. This is the first time I've read such a hilarious novel. Hahaha, the whole thing about a space system and rebirth is just about wholesale, it's pretty outrageous, hahaha 😄 The novel is just wildly imaginative and exaggerated. Although I haven't finished reading it all, I read part of it. It's a great comedic element, not complicated, just simple and exaggerated fiction.
It was actually quite good, funny and lighthearted, but it ended early, which felt like reading an unfinished novel, and I was really annoyed...
It's really good, the female lead is cute and also very straightforward 🤭
The content is the same as the name.
The writing is alright, but the ending is a bit rushed.
It's a great read, but there are just too many people who reincarnate or transmigrate through different spaces, it's all so ridiculous. The author's imagination is just too wild!
It's pretty good, quite nice.