The 1970s: Beating Up the Female Lead, This Trouble-Making Cannon Fodder Won't Die Young
七零：打哭女主，作精炮灰不早嘎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 396k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- After Kicking Out the Vicious Heroine, Her Kids' Dad Rises to the Top踹飞恶毒女主，崽子她爹飞黄腾达Alternate title on Fanqie
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The storyline is fresh and original, very creative, highly recommended 🥰🥰🥰🥰 It's just too short.
It's a good watch. It's my first time watching this kind of new genre, and I really like the female lead's character – she's vengeful and decisive, and doesn't procrastinate. The male lead is also the doting husband type. Although they don't have a very deep emotional connection, they both want to build a good life together and feel they're compatible. And it's really rare to find a synopsis and plot that match perfectly.
It's so good! 🥰 The plot is exciting, the story is fresh, and I really love the female lead's personality—decisive and vengeful, it's so satisfying to watch! 😆 The interactions between the male and female leads are also very sweet and heartwarming. And if possible, I wish there were more sweet moments between them! 🤭 Author, keep up the good work! Looking forward to the next installment…
I absolutely adore this quirky female lead; she makes life a nightmare for the villains.
It's sweet, but could you please add an epilogue where Jiang Beichen and Brother Lin get together? It feels so disappointing 😢😢😢
Well, I really like this book. After all, the female lead won't forgive him because of the original female lead's family. Although she's quite demanding in the book, the male lead is very tolerant of her. That's because he fell in love with her at first sight from the beginning. Seeing her unleash her full power of drama was inexplicably satisfying. I think it's very well done.
That's good. They should seek justice for themselves and take revenge for themselves! My brother and Gofu have also found fulfillment in other dimensions. Although they sacrificed a lot for each other, they still came together... Bless them!
The only thing I didn't like about this book was the original male lead. He should have been able to be happily together with the female lead. He was such a good person; why did another male lead have to come along and stab him in the back? I know that's how the book was written, but I really felt sorry for the original male lead. Sigh.
A fantastic and highly recommended read. The story originates from two different versions, but they share the same setting: a small mountain village. The main characters are the same three people: a village girl, a beautiful young woman sent to the countryside, and her refined and noble childhood sweetheart. The first version is based on the village girl's memories.
It wasn't until episode 50-something that I understood why Lin Weizhou was so good to Jiang Beining. It turns out Lin Weizhou and Jiang Beining's brother, Jiang Beichen, were a couple, and Lin Weizhou entrusted his child to Jiang Beichen before he died. Jiang Beichen's death was a source of deep regret for me. Lin Weizhou treated Beining like his own sister, which put his brother at ease.