
Transmigrated into a Book: Jiang Sui’s Educated Youth Life in the 1970s
穿书七零姜穗的知青生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 181k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
76Chapters
370Reads · 30 days
81.8kReads · all time
126Shelves
8.0Score
Reader comments 24
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It's alright; it's the daily life of educated youth sent to the countryside, a steady and unchanging routine. The female lead is cheerful and outgoing, and has strong practical skills. However, she doesn't retaliate after being framed by the original female lead, which is too Zen-like. The male lead is a naive, love-struck military officer, which is not bad.
I want to give myself a five-star review 😳😳
It's super good, but updates are a bit infrequent 🤦🤦🤦
This is a very heartwarming novel. The male protagonist's behavior in every aspect is exactly what every girl dreams of in a romantic relationship. Before he starts having affairs, he listens to his wife in everything, and his wife's words are law. He doesn't need to do food, housework, or cooking. This is probably the kind of life that every girl longs for.
Finished reading it, five stars! I'm so tired of historical fiction filled with backstabbing, family feuds, and female supporting characters. It's refreshing to read something so simple and understated. Definitely worth reading.
Beautiful! A simple, peaceful life is wonderful.
It's good, I recommend you take a look.
I love the personalities of the male and female leads; it's truly a great watch.
It's pretty good, worth watching.
The female lead is not love-obsessed.