Transmigrate into a Book: A Useless Woman’s Lie-Flat Life in the 1970s
穿书七零：小废物的躺平人生
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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- The 1970s: A Good-for-Nothing's Lie-Flat Life in the Protagonist's Village七零：小废物在主角村的躺平人生Alternate title on Fanqie
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The male and female leads are particularly interesting; they could be a winning combination if paired together. The male and female leads are rather selfish, but of course they don't harm anyone. They both seem to have a clear understanding of life, but the male lead's affections came as a bit unexpected. There aren't many bugs, but everyone in this small village is a reincarnation of someone from another book—it's truly amazing.
It's really good! I love the characters of the male and female leads. Life is so stressful these days; if you have the option to quit, you definitely shouldn't be a wage earner. The ending, where the female lead dies, was very sad because I read it in one go, so the beginning of the novel kept coming to mind.
It's beautiful. Life is this warm and simple, striving for happiness. There aren't that many nitpickers to nitpick.
This is the second novel I've read by this author. The writing is really good, and it's completely on my level of interest. At first, Wen Suisui disliked him for being like a hoodlum, and Lu Mingcheng disliked Wen Suisui for being arrogant and looking down on others. Later, the scornful little girl from the Red Flag Brigade and the lazy hoodlum fell in love for a lifetime. 💕
I really love this book; every character is so vividly portrayed. Wen Suisui's easygoing nature, Lu Mingcheng's hard work and a touch of roguishness, Wen Nian's composure and shrewdness, Bai Ling's bold and unrestrained pursuit of love, Wen Shi's quick wit and sharp tongue… they're like vivid scenes from real life! I feel like it could be made into a very engaging and enjoyable film.
It's really great, and the plot is very interesting; it's not one of those mindless, fluffy novels. The scene where the male and female protagonists go to the big city and invite their friends from the village to join them in their struggles is very realistic, and it even includes left-behind children.
It's a really magical book, quite enchanting. When I first started reading this rather mundane content, I thought I wouldn't be able to continue, but it really has a magical quality. The love life of the male and female protagonists is so much fun. The male and female protagonists in this book are so interesting, fulfilling all my ideas about a 90s gangster male protagonist and a shut-in female protagonist.
I give this book five stars; it's very good. The ending, however, brought me to tears quite a bit. Actually, I didn't really like the ending where the female lead wakes up. She has memories, but although there's a Lu Mingcheng in the story, he can't replace the Lu Mingcheng of that era. I probably would have been more accepting if she had no memories and started over.
This is indeed a very good novel. The only drawback is that the world is riddled with holes, but the author didn't let these reborn and transmigrated characters cause too much trouble, so their presence is not strong. The only exception is when the former female lead does the splits. Tomato's novels often feature long, drawn-out slices of daily life, filled with intricate details.
A short story, quite well-written, with no convoluted plot twists or cliffhangers; all the difficult characters are dealt with on the spot. It's simple and realistic. I'm glad I didn't give up on it because of its 8.0 Rating; it's good.