I Brought a Jewelry Store to the 1970s, and the Cannon-Fodder Heroine Wants to Lie Flat

It's not bad. The female lead isn't a saint; her life is peaceful, and she lives the life she wants. There aren't many awful characters; her family is all very kind. She manages to keep the few with a few ulterior motives in check.

The female protagonist is thoughtful and insightful in her approach to relationships and family, maintaining a rational and clear-headed perspective even when faced with a wealthy and handsome man. Love is something that can be encountered or sought; it's too rare to seize an opportunity to hold onto happiness and sweetness in a lifetime. 😄

The heartwarming slice-of-life story is pretty much as described in the synopsis. There are no overpowered plot devices or constant slapping down of awful characters. The family is harmonious and loving, the atmosphere is great, and the portrayal of ordinary, everyday emotions is very well done. Everyone's attitude and values ​​are very positive (except for the awful ones). It's a great read! Keep up the good work, author! [Requesting more updates!] 😘

The author has a good grasp of pacing, making it a comfortable read. The everyday life is narrated in a gentle and detailed way, while also incorporating some characteristics of the era. It's quite good. The female lead has a really nice personality—generous, easygoing, and adorable—and her family is incredibly warm-hearted. The male lead is a bit of a romantic at heart.

The pacing of this book is quite good. Some people are asking why the female lead didn't marry someone close to her parents. I want to say that her parents both agreed, and her in-laws even said they'd be together in their old age. It's ridiculous to say she disregards her parents and only cares about love. Anyway, it's a good read.

This is absolutely amazing! I personally love historical fiction, but I don't like stories with a lot of awful characters. I prefer slice-of-life, heartwarming stories with fewer awful characters. I really enjoy the lives of the characters in historical fiction, and this story is so slice-of-life and heartwarming. Sisters who like this kind of story absolutely must read it!

I can't understand why this story has such a low rating. I absolutely adore a simple, ordinary life; it's just so wonderful. There are no awful characters, and even if there are one or two, they're quickly resolved. There aren't any particularly close friends or relatives, and no extreme personality reversals.

We've now seen the male and female leads officially together. The female lead is very clear-headed; her self-reflection on whether or not to date the male lead is quite insightful, and the family atmosphere is very loving. The author's writing style is quite smooth, warm and understated, and the romance between the male and female leads isn't exaggerated.

A heartwarming slice-of-life drama, very enjoyable. The female lead possesses a seemingly ordinary yet incredibly valuable space 😄. This space can't preserve food, it's just storage, but it's filled entirely with gold bars—so enviable! Therefore, the family's life is full of warmth and everyday joy. The elders are kind, the couple is loving, and the children are smart and well-behaved.

It's pretty good. The main and supporting couples' love and career storylines are both well done, and it doesn't feel like a fast-paced romance.