After I Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1970s, I Win Over the Cannon-Fodder Male Lead and Live the Easy Life
穿书七零拿下炮灰男配后一路躺赢
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- Completed
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- 535k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The author seems to have put a lot of effort and seriousness into writing, like a well-written essay. But what kind of character is the female lead? Is she a strong, tomboyish woman who cries all the time, or is she love-obsessed? And why is she constantly being compared to the original book? The ambiguous interactions between the male and female leads don't feel sweet; they just give me goosebumps.
The overall structure is complete, the pacing is tight, and it captures the authenticity of that era. Definitely worth looking forward to! 😚
In the early stages, the female lead lacked a sense of security and hadn't fully immersed herself in the era and the world of the book, so she was a bit selfish and confused, which I think is normal. The male lead wasn't very strong, and the female lead was also a bit weak. Overall, the novel is quite good, and the female lead's changed state is commendable.
Super good! Highly recommended! The female lead's positive attitude towards life is especially inspiring!
The one-cubic-meter space is quite nice; the female lead has a resilient personality and is very strong-willed to survive in the 1970s. It's great! Xiaoxiao cried several times in front of the male lead, cried because she was afraid of the dark, sang to cheer him up, and easily let her guard down with people. She gave off a slight sense of Lu Xiao Kui (or maybe I'm just imagining things).
I feel that Yan Xiaoxiao is somewhat like a doting mother; some harm done is irreparable.
Keep up the good work, author!