
Transmigrate into a Book: In the 1970S, I Became the Female Lead's Foil
穿书七零,我成了女主的对照组
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 221k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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89Chapters
196Reads
6.0Score
24Listens
66.8kReads · all time
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I don't know whether I'm reading a book with Su Ye as the protagonist or a book with Wang Xiuxiu. It's over 50 chapters in. The beginning is okay, but Wang Xiuxiu's appearance rate is so high later on that I almost forgot that Su Ye is the protagonist [face covering]
What's going on with these recent chapters? Joining the show?
It's a bit boring to wear. Almost everything is modern, but it's interesting if you like the group portraits, and some of the content here will fit in with the rural stories, especially the part about scolding people. I really like Wang Xiuxiu's ungrateful spirit, especially when scolding the stinky gangster, this is the inheritance of rural people. The quintessence of the Chinese nation, women should be self-reliant. Modern people do like feudal dross, but there are always some people who light up the way forward for women, making them more open-minded, more accepting of themselves, more like individuals, and have the right to execute their own bodies. I love my own body as much as I want. Why should everyone want to be the master of my body? I think these people have very good minds. Their bodies, whether I get married or have children, are all of their own free will and they have no regrets. This article made me see that the upward power of women is what we lack in modern times, self-confidence and sunshine, and not feeling inferior.
You have time travel and rebirth, so why don't you give me a golden finger?
It's so beautiful. Why are the reborn ones in it so funny? [Laughter and cry][laughter and cry][laughter and cry]
There is no chronological story about the male protagonist. There will be more reborn female appearances in the follow-up. The female protagonist has almost become a supporting role. If you don't like the golden finger, you can read it. Generally speaking, it is okay.
I envy the heroine's freedom and ease
It's fun in the front, but plain and warm in the back, and has a happy ending.
A very unique farming story of the era. It's the first time I've seen one without a male protagonist. There are no boys. We girls can also live well. Like [like]
It should be said that it is a group text, worth reading