I Led the Whole Village to Wealth in the Seventies
我在七零带全村致富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 197k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
97Chapters
105Reads
40Listens
14.4kReads · all time
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A Period-Era Novel Where the Female Lead Helps Her Neighbors Escape Poverty and Get Rich
The heroine can be from the city, from the countryside, or a sent-down youth. But there has to be a plotline where she helps the villagers get rich.
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Reader comments 5
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After reading almost a dozen chapters, I found out that the author had something to say, saying that if she didn't make a vicious female supporting character, Da Ya would become better in the future, so I just gave up on it. I want to ask the author what his views are? The original owner lost his life, and yet he still says he won't have a vicious female supporting role. No matter how hard he cleans himself up, he can't accept this.
It's getting better and better, and it's getting more and more popular. The slow-burn type really makes people feel immersed in it. The heroine is not a virgin, and the supporting characters are not brainless. It ranks among the top five period novels I have read recently.
It's okay, it's worth watching, I hope it will get more exciting in the future 👍
I don't like these villagers anymore.
Pass by, pass by, pass by