I Refuse to Go to the Countryside in the 1970s
穿到七十年代不下乡
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- Reborn in the 1970s: With a Pocket Dimension, She Marries an Officer穿到七十年代：得空间嫁军官Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's rare to find a good one out of a hundred. These days, historical fiction is truly indescribable. It's either drooling over unrequited love or a naive, overly devoted heroine. Even with powerful identities and cheat codes, they still live miserable lives. They're either pretending to be innocent or saintly. This is one of the few good ones out of a hundred.
It's a very enjoyable period novel. There's no exaggerated material possessions or exaggerated collection of gold, silver, jewels, or money. There are some extreme characters, but they are few and far between. It's a very lighthearted story, with harmonious and simple family relationships.
The female lead's spatial ability is pretty good; she can plant and harvest everything with her mind, and even preserve it. It's a very versatile space. But why does the female lead in every historical novel have to go to the black market? Maybe that's just a unique feature. If you like this kind of story, you might want to check it out…
The story was pretty good up to chapter 26. I was just reading a dozen chapters and I wanted to tell the author not to get all lovestruck and infatuated, and to tell my partner I have a space ability. But then, in chapter 26, the infatuation kicks in! [What?] Well then, I wish you continued success in your writing!
It's a nice, lighthearted story. The family is loving and harmonious, with no awful characters. It's just a bit ahead of its time; in the 1970s, an ordinary working-class family already had a TV and a telephone.
So far it's been good. There aren't many bad characters, the female lead has a good personality, she has a lot of advantages, and she doesn't go to the countryside. I'll keep watching.
The plot is well-written, the female lead's character is portrayed with great subtlety, the romance between the male and female leads is rich, the family environment is warm and inviting, and there are no truly awful characters. The only downside is that there aren't enough episodes; it's not enough to keep you entertained. I highly recommend everyone to enjoy it! 💕
It's a period romance novel, not too bad, just a few occasional ones. The writing is alright, I've read over 50 chapters. I'm starting to lose interest. Maybe you should write a modern story instead. A period setting, but a modern plot. A lot of things don't fit the era, it's really distracting. Sigh. But overall, it's not bad.
She's spoiled rotten by both her family and her husband's family; I'm so envious! I especially love stories about families doting on each other.
Wow, this is so sweet! I love it! Please, author, update more often!