Transmigrated into a Period Novel, I Refuse to Move to the Countryside
穿到年代文抵死不下乡
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- Completed
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- 210k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- An Era Novel: Everyday Family Life in the City年代文：在城里的家长里短Alternate title on Fanqie
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First of all, welcome everyone to join in the fun! Secondly, this book isn't particularly good, but it's full of gossip. When I got to the part with Aunt Lin, I was initially quite angry. The male lead didn't care at all that as long as he was good to her and his brother, his wife got scolded, and his daughter was labeled a "money-losing daughter."
The female lead is quite entertaining, observing the drama and gossip throughout; the melodrama is all other people's. The female lead is a carefree, laid-back character. The writing is also quite good. After reading the first half, I feel it deserves a 9 out of 10.
It's great! The writing is excellent. It's not a typical "face-slapping" story, but it captures the essence of everyday life—a steady, flowing stream of emotions, with unexpected surprises amidst the mundane. The entire family in the story is vividly portrayed, each character and temperament is very lifelike. Definitely worth reading!!!
This story is so interesting! It really satisfied my craving for gossip. One word: awesome! I used to not really enjoy stories where the protagonist fights against awful characters. They might be fun at first, but get tiring as they go on. I don't like social interactions, and putting myself in the protagonist's shoes really drained my energy towards the end.
It's very interesting; reading all 66 chapters felt like reading 666 chapters. It mainly deals with everyday family matters, with many characters, but the author writes in a very organized way, and the characters' personalities are clear. You can tell who's who just by reading a few chapters, which is great.
The plot is quite original, and the author's thought process is unique; you never know what will happen next. It's pretty good. The female lead's choice of marriage isn't too different from ordinary blind dates. The only odd thing is the relationship between the female lead and her spouse: her cousin says she's a money-loser, yet she can tolerate it and even see her good qualities in the cousin's…
I found this book on another of the author's novels. It's a very good book. The short opening has already vividly portrayed the main characters. I'm looking forward to it!
Haha, there are so many plot twists in there! With so many rebirths, the world must have collapsed! 🤭🤭🤭 Despite having so many siblings, the family is quite united. Highly recommended! 👍👍
I enjoy reading this kind of novel; most of them are filled with various gossip and scandals. I'd never read this type of novel before, so this was my first time trying it, and I thought it was pretty good. When I read the ending and the female lead returned to the time of the car accident, I felt a sense of loss. If you're looking for something to read, this is a good option and worth checking out.
It's very relaxing to read, especially the gossip—it's all so interesting! I love reading stories where the female lead just listens to the gossip and doesn't get involved.