The 1970S: I Became a Human Food Vacuum and Won Over the Army's Top Man
七零，穿成干饭桶，撩到军中王
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- Completed
- Length
- 387k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Period Romance with a Brutal, No-Nonsense Heroine!
The heroine has a bad temper and starts fighting at the slightest provocation. Only the male lead can calm her down.
Strong Female Leads Who’d Rather Throw a Punch Than Waste Their Breath
A strong male lead and a strong female lead, joining forces
I Want Period Dramas! A Soldier Male Lead, All Sweetness, No Angst, No Toxic Characters
Looking for a Military Marriage in a Period-Era Story 🔥 The Heroine Can Join Her Husband at His Posting, and It’s Sweet
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Are Rural Educated Youth Sent Only to the North, Not the South?
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Any Period Pieces About the Love Between Parents?
I've read several novels and haven't found anything really good. I've been looking for ages, and I'm exhausted. Any recommendations? I'll read them one by one.
A Ruthless, Incredibly Capable Female Lead in a Period-Era Story
Looking for a Strong, Intelligent, Capable Heroine with Sound Values
Preferably a farming novel.
Period-Era Stories With a Strong Female Lead
Are there any novels like this?
Looking for a Strong Female Lead Who Hunts in the Mountains and Gathers Wild Fruit to Support Her Family
Any Period Dramas with an Obsessively Devoted Male Lead? No Saintly Female Leads
A possessive, love-struck type, but not the nonsensical or over-the-top kind. More like someone who makes her feel completely secure in every way. He won’t misunderstand her because of her friends. He’ll always choose option A. Even if she does something really bad, he’ll still take her side.
Sweet Romance With a Soldier in a Period-Era Story
A Period Novel With a Female Lead Who Is Very Strong and Eats a Lot
Female Lead Is a Bandit or Has Incredible Strength
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I like watching this kind of thing. I didn't know if it was a double heroine at first. It's quite fresh and the content is pretty good. It doesn't drag on. The characters are clean and neat. I like it. Keep going. Please update quickly.
Not bad, not bad, really good! The male protagonist is really good. He can express his feelings directly if he likes him. He also has a very good personality. Regardless of the heroine, if you don't like it, you don't like it; if you like it, you like it. There's not much female competition either! The original heroine and the female co-stars all get along well with each other, they are not fawning over each other, nor are they hostile or jealous.
The heroine's character is pretty good, but she's just not very good at being a scumbag, and it's a bit annoying to always pull her back and forth. The male protagonist is also okay, overall you can watch it.
I have always liked heroines in these post-apocalyptic period novels, especially those with a clear mind and a strong sense of force. I am very satisfied with them.
It's very interesting. Although there are real and fake daughters in this article, the heroine did not explore it after knowing her identity. I think this is correct because her current life is very warm. [Full]
From what I have read from the previous book, the author's other book is very exciting, but this one is a little lacking. I haven't read enough yet. Just wait [Blow a kiss]
It truly restores the rural life in the chili-eating areas (Sichuan, Chongqing, Hunan and Guizhou) in the 1970s. There are no oxcarts from the village to the commune, but only oxcarts or tractors from the commune to the county seat. Pickles, dried vegetables, chili peppers... Not the Holy Mother, her family signed up for her to go to the countryside, and she also signed up for her adopted brother (former fiancé) to go to the countryside. Her family abused her, so she stole the whole house. When he was single and weak, he did not mention breaking off the relationship. After he went to the countryside, he was still isolated and resolutely broke off the relationship. The whole family dotes on her, especially her mother-in-law and grandma. Her character is really easy to get along with. (Those who win the female elders from their husband's family win the world)
The heroine's sense of boundaries is really just right, she gets along well with another person who has space, and she doesn't go looking for her biological parents. She lives a good life and has her own family. I think this is good. In particular, this is the first article I have read about educated youths sent to the countryside in the South. I have read too many articles from the Northeast, and this article has given me a lot of insight.
The author's writing is good, but I feel like I haven't read enough. Too little, the ending felt a bit rushed and unfinished, and the heroine's life story was not explained, which was harmful. After reading this book, I realized that I had read the author's second book, and the first one was also good. Looking forward to the author's third work, I've been paying attention.
Lin Boliang shook Su Liyun's hand The writing is really good, but it has a different feeling [laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]