An Only Daughter in the 1950s
五十年代独生女
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- Completed
- Length
- 330k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 10mo ago
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Other names
- After Being Born into the Wrong Family, I Returned to the 1950s as an Only Daughter投错胎后我回到五十年代当独生女Alternate title on Fanqie
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To be honest, I didn't think the female lead was a saint; she just lacked foresight while maintaining a kind heart. Under her father's guidance, she became better and better. I find it terrifying that a very capable person is so cold-hearted in peacetime.
It's actually quite interesting and exciting. At first, seeing the ratings, I thought it might not be good, but the subject matter was genuinely interesting, so I kept reading, and unexpectedly, I became completely engrossed. It doesn't have the typical black market raiding and treasure hunting plots found in most period novels, but it's still quite entertaining.
The plot is clear, focusing on everyday family life, making it a very enjoyable watch. 😌
It's alright... The female lead is from another time... Sometimes she acts like a real child...
It's very nice and heartwarming. In that era, the female protagonist was blessed to have such loving parents. It touches on the many troubles caused by different eras. Although the author doesn't describe them specifically, many scenes are very evocative of that time.
From being neglected by her patriarchal parents to surviving and starving in the apocalypse, the female protagonist arrives at the underworld and discovers she was reincarnated into the wrong body. She becomes an only child in the 500 millionth century, pampered by her parents, and her relatives aren't too awful. The story is quite heartwarming. It's just a shame it was a bit short.
It was quite heartwarming, but the ending felt a bit rushed.
It's great. The story mainly revolves around the female lead, but I've always been curious about who the male lead is. A childhood sweetheart, always there for you, silently supporting you—that kind of relationship is truly enviable.
It's quite beautiful, and I really like this warm and cozy lifestyle.
The ending felt a bit rushed; I feel like I could have written more. But it was still quite interesting. 😏😏😏👍👍👍