The Sixties: You Don’t Want the Real Heiress? Then I’ll Cut Ties

I was almost misled by the ratings, but it's really good. The female lead is a newbie in the apocalypse with little combat ability, but she's smart, kind, and resourceful. This book breaks away from the typical plot of other historical fiction, and the story is logical. I hope the author continues to work hard and update more often. Also, is the male lead Gu?

It's very well-written and makes me want to keep reading. I haven't encountered any major flaws so far. I really like the female lead's personality; she's a strong and capable woman. Even when the male lead appears, he doesn't seem dependent on me; he's focused on improving himself. The supporting characters are all very positive. Keep updating! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

It's quite good, why is the rating so low? Was it maliciously rated? I almost clicked the "X" because of the rating. I love the female lead's personality so much!!! She turns on you the moment someone bullies her; I haven't seen this type of female lead in a long time!!!

I couldn't get enough! It's so well-written and exciting. This is a rather different version of historical fiction—the male and female leads take the path of the system. The key is that the female lead relies on her own abilities to get to where she is today, step by step. It's incredibly difficult and she's absolutely amazing.

The novel's content is quite good; the female lead is described in great detail, and the content is quite relevant to the era. The main issue is that the male lead and his family are too servile (excluding Gu Yunfeng and his father). The above comments are not directed at the author, but only at the male lead and his family.

It's alright. The subject matter is rare. Although there are quite a few bugs, they are not too exaggerated. The male and female leads and the plot are a bit off in the middle, but they are not completely messed up. They get back on track later. The female lead's social skills are worth learning. It'll probably be difficult to write more, so this is the end. P.

I love it! 😍 I love career-driven female leads. I don't like weak, saintly female leads, [note] so I absolutely love this female lead. She retaliates when she's hurt, not caring about the perpetrator's reaction, but only wishing for the perpetrator's demise. There's no such thing as letting things take their natural course. Bad people don't suddenly become good just because you're an outsider.

The female lead is very charming. Although there's a male lead, you can feel that she's the central figure of the story, which fits my image of a "strong female lead." While the female lead has many rivals, and some of their interactions didn't feel particularly intellectually stimulating to my taste, it was still a very enjoyable read. 💕

It's a very good book and worth reading. I'm very sorry that the author finished it so quickly; I look forward to the author continuing to write when they have more time. Another point the author didn't quite make clear is how Wu You and the mysterious man (Second Uncle) had any contact before buying the information.

It's pretty good. The female lead is also very capable. She works hard and strives to get into a career in politics. However, she has quite a few awful people around her. I hope she continues to do well in the future!