The Little White Rabbit of the 1970s: Sweet, Tough, and a Little Cool
70年代小白兔，不娇不弱有点酷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 150k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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74Chapters
38Reads · 30 days
11.6kReads · all time
3Listens
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The author writes very well; the historical depth is evident in this period novel. Unlike the clichéd tales that use the period novel genre as a guise for a naive, sweet, and powerful female protagonist who fights her way through life, marries a high-ranking official, and enthusiastically embraces capitalism, this novel reveals traces of historical exploration between the lines.
The book is good, though the slice-of-life family stories are a bit short. But I think we should thank the older brother and sister-in-law for the extra chapters! Those selfish people should finally realize their mistakes!
It's good; the female lead keeps growing, and there are positive feedback at every step.
It's a great read, and very realistic. The female protagonist has her own ideas and forges her own path in a family that's full of hardship. The author is amazing!
Thank you to the readers for your encouragement! I'll light up my own page too 😳