
Transmigrated to the 1970s: The Sweet Young Woman’s Easygoing Life
穿越七零,娇娇女的咸鱼生活
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- Completed
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- 807k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- A Sweet Young Woman's Days of Gossip in the 1970s娇娇女在七零吃瓜的日子Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is probably the most carefree type of female lead ever. No housework, super comfortable, and the household is easy to manage. Her "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) isn't too overpowered, not outrageous at all—just right, not too far-fetched. The romance between the male and female leads is alright.
Sure, it looks pretty easy. The female lead is lazy and greedy, but she's sweet and has a good, cheerful personality. Her family is harmonious and warm. The male lead is a sent-down youth, so it's alright.
I really admire the female lead's attitude towards life. She earned money, improved her family's life, is smart and capable, yet gentle and charming, and has a handsome young man. She didn't suffer any hardship; she's pampered and happy—that's true bliss. I don't believe that people who haven't experienced hardship today would necessarily enjoy farming if they went back to that era.
It's quite interesting, but there aren't that many truly exceptional people.
Very nice, just my type.
It's alright, quite sweet indeed. The female lead is sickly and doesn't have to do anything. Her family is harmonious, and she later gets a husband—a classic example of a laid-back, carefree life.
I also want a space to be a couch potato in historical fiction.
Are both the male and female leads educated youth sent to the countryside?
Let's just enjoy the everyday gossip and chat! 🤭
Very good. The content is engaging and worth reading.