The 1970s: The Original Heroine Starts Trouble, So I Steal Her System
七零：原女主搞事我反手夺她系统
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Every single historical-era novel is about educated youth being sent to the countryside, or petty rural dramas. Can these authors write anything other than educated youth? Are there any historical-era novels that aren't about going to the countryside or rural life? Even something about spies in the 1940s would be fine!!!
Period-Era Stories About Going to the Northeast Countryside With a Space or System, Without Too Many Villains
Historical-Era Stories With Stable Factory Jobs: Parents Who Work at a Steel Mill and Life in a Factory Compound
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Period Setting, Cannon-Fodder Character, Snatching Opportunities, Spatial Storage, System, Golden Finger
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Looking for Stories Set in the 1970s
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Well-Written Books Worth Reading Again and Again!!!
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Yuanyuan and Song Xiao are so sweet! Aside from family issues, their relationship hasn't had many ups and downs. The one who suffered the most in the whole story is Sun Xiuwen; he's a really pitiful guy. Although I really disliked him at the beginning, I changed my opinion later. The part with Tie Niu and Sun Xiuwen made me so angry! The ending was just a happy one for everyone, which was good.
I absolutely love the couple Tie Niu and Sun Zhiqing, and I hope they can have a happy ending.
It's a great show, and the female lead doesn't suffer too much. The secondary couple is Li Tieniu and Sun Zhiqing, which is quite interesting. Song Xiao's mother is really annoying. Can't he get a different mother? He doesn't want that woman anymore.
I really hope Li Tieniu and Sun Xiuwen get a happy ending; they're such a perfect couple! Every time I see their scenes, I can't help but grin from ear to ear, it makes me so happy! 😘 Hmm, I just checked the comments section, and wow, it's basically all saying the female lead is a saint (low-rated comments). Maybe I read too quickly and didn't notice at all. I think the female lead is alright, and the other characters are pretty okay.
In dealing with the situation involving Wang Xiaoqin, Zhou Guilan, and Guo Zhenxing, I felt the female lead's character was a bit off. She seemed to be forcibly helping Wang Xiaoqin in an attempt to portray herself as righteous, which actually made her seem disgusting. She stood in Wang Xiaoqin's shoes, feeling that Zhou Guilan shouldn't have used such vicious methods against her.
The female protagonist transmigrates into a book with a system, while the original female protagonist is reborn with the same system, making for a very enjoyable read. It's not the typical military marriage story set in a military compound; this is a story about educated youth sent to the countryside, featuring everyday family life, heartwarming moments of mutual support, as well as intrigue…
Overall, it's a good read; the author's writing is quite good. Each character is well-developed. I vividly remember the scene where the female lead's mother pressures her to go on a blind date, saying that if she doesn't, she'll be ungrateful and ungrateful—a typical old-fashioned manipulative tactic.
It's well-written! The low rating probably means fewer comments have been seen, but I think it's quite good. At least it's not frustrating to read 🤦 I like reading fast-paced, satisfying stories.
After reading the whole article, I still feel a little uneasy about Tie Niu; it's a pity.
I read it all in one go and felt the rating was too low; it was much better written than some books that were rated 8. X! I've been reading a lot of historical fiction lately. There are many good ones, but even more bad ones. This one is one of the ones I think is good. Although it's not super good, I still couldn't help but write my first review.