
Taking My Space to the 1970s: The Fake Heiress Slaughters Her Way Through
带空间穿七零炮灰真千金嘎嘎乱杀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 502k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- A Pocket Dimension in the Seventies: The Fake Heiress Refuses to Play the Fall Guy带空间穿七零:炮灰真千金不干了Alternate title on Fanqie
- Transmigrated with a Space to the 70s: The Cannon Fodder Real Daughter SlaysEnglish name
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It's really, really good! The female lead avenges the original owner of the body and her husband as soon as she transmigrates. She's decisive and efficient, without any unnecessary complications. I really love the female lead's personality. There are so many funny moments in the story; it's hilarious!
If you like it, you should watch it more! The female lead has a great personality; she's got both a sharp tongue and strong hands, and she'll start fighting at the drop of a hat. The part where the female lead was stuck with the bug in the Dragon Overlord system was hilarious; it ended before I could even get enough of it.
The beginning is great! The person who harmed the original owner gets to eat peanuts and take revenge—it's so satisfying! The adoptive mother's family is good, except for the aunt's family.
It's great! The female lead has a long mouth and long arms. Keep up the good work, author!
I devoured the whole thing in one go! I was initially drawn in by the title, then captivated by the synopsis, and finally held me captive by the opening story. There were no annoying or exaggerated plot points like characters with drastically lowered intelligence or overpowered abilities. The revenge against the villains was satisfying, and the story flowed smoothly throughout.
The female lead is indeed quite capable and straightforward, but this story is more accurately described as being filled with onlookers. Everyone is either watching the drama unfold or on their way to watch it. While some Chinese people are indeed a bit gossipy, the author's portrayal feels a bit exaggerated. After all, many people don't like joining in the fun. The plot itself is quite good, so I recommend it! [Top Post]
This book is really good, very well written. What I like most is its excellent balance of detail and summary. I particularly enjoy the portrayal of the power struggles and intrigues in the youth quarters before the resumption of the college entrance examination, and how it transitions to the reform and opening up, where everyone strives to build their own businesses.
I love how satisfying it is for the female lead to take revenge! It's so cathartic, unlike other revenge stories where the revenge scenes are drawn out and frustrating to read! The female lead is also very clever. I'm looking forward to the next part. Keep up the good work, author!
The female protagonist is pretty good, but she eats melons and has some strength. The male protagonist also likes to eat melons, stir-fried with spiced melons, and the female protagonist beats people up by handing him sticks. The cooperation is excellent and the family is very warm. The pace in the later stage is accelerated and the ending is happy.
The content is quite novel; it's the first time I've seen something like this. The female lead is sent to the countryside, but instead of working in the fields, she has a job (and it's not the usual rural assignment in period dramas). She encounters some awful characters, but she handles it decisively! She uses her cheat-like abilities (which no one knows she has) to deal with scumbags and steal the system and resources. [Learned something new][Learned something new][Learned something new]