
A Wonderful Life After Transmigrating to the 1970S
穿越七十年代的精彩人生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 405k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
355Chapters
35Reads
8.9Score
8Listens
275.8kReads · all time
In booklists 6
Looking for Stories with a Pocket Dimension Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Have to Raise a Whole Bunch of People. The Less Helping, the Better
521Books14.7MViews15hUpdated
Looking for Sweet Stories Set in the Past! Complete, With a Military Marriage
Looking for books like After Being Tricked into Moving to the Countryside, the Charming Army Wife Takes Revenge on Her Enemy’s Whole Family.
61Books40.9kViews13dUpdated
Period Story: The Male Lead Works in Yangcheng While the Reborn Female Lead Raises Their Child and Builds a Fortune Back Home
Looking for books like Reborn in 1990: Racing Toward Life as a Landlady. The female lead is reborn and changes her own and her child's fate, making money through lottery tickets or stocks, then buying houses and land.
178Books4MViews20dUpdated
Period Piece, College Entrance Exams, Orphaned Female Lead, Huge Treasure, and Strong Female Lead
After the college entrance exam, the protagonist goes into politics or starts a company and does business. No stories where someone is obviously rich but still goes to the black market or rummages around in the mountains. I want a weaker male lead who loves sticking close to the female lead. Please, all you Liu Yifeis out there!
71Books913.9kViews1moUpdated
A Mother and Her Two Daughters Transmigrate to a Bygone Era, and Share One Spatial Dimension
118Books4.7MViews1moUpdated
Reborn in the 1960S or 1970S with a Sign-In System
196Books5.4MViews1moUpdated
Reader comments 44
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This book is so wonderful, I enjoyed reading it so much
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking... This is my favorite style... Rich, beautiful and powerful, capable of literature, martial arts and medicine, loved by family and husband, no matter whose love is solved by the male protagonist [laughing] The male protagonist solves the problem in a way that makes the female love collapse and leave the male love speechless, but it made me laugh. He directly kicked the female love away and knocked her out. When he met the female protagonist's boyfriend The peach blossoms are directly blocked and not shown to anyone. The author's plate is very open. It is fast-paced and very enjoyable to watch. If there is a problem, we will solve it. If you encounter a strong person, you will rely on force. If you encounter an ordinary person, you will use force if you cannot solve it face-to-face. (I don't like slow pace. Although the storyline is explained in detail by the narration, it is too wordy for me) I have already seen the different world, and I read the chapter that the author updated one day... Collapse [Petrified]
It looks good, and the content is exciting and novel. I like it. Vivid characters
It's very well written, I hope it will be updated more often. [Smile][smile]
It's quite interesting. This is the fastest-paced novel I've ever read in the genre of free travel between the world and the world of immortality. The plot is not draggy at all. There are very few top male and female protagonists who can dance to the point. The male and female protagonists are very strong. Even if there are a few top guys, they will be solved quickly. The writing itself is good, but the author has used some punctuation marks in front of it. The punctuation marks are not used well and sometimes it seems a bit dramatic.
It's a novel about cultivating immortals with a period narrative, but it's quite good. I can keep reading it. It's not ridiculous. It's quite heartwarming. My family all loves the heroine.
Very well written, keep it up⛽
It's so beautiful, it makes my blood boil.
It's beautiful, why has it been taken off the shelves?
My feeling is that the more I read, the more I want to laugh [laughing] Originally, the front part was fine, with punctuation marks, but then the more I saw the punctuation marks on the back, the less punctuation marks there were, and I couldn't tell which sentence was part of the dialogue, [face covering]