Back to the 1950s: The Shameless Couple Lands Secure Government Jobs
重回五零：极品夫妇端上了铁饭碗
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- Completed
- Length
- 372k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The female lead is not a jerk at all; on the contrary, she's very generous, which doesn't match the book title.
Keep updating! I'll support you every day. Your historical fiction is fantastic! 👍👍👍 It's definitely in the top five of all the historical fiction I've read. It's bold and innovative. While some novels also feature awful parents, they often end up with the female lead dragging the whole family along.
The male lead was quite decisive, but the female lead was a bit too lenient in the grain-selling area, asking for too little money. While it's true she appreciated the villagers' kindness, their kindness was conditional. She brought benefits to the village, so naturally, they treated her well. Besides, the villagers had previously spread rumors about her. The problem is that her grain price is too low.
This book is quite well-written. Having read so many historical novels, this one's female protagonist's parents, while a bit... Unique, are fiercely protective! Unlike others where the protagonist is either bullied terribly or portrayed as extremely difficult.
I love reading stories about people who are incredibly kind to others and to their own families. There are just too few of them. Please update more often, author!
The daily life of the female protagonist's family diligently stockpiling grain during a famine. The male and female leads both have great personalities and a very down-to-earth feel.
I just want to know one thing: was the original owner of this body actually the female lead? The original owner died saving someone, and then the female lead arrived, taking over the original owner's parents, younger brother, and fiancé (the male lead). They loved the original owner so much, didn't they realize their daughter had changed? The female lead later seemed to be happily married to her fiancé. After reading this, I just feel like the original owner was just a tool.
Quietly give yourself a five-star review 😘
Turning a terrible person into a good one is quite a hassle! It's going well! Looking forward to the next installment!
The male lead was the original owner's fiancé. Knowing she had fallen into the water, he rushed to bring her meat to comfort her, and their relationship seemed quite good. It's just a pity that he's now the female lead... So, doesn't this mean the female lead stole the original owner's man? How can you say they're still the same person?