Transmigrate into a Book: The 1970s Talisman Master Thrives with a Farming System
穿书七零，小符师靠种田系统躺赢
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- Completed
- Length
- 501k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
- English
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- I Only Want to Keep a Low Profile in the 1970s: I Accidentally Become a Big Shot一心苟七零：一不小心成大佬Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've read up to chapter 59 so far. It's not a wish-fulfillment story; it's a female protagonist who grows and matures. In her past life, the female protagonist was extremely talented but only knew how to cultivate and was naive about the ways of the world. She was killed by the female supporting character, yet she still felt the supporting character had no reason to harm her.
Give yourself a good review to motivate yourself!
The female protagonist actually became friends with the person who burned the original owner to death in her previous life. Even if it wasn't intentional, and the original owner was implicated, shouldn't she at least remain a stranger instead of seeking revenge?
My cousin, the Queen, is finally reaping what she sowed! We must lock her up tightly to prevent her from harming others.
Good, it's good, the female lead's methods are clean and efficient.
A girl from another world transmigrates to the 70s; it's good. The girl is protected and innocent at the cultivation academy, but also protected by a system. Although kind, she can thwart traps in the countryside and live a carefree life.
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful
Keep it up! This is a great book. I like the female lead. I love stories with a space theme!
It's so good! I didn't miss a single chapter.
It's a worthwhile book to read. I like the female lead's personality, and it's one of the few period novels that doesn't reveal the existence of a spatial ability or system until the very end. The only drawback is that the male lead has almost no presence. Still, a solid five-star review.