The Young Lady Enjoys a Leisurely Life in the 1970s
大小姐穿七零悠闲过日子
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It's good. The female lead is great. She's smart and calm. Sometimes I even feel she doesn't need a male lead because she has secrets. Those who want the female lead to marry a soldier, why don't they consider this? Soldiers are incredibly perceptive; aren't they afraid of being tricked by their "golden touch" and ultimately dissected by the state?
That's good. The female lead's way of handling things is not frustrating; she's very clear-headed. It started strong but ended weakly. The female lead seemed like a completely different person towards the end. In the beginning, her character was somewhat self-serving, but later...
The sophisticated and self-centered female protagonist doesn't compromise herself for others, nor does she appear overly different in the eyes of others. She doesn't go to the countryside to hide her personality from the original owner, which I think is very good. After all, pretending to be someone she's not is much better than suffering in the countryside, where there are many unknown dangers.
I've read over 200 chapters, it's pretty good! The female lead didn't get married right away, she's not a saint, and she's not crazy! She deals with her toxic friends quickly, and she has relatives who protect her and don't interfere too much. She doesn't have to go to the countryside or the black market; she learns to cook, dance, and martial arts—it's very fulfilling!
The female protagonist is remarkably calm and composed, never overusing her special abilities; she doesn't meddle in other people's or her relatives' private affairs, respecting their fates; she doesn't use her abilities on the black market; even when she goes to the scrap yard, she doesn't find any high-quality bargains; and she doesn't immediately start a romantic relationship. It's truly a wonderful story, a light and enjoyable read!
So good!!! I really like the female lead! She's calm, emotionally stable, knows how to enjoy life, and knows how to refuse people and things she doesn't like—she's amazing!!! Please, author, keep updating regularly! I'll follow every day! How about two chapters a day?
It's quite good! This score is too low; it should be at least a 9.0. The female lead is very clear-headed, living freely and spontaneously. I just don't know who the male lead is. I think it's Ji Heng's younger brother, because he's so competitive and ambitious. That deputy battalion commander secretly likes him but doesn't even take the initiative. Plus, he's much older than the female lead.
It's great! The female lead is clear-headed and not a saint; she won't reveal her secret space! I hope there won't be too much romance in future updates, preferably no couple. If there is a male lead, I hope the female lead isn't love-struck and doesn't fall in love too quickly, allowing for a reasonable transition.
The female lead is quite clear-headed, which I really like. She doesn't cause much trouble and has a clear understanding of interpersonal relationships, maintaining a give-and-take dynamic without letting difficult characters constantly bother her. I like her personality; she's a smart female lead, unlike those overly sentimental, meddlesome characters who are easily moved to tears. I really appreciate this. I hope the author continues writing; this book is good.
It's a good read. I like the female lead's personality; she's clear-headed, not love-struck, cautious, emotionally stable, doesn't meddle in other people's business, doesn't cause trouble but isn't afraid of it either. After transmigrating, her parents and grandparents passed away, and she moved out to live alone in a military hospital, living a very comfortable life.