The Little 1970s Cannon Fodder Quits
年代小炮灰不干了
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- Completed
- Length
- 322k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It's alright, a very ordinary period drama. There aren't any scenes of slapping down the faces of family members who favor sons over daughters or are biased towards their children. The female lead moves out of the educated youth compound and rents her own place as soon as she transmigrates. Later, the male lead falls in love with her at first sight when he goes to the countryside.
Sign in! Keep it up! Simplicity is always the best. You've gained the opportunity to travel through time, possess the treasure of a spatial dimension, and have knowledge far ahead of your countrymen. But when a dragon is trapped in shallow waters, unexpected events can happen at any time.
It's beautiful! It's just a little too blissful!
It's worth reading. Although it's a story about transmigrating from a book, it doesn't involve too much interaction with the original male and female leads. The protagonist lives a peaceful and fulfilling life, isn't a saint, and gains friendship, family, and love. There are no truly awful characters; it's the kind of life I aspire to. I've read other works by the same author, and they're all quite good.
I quite like this setup; there's not much entanglement between her and the original female lead who transmigrated into the book, and they each focus on living their own lives. The scenes of punishing the villains weren't very satisfying; they were too understated.
It's good. The female lead isn't a saint or selfish. Crucially, there aren't many truly exceptional characters in this story, and it's well-written. However, some plot holes remain unfilled. For example, there's no follow-up to the house deeds found in the old clothes and the cave, and the story of the child they helped is also left unfinished.
Beautiful, so blissful, the ideal life.
This is a great book with wonderful and rich content. Five stars! Keep it up!
Although there are many plot holes, the overall structure is sound. The male and female leads have a sincere and sweet relationship, a loving marriage, a happy family, and good health. The female lead is wealthy, beautiful, and successful, with three exceptionally intelligent sons. The author portrays her life in a way that inspires envy and admiration! The story is short and concise, and definitely worth reading!
The story is quite enjoyable, without too many messy or awful elements. It's rather relaxing and worth reading. The female lead has a great personality, the story doesn't utilize space too much, and the characters aren't overpowered; it's quite down-to-earth. Keep up the good work, author! I hope to see more of your work.