
After I Transmigrate into a Book, I Refuse to Be the Female Cannon Fodder in a Period Novel
穿书后,我才不做年代文的女炮灰
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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Other names
- The 1970s Military Marriage: The Cannon-Fodder Girl Uses Her Pocket Dimension to Marry the Male Supporting Character七零军婚,炮灰女带着空间嫁男配Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is so good! I can't be the only one who sees it; everyone should check it out! The female lead is amazing. She managed to get into the black market through an acquaintance's introduction, without using an alias or makeup—that's incredible! Before leaving for her unit, she left behind a stack of large black dollars. She's truly beautiful inside and out!
The writing is good, but the pricing is flawed. Keep it up!
The content is good, but the female lead sometimes seems quite frustrated.
Everything else is good, except the female lead might have been the Virgin Mary in her past life, and she's gone.
It's a pretty good historical fiction story. Having read to the latest update, I just don't understand why the female lead saved Zhang Mianmian, especially since Zhang Mianmian had wronged her.
The book is well-written, with a series of climaxes and a captivating plot. I generally prefer reading around 300 chapters; sometimes I lose interest after 500. I either drop it halfway through because I find it too formulaic, or I skip ahead. This book is quite good, but it has many plot holes, and I don't understand why the female lead keeps selling goods, especially both herself and others.
It's really good. Even though they're all villains, it's still good. It fits the character's backstory of being demoted because of his family's precious child. There are many people who covet the child, so isn't it normal to have more villains? I think it's good, really.
Super good, so good! Thank you, author, for continuing your efforts and writing even more great military romance stories for everyone to see! Thank you to the female lead and the male lead for your patriotism and dedication to the nation—you're amazing! So awesome! Mwah! So beautiful!
I've read up to chapter 29 so far. The amount of undisguised dealings and black market transactions is increasing each time, and the female lead is genuinely afraid she won't die soon.
It's very interesting to read, and it gets more and more engaging.