A Leisurely Life in the Countryside in the 1970s
七零我在乡下悠闲度日
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- Completed
- Length
- 511k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- In the 1970s, I Use My Fluency in Many Languages to Earn a Family Fortune七零精通多种语言靠翻译挣家业Alternate title on Fanqie
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Having finished Chapter Four, I really love the female lead's background. It's a true story of a rich, beautiful, and successful woman living in the countryside. Unlike other books where the female lead finds work and builds her own house, this book features her parents scouting locations beforehand, investing in equipment, arranging jobs for her, and overseeing the construction.
I love watching stories featuring native female protagonists. Time-travel and reincarnation are so overused and boring. This female protagonist is totally my cup of tea so far, so I'm giving her five stars.
The female lead's parents and brother's attitudes changed too quickly. If the female lead's belief that her parents dislike her is subjective, then her brother's threats seem genuine. Even if they use age as an excuse, they haven't offered any explanation.
In a typical indigenous story, the female protagonist is independent and strong, her family is harmonious, and they all develop together. It's good for her; she hasn't experienced much hardship and has earned a lot of money through translation, creating a very good life for herself.
The story features a warm and peaceful daily life, and the female protagonist enjoys a rare and wonderful family. It's clear the author loves their female lead and supporting characters. However, it's a bit too bland; I lost interest halfway through. Those who like this kind of story might want to give it a try.
It's a good, relaxed family life, and the family is relatively harmonious (the older brother and sister-in-law seem alright now). It's just that my parents used to love their children from their previous marriage more, worried they'd suffer. But later they suddenly realized that they couldn't rely on their son and daughter-in-law for old age, and that their daughter would be better.
Dear author, the story is very good (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡, is there a male lead?
Who understands being "deceived"? The female protagonist's story isn't over yet; there's a sequel! 🤦 This story is quite novel. The other educated youths who went to the countryside at the same time are all nice, there aren't any particularly outrageous villains, the village leader where she was sent is also kind, and the female protagonist's family loves her very much.
The most amazing thing about this slice-of-life period drama is the female lead. She's a local, exceptional young woman, and the unity within the educated youth compound is very relatable. The fact that it's divided into two parts deducts one star. Keep up the good work! 26.8.12
The female lead is absolutely stunning! She was a true "rich, beautiful, and successful woman" back then. She's really quite good, and the story isn't too far off-topic. Good job! Hurry up and update the career section!