I Refuse to Go to the Countryside in the 1960s, and the System Scores Me a Job
六零不下乡，系统暴击出工作
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- Completed
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- 814k Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Transmigrated as the Worst Cannon Fodder in the 1960s, I Refuse to Redeem Myself穿成六零极品炮灰，我绝不洗白Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good; I love female protagonists who strike first. I've never understood why female protagonists, after being reborn or transmigrating, only retaliate after being hurt, as if that's the only legitimate reason to do so. Well, what can I say? Then a male lead appears, and the whole story falls apart. It immediately veers into fantasy.
I felt dizzy when the male lead appeared. This is a period drama that gave the female protagonist a loving family, a smart and decisive personality, a golden finger that allowed her to build a career in the city instead of going to the countryside, and even a beauty that everyone would praise.
The writing is very delicate; the female lead's whole family dotes on her. She's not a truly bad person, but she would never let anyone take advantage of her, nor does she overly rely on the system. It's written very realistically. The male lead's appearance is a disaster; he sees through everything about the female lead at a glance and then boasts in front of her as if the system is just for…
The beginning was fine, but then Jiang Yanxu became a mess. He's all ethereal and can see through the female lead's fate, making him seem stronger than her. After enjoying the female lead's story, they bring in someone else to reveal her past—doesn't that feel frustrating? Is this really the male lead?
So far, it's been enjoyable and not disgusting. It's done everything it was supposed to do, without any hesitation or dragging things out. The ending, while supposedly about revenge, is really just a clean sweep. Unlike other stories that lack moral values, it doesn't suffer from a lack of ethical boundaries. Why is the male lead a protagonist from a metaphysical novel?
How could such a good novel have such a low rating? That's why I'm here! 😎 I've read so many novels set in the Tomato Era, and they're all about going to the countryside and breaking ties with family, or dealing in black market goods. Some are well-written, but others lack logic. This one is great, it fits my taste perfectly. 💡 I now feel this novel doesn't deserve five stars anymore 😅.
It's really good, I love the female lead's character. There are so many "saintly" stories these days, I wanted something different. It's just not enough, please update more often! It was a pretty good book, but the addition of metaphysics made it seem strange. I lost all desire to continue reading.
It's so good! I love the author's writing style; it feels very real and down-to-earth, fitting the tone of a period novel. The male lead appears around chapter 70. Readers should proceed with caution. They insist on binding the male and female leads together.
Sigh, I finally found something good to read after being in a reading slump, but it only has a few dozen chapters! 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 The author writes very well, keep updating!! /⌒/ /(__ノ\_ノ (_ノ||| Awesome! Thumbs up! `\ ∧ ノ (_ノ_)_ノL_) Following a serialized novel is definitely risky.
All 50 chapters so far have been great, so a 6.9 Rating is definitely too low; it should be at least 9.4... I'll complain about any plot holes later on... Anyway, so far it's been great, and the female lead is very likable! Giving it five stars too early? Couldn't you have given me a heads-up that this is a male-centric, metaphysical novel?