After I Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1970s, the Cannon-Fodder Young Educated Woman Secretly Gets Ahead
穿书七零：炮灰女知青她偷偷内卷
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- Completed
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- 250k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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It's pretty good, the plot isn't cliché, but I feel like he hasn't appeared much yet. I hope the author writes more about the male lead, I really love his character.
The term "sent-down youth" is not unfamiliar; in that era, loudspeakers blared rousing battle songs. The author weaves everyday life into the story, making it more human and relatable, touching on every aspect of life, from clothing and food to shelter and transportation. Men should marry when they come of age, and women should marry when they come of age; love is a universal human emotion. This novel is engaging and an excellent time-travel story.
I really like the character Shi Nuannuan, but sometimes I feel she's too stubborn and strong-willed. The ending wasn't a traditional happy ending, which I think is great. It's not cliché or old-fashioned; a good ending is one that evokes strong emotions in the audience, even if it has some regrets. It's better than a typical happy ending.
I'm shameless enough to give it a five-star review, okay? 💕
I finished reading the ending with tears streaming down my face. I'm so grateful to the author for writing such a wonderful novel!
Of all the novels I've read, none have ever made me like this one so much. It's truly excellent.
It's quite good and I like it a lot, but I feel a bit sorry for the male and female leads.
The plot is very original, but the ending is a bit sad. I liked it!
It's very good, the content is perfect.
It was a very good watch, but the ending was heartbreaking.