The 1970s: A Background Character's Gossiping Life After Transmigrating into a Book
七十年代：穿书路人甲的吃瓜日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 353k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- A Young Educated Youth in the 1970s, Laying Low Until Reform and Opening Up年代小知青，苟到改革开放Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's very interesting to watch. I like the character of the heroine very much. It's interesting. The hero is sultry and coquettish. It's rich in content. Please keep updating.
The description of working in the fields is relatively realistic, but the description of the heroine is a bit lacking. Keep up the good work. Very nice, support as always
Is this a piece of cake? This is an explosive story. Some are ruthless, some are decisive, some are smart, some are cunning, some are powerful, and some are lewd. Among the female videos I have watched, there is nothing more fierce than this one. It is both steely and fierce. As for the plot and other things, I can only say that it is quite satisfactory.
It's actually pretty good-looking. There aren't any big ups and downs. But it's not an ordinary person. After all, I'm a person who got the prophet bonus and went to college. It's too ordinary and unrealistic. Maybe it's because too many later generations have come through time with all kinds of golden fingers and read too many vigorous and exciting articles. Suddenly I came across a simple porridge article like Moisturizing Things Silently. I'm a little uncomfortable. But calm down and take a closer look. How can there be so many exciting lives? Although reality is a piece of cake. Carefully tidy up, throw away, pick up, and it is also colorful. But after reading too many cool articles, I sometimes get bored. This short article is very good. It is suitable for transitions. Come on, duck.
Good. The main reason is that children stretch their hips more than their parents 🤦🤦🤦
It's okay. The heroine has such a big gold finger but she doesn't use it much. She doesn't use it on the black market. It's great. The pace is fast. I'm very afraid of reading a book that describes it day by day, just like a diary. What did the hero and heroine eat and do today, and what will they eat and do tomorrow. I've read most of the book, and the hero and heroine haven't even finished a month.
When I read Chapter 95, I wonder if this book was written by the author. Why the heroine sometimes calls Jiang Ruyu makes me confused. It only appears once in a few chapters. The rest of the writing is okay.
I really like it, but the heroine is a bit short. Come on.
, Quite good, but in the end the heroine is pitiful. She has three children, two sons got pregnant before they were married, and the only daughter was forced to get married by her son-in-law.
Thick-skinned, five stars 😳😳