A 1970s Educated Youth with Storage Space: I Love Moving! Moving! Moving!
七零知青有空间，爱搬！搬！搬！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 315k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
150Chapters
413Reads · 30 days
418.2kReads · all time
120Shelves
7.7Score
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Period Setting + Transmigration + Space + Keep a Low Profile
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This book features the most tragic female protagonist I've ever read. Her first and second relationships felt like rewatching Detective Dee 🤦🤦🤦. As for her third marriage, although it was in name only, the man was genuinely devoted to her. Unfortunately, the ending was tragic; fate was cruel to her. Her life was truly full of ups and downs, with all three relationships ending without a trace.
Please update soon! The female lead in these different chapters is too stable; why isn't the male lead showing up? What kind of outstanding male and female leads would be worthy of appearing? I'm waiting for your urgent reply...
So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! Seeing the forced marriage scene, I felt that if the female lead didn't have such a powerful advantage, dying several times and not lacking the 100,000 yuan, why would she be forced to marry someone? Her family was so chaotic, why did she have to get involved?
This is exhausting! I'm so worried! And what about the fact that the brigade leader's house still has things? I'm reporting him for emptying his place; it's killing me!
This story received a low rating, probably because many people didn't understand it. But I still found it quite original. Some say the female lead only encounters scumbags, but that's not entirely true. You can't discuss love without considering reality.
It's a good show; the female lead is quite pitiful for never finding true love in her entire life.
Author, keep up the good work! This is so good!
It felt very real, especially her relationships. At that time, I didn't feel there were that many genuine feelings involved; they were all decisions based on weighing the pros and cons. However, the female lead simply refused to live in a muddle, and she had a very strong personality.
This female lead remained a virgin until her death; it was just that marriage was so difficult for her.
The storyline is quite good, unlike other time-travel novels. The framework and concept are excellent. Having read so many time-travel novels, this one is refreshing.