I Transmigrated to the 1970s and Married a Rugged Man
穿越七零，我和糙汉结婚了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 179k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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87Chapters
1.1kReads · 30 days
64.2kReads · all time
100Shelves
8.0Score
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The Young Master Becomes an Educated Youth, and the Country Bumpkin Spoils Him Rotten
The First Day of My Marriage to a Rugged Man, My Sweet Young Educated Wife Can't Stop Crying
Transmigrated to the 1970s: A Military Marriage That Sets Hearts Ablaze
The Rough-Heewn Man’s Chubby Sweetheart
The Male Educated Youth Is Cold and Seductive, Haunting the Rough-Hewn Man's Dreams
The 1970s: The Delicate Educated Youth Flaunts Herself in the Rugged Man’s Arms
A Rich Beauty Goes to the Countryside and Uses Pork Belly to Woo a Poor Village Boy
The Rough-Hewn Man Made His Sweet Little Wife Cry with Kisses Again Today
The Rugged Man Can't Get Enough of His Sweet Young Educated Youth
The Sharp-Tongued Young Educated Youth: How Did the Rough Man’s Spoiling Make Her Go Soft?
The Rugged Man: His Sweetheart Is Soft and Sweet
A Sweet Flash Marriage in the 1970s
The Clingy Sweetheart Begs for a Hug, and the Rough Country Boy Falls Hard
She Weaponizes Her Beauty: The Rugged Army Officer Turns the Tables
Transmigrated as a Frail Beauty in the 1970s
The 1970s: The Sweet, Gentle Educated Youth Is Doted on by the Wildest, Roughest Man
A Love That Eats Away at the Bones
When the Little Sweetheart Cries, the Tough Man's Heart Shatters
The Rough-Hewn Man and His Darling Wife
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The novel is very good; I really like the male and female protagonists. Male lead: Mature, steady, domineering, cold, gentle, considerate, meticulous, powerful, cunning, secretly passionate, lustful, extremely possessive, generous, clingy to the female lead, very tolerant, patient, doting on her, always caring for her, always helping her, and deeply in love with her.
It's quite realistic and relatable. The female lead doesn't have a powerful background, but she gradually makes her way to Beijing, enters university, and faces life without complaint. The characters are vivid, their lives are ordinary, and they have lovers and families—it's very heartwarming!
It would be great if the whole family lived in Beijing; the male lead's parents could help look after the kids, pick them up and drop them off, and then they could go shopping and stroll around. But in the end, the parents lived in their hometown, the younger sister lived in the city, and the younger brother went to Shanghai, while the male and female leads lived in Beijing.
An ideal life includes having a loved one, children, a job, and both material and spiritual fulfillment.
The pretty, understated female lead isn't the main character.
It looks amazing. No awkwardness whatsoever.
It's a good story, without overly romantic leads or exaggerated money-making tropes. It focuses on steady, step-by-step progress. It covers rural life, romance, marriage, work, college entrance exams, and university!
It's alright. There weren't any particularly surprising ups and downs; it's just a slice-of-life story set in a bygone era. There aren't many truly awful characters, just one or two from the educated youth settlement. The male lead's parents and siblings are all very nice, and there are no difficult relatives.
Life is inherently simple and ordinary, which is quite nice.
It's great, the female lead lives a happy life.