Spoiled in the Seventies: The Wife I Snatched Is So Sweet
娇宠七零，抢来的媳妇贼香
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- Completed
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- 525k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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It's great! (*≧∪≦)👍🏻 I really like it. The female lead goes from being clueless at the beginning to gradually becoming more aware and absorbing a lot of knowledge. Although the male lead has an element of calculation in his actions, he helps the female lead grow and change herself, becoming stronger so that she can truly accept him from the bottom of her heart.
Actually, if a place has a mentally challenged child and a simpleton, they become the village guardians. There's nothing wrong with them; they're just naturally kind and don't understand much. This is something I've experienced firsthand. If they leave or are no longer here, the village will fall apart. Everyone will move to other places. In the end, only a few households will remain. I didn't understand before. I only understand now after hearing about it. They are the village guardians.
It's great, I love reading it! The premise is so fresh. I can't wait to see the day the female lead's fiancé breaks off the engagement. Although I feel the male lead is a bit immoral, his character is really captivating. So far, this novel feels like a mix of calm and dramatic moments, like plain water with occasional sweetness. (My mind is a bit scattered, so this description might be a bit biased.) I hope the author updates more often, sooner, and more frequently!
Ugh, the male lead is so possessive! He won't even let his own son have him sterilized right after giving birth. The female lead is so cute. She's so cool later on! 😜 I love it! Please update soon! I couldn't resist watching it. But it was too short. Ahhhh, it's over already! 🥹
Although the male lead is a bit of a jerk, I like him 😁 Most historical novels involve falling in love at first sight, being framed, or being rescued by a hero or a damsel in distress. But this male lead falls in love at first sight and uses his cunning to steal the little fool's first meeting. The author writes very well, keep it up!
Very novel and interesting The female protagonist is a little locust tree whose soul transmigrates into the body of a silly boy in the 1970s. She is beautiful, with innocent and clear eyes, and spends her days in the yard. Her fiancé would only occasionally give her candy, until she met the pitiful male lead who was unloved by his father, framed by his stepmother, and betrayed by his brother for…
The female lead is a spirited locust tree that came into being human. She's the only child in her family, incredibly intelligent, and excels at everything she learns, eventually becoming a mechanical researcher. The male lead is a stepfather to his mother after her death, and he's betrayed and sent to the countryside after his twin brother steals his place in the army.
So good! I especially love the male lead who treats the female lead like a gardener. He teaches her everything little by little, and when he realizes he can't keep up with her, he works hard to become her assistant. The female lead grows up a bit naively, but she's determined to stay by his side even if she doesn't love him back. She'll definitely fall in love with him in the end, because besides her parents, he's the only one who treats her the best. 🥰🥰
Dear author, the theme is good and the content is enjoyable, but could you please reduce the number of typos? It really affects the reading experience. Could you please put a little more effort into it? 🤦
The female lead, initially confused, gradually awakens and absorbs a lot of knowledge. While the male lead's actions have an element of calculation, he guides her to grow and change, to become stronger, and ultimately to truly accept him. The second male lead, though interested, is indecisive.