A Beauty Drops Into the 1980s: The Loudspeaker Beauty Is Destined for Wealth
天降美人穿八零，喇叭美人富贵命
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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I want a female lead who knows she's extremely, unbelievably beautiful and doesn't hide her face. Any genre is fine, but preferably quick transmigration. I hope she makes use of her beauty and abilities instead of being a naive sweetheart. I want her to be ruthless toward others and herself, sparing no one.
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Looking for books like "Make Others Happy? Better to Make Yourself Happy". Whether it's about transmigration, the entertainment industry, or a particular era, most authors write their heroines as if they've never seen a man before. No matter how handsome a man is described as being, she shouldn't throw herself at him right away,
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I Want a Story With a True White Moonlight, Not One That Slanders Her
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To be honest, this story is actually quite good, but it's not as good as those two books by Aunt Qi and the Female Elite. The character development and the entrepreneurial journey are both inferior to those two. The ending felt rushed; it felt like there were many more parts that could have been expanded upon.
After reading Shen Shuya, Qi Xinlan, and Wen Beier, I read Qin Mumu. The author's writing is as solid as ever, and there are many cases worth learning from. I especially love the author's descriptions of family affection; they are particularly delicate and heartwarming, as if the author grew up in love. Every character is portrayed exceptionally well.
It's alright, but the part where the male lead calls the female lead Qin Miaomiao is a bit awkward (personal opinion). Secondly, there isn't much romance; the main focus is on the female lead's career development. The male lead is almost irrelevant, although their bickering is somewhat like that of a bickering couple.
This is an inspirational novel. The female lead is career-oriented, intelligent, witty, and resourceful. She's capable at work and quick-witted. She's a bit playful in relationships, but ultimately ends up with the male lead. The male lead is there to provide emotional support for the female lead; he always appears to help her solve problems or pamper her—it's quite heartwarming.
Having read other books by the same author and enjoyed them, I started reading this serialized book as well. I never actively follow serialized books; I either leave them on the shelf to finish or simply don't read them at all. This is the first book by an author that I've read as much as they've written, which is quite interesting.
It's really well-written. I prefer the story after the time travel; I don't really like the entertainment industry setting before the time travel. I have a lot of thoughts, but I don't know where to begin. I read it until the early hours of the morning, and my mind is already foggy. I'll leave another review when I have more time.
First of all, I really love the author's book "Transmigrating into the 80s: Living Off My Parents, My Children, and My Best Friend". Secondly, I've read 40 chapters of this book so far, and overall it's pretty good—quite good for a fast-paced, action-packed novel. However, there are occasional minor flaws, and the plot progression sometimes feels a bit disjointed, making for a less than ideal reading experience. I hope the author can continue to refine their writing techniques.
I like it a lot; I really enjoy the character's personality. Keep it up, author, update faster!
Having read several of the author's novels, I'm struck by how incredibly realistic their period fiction is. It's as if the author is a person from that era, writing about authentic scenes, vocabulary, and life. There are no special abilities or cheat codes; the protagonists rely on their intelligence, diligence, and capability to vividly portray the unique characteristics of life during that time.
It's okay, but you have to persevere. I couldn't keep going after 90%. It's not as good as Qi Dama's, but it's better than Qi Dama's "Best Friend" series. Also, the author uses a lot of repetitive words, as I noticed in the two books mentioned above. (Many whispered questions/statements, smug XX)