The 1970s: My Late Wife Took Our Twins to Join the Army
七零：早逝媳妇带龙凤胎去随军
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Back to the 1970s: I Tear Into My Evil Mother-in-Law and Crush My Sister-in-Law重回七零：我手撕恶婆，脚踩大嫂Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've read up to chapter 113, and it's so good! Especially the female lead—she has such a wonderful personality, and the family reunion scene was so straightforward, unlike some novels that drag on and on with all the twists and turns. This one is so fast-paced and satisfying to read. The female lead doesn't suffer any injustice at all; it just makes me feel so good.
The male and female leads fall in love freely. The male lead was maliciously switched at birth by his adoptive parents and lived like a wolf cub, having loved the female lead since childhood. This is a rare example of a free-love couple in period dramas I've read. Later, both find their families, and the male lead's entire family treats the female lead very well.
It's quite good. After being reborn, it seems all the regrets have been made up, and life is happier. 2025.04.01
Finished reading it, not bad, not bad. I liked that there were so many bad cars in just a few chapters. The story was also good; the female lead, after being reborn, easily defeated every jerk, impressive! No cheat codes or special abilities, which was nice.
It's a good read, quite heartwarming, and the ending is happy. The part where Great-Grandpa Liu Tan passes away is a bit hard to accept and makes me want to cry. The part where Third Aunt says Liu Tan appeared in her dream really made me sad; I cried while watching it. The part where the old lady loses her memory is also very painful and makes me feel sorry for her.
I'd give it five stars just for the blatant favoritism the male and female leads show each other; it truly is a story of mutual redemption. Although the female lead has an aunt and uncle, she still longs for her own yard, a wish the male lead always remembers and will use his "secret savings" to buy her one, fulfilling her desire.
Actually, I think this book is quite good. The female lead is decisive and doesn't hesitate to fight back when she's unhappy. There aren't many villains in the book who are impossible to kill, so it's not annoying to read. It's just that the part where her grandparents pass away is too sad 😢😢😢
It's so satisfying! The best read of the year, and the kids are adorable too. I really love this book, the only downside is that it's not finished yet 😢
It's pretty good. I'd really like to see what happened when the male and female leads were as children, before they got married. I feel like even though it might be a bit angsty, their relationship should be really sweet. Could you make a side story about that? I think their characters are quite interesting, hahaha 😁
It's a great show. Both the male and female leads are excellent, and the revenge against the villains is very satisfying. The male lead, in particular, doesn't know he's not the villains' son, yet he doesn't show them any mercy. He's decisive, efficient, and not blindly filial; he doesn't waver in his convictions.