I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970s and Married a Fool, and Now I'm Loving It!
穿书七零嫁给傻子后真香！
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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It's a great read, a rare gem among period dramas. The male lead is a big, simple-minded guy, and the synopsis even says he'll always be that way. It's a pity he became a big, simple-minded guy after being injured while protecting his country as a soldier, but life is full of regrets that make it real.
At first glance, the protagonist didn't seem very composed, but later on, it became clear that he was just that kind of person. It was quite heartbreaking to see him so badly injured, but accidents happen all the time, and there's nothing we can do about it. I hope there will be a side story for him later, where he regains his memories at the end of his life.
The plot is excellent and engaging, and I love this kind of harmonious and heartwarming story without too many awful family members. The lack of interaction between the female lead and the original male and female leads is also a plus. The female lead's character is well-developed, not a saintly type, and while the male lead is a bit simple-minded, he's still quite good.
The writing style is generally smooth, and everything unfolds logically. The romance develops relatively late, but I think it's reasonable, considering the male lead is a bit special; it would be unrealistic for him to fall for someone right away. This is actually a good thing. From the writing, I can tell the author is a gentle person; the content is quite beautiful, which I love!
It's alright, a fairly ordinary period drama, without too many messy or melodramatic plot twists. It's just a depiction of a family's life. (Mainly, I don't like infatuated characters, neither male nor female. Plus, I felt the female lead's tendency to go through the motions was a bit excessive.
I think this article is quite good. It doesn't have dramatic ups and downs; it's all about the ordinary, everyday life. Some people might find it repetitive and rambling, but isn't that what life is like? Every day follows a general trajectory, and every day brings a little unexpected surprise. Then there's the male lead, Kyung-ha. He's always been a "fool," which isn't the usual trope.
A sweet and gentle romance, a love story that unfolds slowly and naturally, it's very beautiful. At first, I thought the female lead was mainly just a bystander, but it turns out there are quite a few juicy stories involving her, so her perspective isn't entirely that of an observer.
The story flows smoothly overall. The male lead is always a bit of a simpleton, but the epilogues are exceptionally well-written, and the secondary couple is also great. Xiao Xiang isn't a typical female lead, but she has strong opinions and, even though she's a transmigrator, she simply lives her life and does what she loves—I particularly admire that.
It's great! Lighthearted and fun, easy to watch and very relaxing!
It's so good! Honestly, if I had enough money, I'd want a husband like the male lead. So innocent and kind, tall and handsome—how wonderful! And his family are all so gentle and honest people. Definitely a full five stars! Unlike other period dramas that are all the same, this is so good!