The 1970s: There’s So Much Meat, We Can’t Eat It All
七零之吃不完，肉根本吃不完
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- 604k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- Transmigrated to the 1970s, Rose to Become a Rich Beauty, and Kept a Handsome Young Lover穿七零逆袭成白富美，包养小狼狗Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a story where the male lead is more outstanding than the female lead. This is not meant in a derogatory way. It doesn't mean that the male lead is stronger than the female lead. They are both strong in terms of ability, but they are on different tracks. However, the male lead is slightly more likable than the female lead; he's a rare, guiding lover without a fatherly influence.
The story of two ordinary people with no background and abandoned by their families, supporting and helping each other through their relationship, is a writing style I really like, and it's also a life attitude I admire. Their mutual love and sacrifice are far superior to those stories featuring sophisticated egoists, lazy heroines who can't do anything, or those period dramas where the protagonist is just a gossipmonger. I hope the author keeps up the good work!
This is a time-travel romance novel set in a bygone era. The male and female leads are not mistreated and the story is satisfying. The female lead, Zhou Chuxia, has a cheat ability: a table of food and wine and a small storage space. The food and wine are automatically changed every three days. The male lead is Xie Haoran.
It's so dramatic, but I like it. It's a new way to enjoy gossip—by reading it in a novel. It's quite good, but I suddenly realized the rating is only 5.8. Luckily, the number of readers is decent, otherwise, I feel like the book might fizzle out. Keep it up! I hope this book can be lucky enough to continue growing.
The author's linguistic skill is profoundly evident in every dialogue, especially in the banter between the male and female leads. The female lead is truly remarkable; although the beginning isn't particularly strong, she is incredibly intelligent and emotionally intelligent, and can be considered a truly capable wife. She provides the male lead with significant emotional and financial support.
The male and female protagonists in this novel are wonderful; they are loving and thoughtful, trusting each other implicitly. From childhood sweethearts to old age, they have walked together with unwavering trust, encountering like-minded friends along the way, as well as some envious and jealous people.
Although the rating isn't high, it's much better than many high-scoring but mindless period dramas. The male and female leads are ordinary people, neither devastatingly handsome nor breathtakingly beautiful. They start by cooperating in rural areas and gradually improve. The villains aren't brainless either.
This novel is incredibly good! It's a very unique period drama. Both the male and female leads are quite young. The female lead was young in her previous life, while the male lead is a local and also very young—a very distinctive character setup. The female lead is straightforward and efficient, decisive, and exceptionally intelligent. The plot is also exceptionally engaging.
The low score might be due to fewer reviews. I thought the writing was excellent; I read it from cover to cover. I don't have the writing skills for a proper review, so I can only say it was good. Some people commented that some of the dialogue didn't fit the era, which is true to some extent, but it's not a big deal.
This book is really good. I almost missed it because of the rating. The story is just like the cover description suggests. The "golden finger" (superpower/cheat) isn't too overpowered; aside from getting food, it doesn't rely heavily on any special abilities. The best part of this book is that the relationship between the two characters isn't forced like in some other books.