
Transmigrated Into a Book Set in the 1970s: My Mortal Enemy's Possessiveness Is Off the Charts
七零穿书,死对头他占有欲爆表
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 465k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
You Switch Brides, I Switch Grooms: Let’s Sharpen Our Knives for Everyone
Divorced at Forty, She Marries a Commander, While Her Ex’s Family Faces Ruin
Everyone Else Is Honest, So What If I’m a Little Insane?
Betrayed by Cruel Relatives in the 1980s, I Make a Point of Cutting Them All Off
Autumn’s Here, Time to Wipe Out My In-Laws!
The Fierce Eighties Beauty Is Gorgeous, and Her Devoted Childhood Sweetheart Can Handle Her Heat
The Reborn Wise Wife Woke Up and Abandoned Her Husband and Children to Start a Rebellion
The Whole Family Transmigrates During Their Escape: The Heir's Wife Has a Spacious Villa
In booklists 12
Any Stories About a Delicate Young Lady Who Transmigrates to the Past and Stays Spoiled?
No moving to the countryside, and no poverty alleviation. Ideally, the protagonist always has the best things, has a pocket dimension, and is smart and resourceful.
Recommend Some Period-Era Novels About Transmigrating Into a Book!
Only completed books, please. I've been following too many ongoing series lately and can never read enough. I hope you ladies can recommend some completed period novels about transmigrating into a book. Please suggest stories with decent values and a heroine who isn't intermittently brain-dead. Thanks, beauties.
Period Stories Where the Lead Has to Get Married Right After Transmigrating
Looking for stories where the female lead marries the male lead right after transmigrating.
Looking for Stories with a Hot-Tempered Street Punk Male Lead Who Treats His Wife Like a Queen
The Male Lead Transmigrates into a Period Novel and Supports His Family
A male protagonist transmigrates to the past and supports his family.
Please Recommend a Period-Era Story with an Educated, Refined, and Gentle Male Lead Who Was Sent to the Countryside
Transmigrate Into a Villainous Supporting Female Character in the 1970s or 1980s
Reborn and Married to My Mortal Enemy
Do You Like Transmigration Stories Set in a Different Era?
Lately, I've been really into transmigration-to-a-different-era stories and stories where the protagonist transmigrates with a spatial dimension. What would you recommend? 😉
Historical-Era Novels With a Female Lead Who Shines on Her Own
Looking for books similar to "Sixty! I Woke Up Inside a Steamy Novel". [Reincarnated as a Baby] [Transported Into a Steamy Novel] [Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside] [Super Strong] [Male Lead from the Apocalypse with Superpowers] [Everyday Domestic Life] The female lead stands on her own.
Are There Any Stories About Mortal Enemies?
Childhood sweethearts who grew up together, innocent and inseparable.
Looking for a Period Novel Where the Female Lead Dumps Her Jerk Boyfriend and Marries Her Mortal Enemy
A devoted couple, witty writing, marriage first and love later, and a cozy vibe. No age gaps, no stepmother stories, no adopting children, no showbiz plots, and no love-crazed admirers or Mary Sue-style characters adored by everyone.
In same booklists
I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970s and Became the Abuse Novel Heroine's Best Friend
Transmigrate into a Book: In the Seventies, I Lead My Family Up the Social Ladder
The Villainess and the Village Tough Sweep Through the 1980s. Deal With It!
The Wicked Female Side Character Returns to the 1970s and Gets Spoiled Rotten
The Flirtatious Young Lady Joins the Military Compound, and the Rogue Soldier Cuddles and Coaxes Her
Protecting the Dao in the Sixties: My Stepbrother Is a Pillar of the Nation
The Foolish Wife of the 1970s: After Breaking Off the Engagement, She’s Spoiled by a Tough Guy’s Family
After Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970s, the Three-Year-Old Cannon Fodder Becomes the Family's Darling
Gongxi's Third Book
Dropped into the 1960s: One Cell Phone for Food and Shelter
With the Koi's Blessing, I Strike It Rich by Picking Up Money in an Era Novel
The 1970s: The Cannon-Fodder Heroine Gets Force-Kissed by the Wolfish Young Man Again
Come Into Character, This Is a No-Win Game
Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1980s: The Sweet and Spicy Beauty Has a Pocket Dimension
Back to the 1970s: The Cannon Fodder Heroine’s Daily Face-Slapping
The Cannon-Fodder’s Cousin Strives in the ’70s
I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the ’80s, Went Wild in the Comments, and Slaughtered My Way Through
After Awakening, the Cannon Fodder Wife Remarries Her Ex-Husband's Rival
I Transmigrated to the 1970s, but I Refuse to Be the Villainess
The Soft and Sweet Little Wife of the 1970s Sure Knows How to Push Your Buttons
Reader comments 50
Google Translate




























































It's great! The author has made great progress. The previous novel, *Song Yin Chen*, was so exciting up to chapter 200, but then it became incredibly weak. The author spent a long time trying to fill space with a small misunderstanding without resolving it, so I dropped it. I stumbled upon this new novel and it felt familiar. Then I saw the author and realized it was an old friend! That's good. This one isn't as frustrating. Keep up the good work, author! I'm rooting for you!
This book is really well-written, at least a 9 out of 10. The female lead is clever, quirky, and has a strong moral compass, possessing the sense of justice that most people have, making for a pleasant and enjoyable read. Unlike some period dramas where the female lead has to calculate everything, even doing good deeds for fear of being labeled a saint. The only downside is the ending felt a bit rushed; it could have been written more.
I've been reading books for over ten years 🤦 and this is truly amazing!!! I finished it in one go! The writing flows smoothly, and the female lead is absolutely fantastic! The ending could have been a bit more fleshed out (maybe the ratings weren't good?).
It's a good watch. Although the ending was a bit rushed, the characters are all quite realistic. They're not perfect, but there aren't any major flaws. The supporting characters all have good developments. It's just that the villains have too much screen time.
I usually dislike novels featuring spoiled, demanding female protagonists, but this one was a refreshing change. The female lead's antics were quite endearing, probably because she's principled, not weak despite her spoiled nature, has strong moral values, and isn't overly seductive.
It's a good read, and the theme is quite novel for a period novel. The only downside is the rating; the book is really well-written. To avoid burying the author's hard work, I'm writing this honest review to praise them. It's a sweet and delicious read.
The character is very likable; I really wish I had the female lead's smooth tongue.
This is so good! How could it be written so well?
It's quite exciting. The male and female leads are half-siblings. They initially met through online dating and then met in person. The male lead was devastated when he realized the female lead was his father's biological daughter. They became mortal enemies. Later, the male lead discovered he wasn't his father's biological son. The two then traveled to a historical fiction world, where they became a couple and cleared up their misunderstandings.
It's well written, just make sure to write a good ending next time. Thanks for your hard work! 😅😅😅😅😅