
Transmigrated to the 1960s, I Thrive with My Spirit Spring Space
穿越六零我靠灵泉空间躺赢了
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- Transmigrating to the 1960s, I Go a Little Crazy and the Young Officer Spoils Me穿越六零,我略施癫计军少宠上天Alternate title on Fanqie
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The female lead, Su Yunjin, and the supporting female character, Su Yunyan, are siblings. The author keeps confusing the plot, often writing Yunyan's name instead of Yunjin's 🤦. They also both marry into the same family—brothers! Both Su Yunjin and the male lead are neglected and unloved children, neglected throughout their lives.
The male lead's biological father, Huo Mingli, is a refreshing character in this period drama. Upon discovering his child had been switched, he swiftly and decisively dealt with the fake child and reclaimed his own. Later, whenever his wife showed any signs of trouble, he immediately reprimanded her without hesitation, saving her face behind the children's back, but she remained incorrigible. The female lead is a kind yet sharp-witted person, someone who lives each day to the fullest.
Can't we shake off those brothers and two old guys? That's too greedy. The front looks good, but the back isn't so good.
Su Rujin is too strong. Although she has a spiritual spring space, she manages to get married, have children, and even handle interpersonal relationships with the older women around her very well!
I remember reading a book with a similar framework before. It was about rural parents who, in their youth, were jealous of a young couple from a prominent family in Beijing who, for various reasons, gave birth at the same time in a small, remote hospital. Out of jealousy that their newborn child was so different from their own, the rural parents secretly switched the babies! Something like that...
I've read up to chapter 51, and so far I really enjoy it. The only downside is that the female supporting character has a birth-generating system, which makes her a bit arrogant. I'm curious about what direction the author will take it from here on out.
I only watched up to Lu Yunting's part, and the reason I stopped watching was because it mentioned his marriage was orchestrated by the woman and her mother through drugging and scheming. He didn't like her but was forced into marriage due to societal pressures.
Of all the historical fiction novels I've read so far, this is my favorite. It has none of the tropes I hate, like marital separation or the couple not having mouths.
So far, it feels good. I'm continuing to read.
It's quite good, the storyline is also very good, and I like the female lead's personality.