The 1970s: The Fake Heiress Flirts with the Military Officer, Who Spoils Her
七零：假千金狂撩帽子黍被掐腰宠
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- Period Fiction
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- The 1970s Fake Heiress: Grandma Is a Capitalist Heiress七零假千金：奶奶是资本家大小姐Alternate title on Fanqie
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Male Leads Who Are Criminal Police Officers, Military Officers, or Army Commanders: Oozing with Masculine Charm!
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Hilarious Enough to Kill You Laughing, but With a Great Moral Compass
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This is the best I've ever seen. It's very natural, touching, and makes you unconsciously empathize with the characters' joys and sorrows. There's no overpowered plot device; it's very close to real life. Keep up the good work, author!
It's so good! The writing is excellent, the plot is tight and doesn't drag at all, it's a very enjoyable read. I finished it in one go! I need more updates, more chapters, even a ton of updates! It's not enough, not enough at all! 🤭🤭🤭
The novel doesn't have many villains to highlight the female lead's flaws. Nor do all the female supporting characters love the male lead. It's quite realistic. Many novels of this type either involve the female lead transmigrating into the body of a real heiress while the fake heiress is extremely wicked, or she transmigrates into the body of a fake heiress while the real heiress is extremely…
It's very well written, with no annoying plot points and excellent pacing. I saw the author's comment today and recognized the author – this is the third book I've read by you! Keep it up!
Previously, my impression of historical fiction was mostly based on the female lead's familiarity with the historical period, making her life seem effortlessly smooth. This one is completely different! The female lead in this story is more about her meticulous interpersonal skills and genuine kindness, which allowed her to make many friends, find her grandmother, and meet a supportive and devoted…
It's well-written, but it feels more like life in the 1980s than the 1970s. The story has a good pace with minimal filler and the male protagonist's investigations are interspersed throughout. Overall, it's quite good. Without a special space or system, the female protagonist relies entirely on herself, proving that capable people can thrive anywhere.
It's definitely worth reading! It's very good, not cliché, and the "real or fake heiress" trope doesn't involve any dramatic life-or-death situations. The female lead cleverly avoids these situations and seems very open-minded. However, I'm a bit concerned about the future setting of the novel. I wonder if people at the time would be suspicious?
This novel doesn't have any overpowered plot devices. It's quite bland; I almost couldn't continue reading because the main couple's relationship was so sweet and cloying 😂. Later, I learned to skip around and focus on their daily lives raising their child after they had one. Although I don't like children in real life, reading about raising kids in a novel is cute and fun.
The female lead, Jiang Ran, is intelligent and decisive. After transmigrating into the book, she quickly assesses the situation and takes action, refusing to sit idly by and wait for her fate. She is lively and proactive, bold and direct when flirting with the male lead, making her a vivid character.
It's great! It would be even better with more side stories! I really enjoy reading sweet stories with cute babies these days, and I would love it even more if there were more descriptions of the cute babies! Thank you, author!