Reborn as a Little Green-Tea Girl in the 1970s, I Win Over the Stone-Faced Tough Guy
穿成七零小绿茶，冷面糙汉真香了
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- Completed
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- 524k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- The 1970s: The Gloomy, Lame Man and His Little Sunflower七零：阴鸷瘸子和他的小太阳花Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's alright. As long as it doesn't go down the path of having a bunch of kids later on (especially the part where the female lead has a son but then insists on having a daughter during her career's rise to show she doesn't discriminate against boys), the book's premise and development are worth five stars. The overpowered plot device is a bit too much, but everything else is acceptable.
This is a very healing novel, evoking the aesthetic of the economic boom of the 1970s and 80s. The plot is solid and captivating, and the male and female leads are very likable. I can't understand why this book has such a low rating, but I really like it. I love this kind of positive and uplifting writing that makes life feel hopeful.
It's so good, so heartwarming. Some female leads are so well-written that readers fall in love with them first—they're truly like little sunshine heroes! 😘😘😘 And they don't portray the original female lead negatively. I absolutely love this kind of writing! 💕
It's a very good story. The male lead doesn't constantly argue with the female lead, and he cleverly discovers that the female lead isn't the original owner of this body.
First, let's talk about the strengths – the character portrayals are generally good: the female lead isn't overly sweet or coquettish, and the male lead isn't chauvinistic and respects women, which is better than many period dramas. The other female supporting characters don't engage in cutthroat competition but instead focus on their careers, and their relationships with family and friends are…
A house, two people, three meals a day, four seasons, plus a cat—family and friends—it evokes a gentle, warm feeling. It's not a typical period drama; it's more like a slice-of-life farming story, unfolding slowly yet never boring. The writing is delicate, the emotional development is natural, the male and female leads are well-developed, and their interactions are loving.
The story unfolds gradually and gently, with a focus on everyday warmth. It's rather bland and can get a bit boring in the middle, but it gets better as it progresses. There are some illogical moments, a common problem in period dramas, but since it's a transmigration story, it can be enjoyed as a fictional world. It's not a big problem to read without thinking too much.
It's quite good. I wonder if the extra chapters are finished? I'd love to see how the older brother pursues his sister-in-law. The relationship between the male and female leads develops gradually through their interactions; it's not an immediate, intense romance. The male lead knows the female lead has had her soul replaced, but he loves this particular female lead.
The male and female leads are both very well-developed. The female lead is especially interesting, and the male lead is wholeheartedly devoted to her, leading a super happy life that warms the heart. The characters in the book are all very positive and uplifting; seeing their lives gives you a sense of hope and anticipation, making for a wonderful reading experience.
I finished reading it and it was quite good. The novel mainly focuses on ordinary, everyday life, and especially on the female protagonist's personal growth. Personally, I felt there wasn't much description of the romance between the male and female leads; there were very few dramatic scenes like cremation scenes or arguments.