A Marquis Reborn as a Village Girl in the Seventies
侯爷穿成了年代小村姑
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- 275k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- From Ancient Times to the Present: A Marquis's Rise to Prominence in the Sixties古穿今之侯爷在六零的升职之路Alternate title on Fanqie
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The female lead is currently quite good; she's not a saint, and her parents are also nice, unlike other novels with a bunch of awful characters. The story is heartwarming and slice-of-life, focusing on small details to reveal larger themes. I hope the author can maintain this pace and gradually make the female lead better and better.
I like this type of book. The characters are intelligent and capable, and they don't spend all their time on romance or trivial matters. 😅 There are already so many trivial things in daily life, and if a novel is filled with so many extreme and trivial matters, I'd be sick of it.
It's a great read; it's the first time I've seen a female lead from ancient times who travels to the present and gets involved in politics. The female lead is very capable; I hope she becomes a powerful and successful politician.
I have to say, I absolutely, positively love this book! I declare it my absolute favorite historical fiction. It's all exactly what I love: the female lead is calm, intelligent, insightful, and principled despite her shrewdness. Most importantly, the male lead is practically a background character.
It's a good story. It's rare to see a female lead pursuing a career in politics, and her starting point is just right, without any so-called background, which makes her very relatable. The male lead marrying into the family is also a good thing. In short, the female lead's career path is clear, and her family storyline doesn't hold her back either, making the story much more engaging.
So good, I can't get enough! Most historical romance novels I've read feature female protagonists who thrive in the business world, rarely those who go into politics, which is quite appealing to me! Seeing how the female lead navigates her political career and rises through the ranks is so captivating!
It's a really good read. There are very few novels about female protagonists in politics, so I'm so glad I found one. The female protagonist's family isn't currently holding her back, and the male protagonist is a son-in-law. The female protagonist is calm and rational, not a saint. The only downside is that there aren't enough words; waiting for daily updates is so painful 😣.
The book is very engaging; I especially love the character's intelligence and hard work. No matter the circumstances, girls should strive for excellence. Whether it's the original character or the female protagonist, they never give up on their studies. The only inaccuracy is the author's timeline regarding the money. Based on your stated wages and prices, it should be set between 1968 and 1979.
It's so well-written, but there's just not enough of it; I didn't get enough of it, but it's very satisfying. It features a strong female lead, and I felt an immense sense of power and authority from her. No wonder she was a marquis in her past life; she definitely lived up to that image. There were almost no truly awful characters throughout the story, making it a pleasant read, especially the family dynamics—they were simply amazing… I'm envious.
It's a good read, full of life and emotion, with no truly awful characters. It focuses on the female lead's career and is a true story of a son-in-law who is the breadwinner and the husband stays at home. Neither set of parents is difficult, and the relatives are all harmonious. In the end, the female lead promotes her relatives without causing her any trouble. It's a very good novel.