
The 1960s’ Rich Beauty Takes Down Her Scumbag Father’s Whole Family from the Start!
六零白富美开局干翻渣爹全家!
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- 313k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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It's a great read. Many authors don't portray the time-traveling female lead as the original female lead in a very nuanced way, but this book does it perfectly, and it's written with great detail. It's truly moving. Mo Qing and Mu Chen are a match made in heaven; even their names seem so perfectly matched.
I randomly clicked to listen to it, not expecting much, but it was surprisingly good. The early episodes, where the female lead deals with her scumbag father's family, are swift, efficient, and hilarious. Later, when she marries the male lead and joins him in the military, a different kind of highlight emerges – the female lead participating in a ping-pong match is really exciting! Also, the male lead's family is so kind, and I could feel his deep love for them between the lines.
The female protagonist in this book doesn't transmigrate into a book; rather, she returns to give the male protagonist a loving and happy future together. From the moment she defeats her scumbag father's family and considers marriage to the male protagonist, everything unfolds naturally. They travel to Northeast China, get married, and she slowly falls in love with him.
The female protagonist has normal values and is a normal person. Although she is sometimes a bit impulsive, her logic is quite normal for someone who has access to spatial abilities. I skimmed through 4 or 5 books in 3 days, and I'm so touched to finally find a normal author! 🥲
The story is well-written and very enjoyable. There aren't many convoluted plots; the capitalist's heiress has a wonderfully happy family, a doting husband, a loving in-law family, and a pair of highly intelligent twins.
She's ruthless in seizing the family fortune, without any saintly sentimentality. She decisively and cleanly gets rid of her scumbag father. That's the best part of capitalist heiress novels. The reason I deducted one star is because the original owner of the body always appears in her dreams. Since she's already transmigrated, she'll live a complete life.
It's a great watch. While it doesn't have many dramatic twists and turns, I was deeply moved by the male lead's dedication to his country and his tender, affectionate relationship with the female lead. The female lead is also genuine and uses her wisdom to help others and herself. I just wanted more! Highly recommended!
Although it lacks major plot twists and turns, and doesn't fully explain the love-hate relationship between the deceased Mr. Tu and the male protagonist, this story somewhat fills the void left by the regrets of that era. Perhaps "filling" isn't the right word, but for me, the story was still quite enjoyable.
Why is it so short? It's well-written, finally not the same old stories of black market jobs and house-buying all in one go. The marriage part is also very realistic; marrying a capitalist's daughter was very difficult back then. It's just too short; it feels like many stories were left unfinished.
I really liked it. The beginning, with the protagonist dealing with her scumbag father, and the later part about her joining the army were all good. The only regret was the space in the story. The space was only used in the beginning, and she hardly took anything out of it afterward, but it was still pretty sweet and reassuring.