The 1970s: I Snatched the Heroine's Golden Finger from the Start
七零：开局抢走女主金手指
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- Period Fiction
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- The 1970s: The Vile Younger Sister-in-Law Refuses to Repent七零：极品小姑子她死不悔改Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is unbelievable! Does the female lead have a mouth now? Couldn't she just say she's looking for a job, that's why she doesn't do housework? Her second brother says he'll introduce her to someone so she can get married sooner, but couldn't she just say she already has a boyfriend?
Before reading it, I saw many comments complaining about it, but after reading it myself, I still think I should give it a five-star rating. It's not like what other comments said. Maybe other readers want to read a super satisfying novel with a space, delicious food, and getting rich quickly, but I think the female lead's journey is quite smooth and enjoyable.
5-Star review. The female lead is truly exceptional. Her spatial ability is currently useless except for beauty treatments. Her abilities are not particularly outstanding; she's quite ordinary. Her personality is slightly unlikable, but most importantly, she provides a lot of laughs.
It feels like the whole family is petty. Although the female lead was reborn, she didn't seem to change much. Even though she took over the original female lead's spatial ability, it wasn't of much use except for changing her appearance. She relied entirely on her family for support as she progressed.
The original female lead's sister-in-law awakened to the story's development and preemptively seized the "golden finger" that could make her more beautiful and improve her health. Perhaps due to her indigenous background, she didn't go to the black market to partner with someone for a while after it opened, earn enough money to buy a house, and then settled down to be a teacher and writer, not…
This book is quite good so far. The female lead has a good personality, and the characters are likable. It's newly released, so the rating is relatively low. Personally, I think it's quite good and could easily reach eight points or higher.
You get tired of dealing with awful relatives who are always arguing and bickering.
Personally, I think it's alright. Everyone's a villain, each with their own hidden agendas, which feels realistic. It's harmless. The actions of the second brother's family towards the female lead in the original plot are true. If the female lead hadn't awakened to her true nature, what would have happened to her? The female lead is good at sweet-talking and doesn't do much.
Refined egoism, quite interesting.
It's actually quite good that the female lead is rather selfish, doesn't like to suffer losses, and doesn't help others. It's a real shame about the second brother because the portrayal of him is so different from the one in the original book. I really feel like there must be something wrong with the original book.