An Apocalypse Big Shot Transmigrates to the 1970s and Starts a Fight by Flipping the Table
末世大佬穿七零，掀桌子直接开打
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Going to the Countryside? The Apocalypse Big Shot Crushes Her Whole Family and Empties the Cellar下乡？末世大佬完虐全家搬空地窖Alternate title on Fanqie
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The first novel I read was a quick transmigration series by this author. I especially enjoy stories with female protagonists who have spatial abilities, allowing them to hoard resources, food, and gold and jewelry in any world. It's so addictive to read with a clear mind. In this historical novel, the female protagonist is exceptional from the start; she endures no hardship or loss.
This book is set in the 1970s and tells the story of the female protagonist after she travels through time. Personally, I think the plot is quite enjoyable, at least not frustrating. As for what others think, that's beyond the author's consideration. Every book is written with care; sitting in front of the computer for five or six hours a day is hard work for everyone.
The plot is well-designed to fit the era, especially the part where she deals with her father; it's quite enjoyable and not frustrating at all. Highly recommended for those who like fast-paced, satisfying stories!
The overall story outline is good, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the male and female protagonists are not eccentric figures; their viewpoints are clear, and there aren't too many dramatic twists and turns. The author's writing style is decent, and the plot unfolds naturally without any major deviations. It does have a slightly more scholarly feel, and it's fairly similar to other sample essays. Overall, it's alright.
Overall, it's a very good watch. The only thing that's a bit hard to judge is the tragic ending of the second male lead. His family is indeed very bad, but he's still quite outstanding from beginning to end, and he never had any bad intentions towards the female lead. We shouldn't deny everything about him just because he was born into poverty. It's understandable to feel sorry for him, but he shouldn't be treated so tragically. 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦
Viewed from the middle The first few dozen chapters, judging from the table of contents, seem drawn out and hesitant, with the author constantly jumping around. The female lead was quite decisive and efficient when she carried out the killing. Sometimes it's just that some people are so clueless and idiotic. The female lead was too soft-hearted and didn't beat them hard enough to make them submit.
The female protagonist who transmigrated from the apocalypse is truly remarkable. She never suffers losses, possesses explosive combat power, and isn't a saint. Those who try to frame her are either killed or subdued. She hates evil and has patriotism ingrained in her bones. She has powerful spatial abilities.
It's a great read, the male lead is strong, and I love him. I really enjoy this kind of story; two powerful figures from the apocalypse meet in the 70s, thankfully neither of them has the surname Shen.
A pretty good start. After transmigrating, the female protagonist decisively cuts ties with her scumbag father, punishes her stepmother, and takes revenge on her father and stepsister. Those who haven't read the latest chapters have no right to comment! I like Qiao Qiao, keep it up!
I forgot when the male lead appeared, but it was quite late in the story. The guy with the surname Shen isn't the male lead. It's a short, concise story that reaches a satisfying conclusion. The female lead's magical space is very powerful. It has a touch of cultivation, but it's not complicated. It's very enjoyable and definitely worth getting hooked on. Highly recommended (Qiao Song & Jin Liangchen).