
Transmigrated Into a Book: The Capitalist’s Feral Cub Bites Back in the 1970s
穿书七零之资本家狼崽会咬人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 380k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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185Chapters
150Reads · 30 days
18.9kReads · all time
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This book is really well-written and has a very comfortable pace. I even almost cried at the beginning 🥲. Compared to other novels where the male lead lives in a cowshed but is all-powerful, this story is very realistic. The male lead's life is truly tragic, and the female lead is incredibly brave, righteous, and never wrongs herself; she's very intelligent.
I came from the author's time-travel novels; it's an excellent period drama. 👍
It's very well written, so why isn't it rated highly? It's better than many historical fiction works.
I think it's good; it's a slow-burn, gradual story. The female lead's character is well-developed—gentle yet decisive. The male lead is quite pitiful. [Currently rushing to finish the draft]