Transmigrated into a Book in the 1970s: Two Years a Widow, Yet I’m Pregnant
穿书七零：守寡两年我却怀孕了
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 6mo ago
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- The 1970s Little Widow Is So Delicate, One Bite Makes Her Cry七零小寡妇真娇气，咬一口就哭Alternate title on Fanqie
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The beginning was quite good, although it was melodramatic, but the female lead's character was well-developed; she was intelligent, decisive, brave, and resourceful. However, after marriage… there's not much left to write… it's all about the various instances of male chauvinism! Men, women, old, young… no matter who appears, it all revolves around this…
The content is quite good, and the female lead's lines are also excellent. Although I know the female lead relies on the female supporting character, I still hope the author will make the female lead love themselves more, rather than prioritizing the female lead in everything.
With its grand and powerful language, delicate and engaging storyline, gentle and captivating heroine, and hilarious moments of helping others in times of crisis, this story is incredibly enjoyable and highly recommended. 👍👍👍👍👍 It's the first story I read every day.
I didn't give it five stars mainly because there were just too many awful characters in this book, from beginning to end—it was simply terrifying. It's more of an ensemble piece, and the author's writing is really good. I read it all the way to the end.
I loved reading it! I hope the author keeps up the good work. The second female lead becomes the main character, and she gets slapped in the face repeatedly. She doesn't waste time with nonsense when encountering awful characters; she just gets straight to the point. However, the scenes with the bratty kids were a bit disappointing; I almost wanted to hit them myself while reading, and I regretted not being able to reach into the book. 🤦
Finally found a satisfying read! The female lead's breasts are all cleared up, and she's a normal woman who doesn't get bullied. I stayed up all night to finish it last night; it's really good, and the plot is reasonable and not exaggerated.
I skipped through it, but it was very good. The female lead has a lot of charisma, though there are a few annoying characters who sometimes deliberately drag things out, which is quite irritating. The plot has some twists and turns, and the interactions between the male and female leads are natural and well-developed. Five stars!
It's quite good, with a touch of warmth, a clear-headed rationality, and a ruthless condemnation of all evil—a sobering reflection on humanity. It's really satisfying.
The female lead is beautiful and in great spirits, yet she doesn't waver in her pursuit of wealth and success even when faced with a high-quality man. She's shrewd, decisive, and kind, but mostly self-serving. In the chapters following Lan Aoxue's appearance, it seemed like the female lead was out of character.
I finished reading it, and it was quite good. The original female lead was always a likable character, and this one felt more logical, unlike those stories where the original female lead becomes stupid and wicked after transmigrating into a book. However, Vice Regiment Qin's wedding night was taking way too long; it's almost the finale!