
Transmigrated to 1970, I Was Spoiled by Everyone Around Me
穿越70,我被身边的人宠坏了
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- Ongoing
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- 1.9M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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- 2mo ago
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- Transmigrated to the 1970s, Where Grandma and Grandpa Spoil Me Rotten and the Whole Family's Luck Turns Around穿七零爷奶宠上天全家改运笑开颜Alternate title on Fanqie
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To be honest, I've read a lot of historical novels where the protagonist is the sole pampered child in the family, and a couple of alternate history stories set during famine years. While the protagonist is spoiled by his family, especially his grandparents, he never reacts when they scold his sisters as "money-losing" children.
Not bad, not bad. It's about everyday family life, nothing too awful. It's easy to watch and quite heartwarming. The male lead is 16 now, so please, no harem later on!
It's not bad. The cheat system is one of my favorites: a farming system with a storage space and a daily check-in function. The character designs are decent, but I don't really like the time period. Lately, I prefer stories from the 1958-1960s.
It's quite good; it's vivid and realistic.
This is a divine book! Tang Jia San Shao was moved to tears, Tian Can Tu Dou (a famous Chinese writer) was humbled, and Chen Dong (another famous Chinese writer) fell silent… This must be one of the Four Great Classical Novels, absolutely the greatest masterpiece of the 21st century! *Sacred Ruins* pales in comparison! *Battle Through the Heavens* lacks depth! *Zhu Xian* lacks emotion!
It's great! I love reading heartwarming period dramas.
Beautiful! The strong family bond is so touching!! 👍👍👍
I started skipping around from chapter 225 onwards. It's not that the writing is bad, but I personally couldn't get into it. It's quite well-written, with a "golden finger" (a special ability to grant special advantages), and so far, it's a single female lead who's only engaged.
I really like this kind of story; it's written with a strong sense of realism, the content is vivid, and it's very engaging.
The process was natural and gentle, the plot was heartwarming and harmonious, and the family bonds were precious. 👍👍👍