The 1970s: I Transmigrated into a Book with the System in Hand, So I Just Lie Flat
七零穿书：系统在手，躺平就行
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- Completed
- Length
- 602k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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Period Stories, Educated Youths, Sending Supplies to Family, and Stockpiling
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Any Period-Era Books From Five or Six Years Ago?
The female lead is reborn. In her previous life, she followed a scumbag around, working tirelessly for him, and ended up dying miserably. In this life, she stays away from him and starts over. She takes part in the first Gaokao. The very first chapter has her hiding in the male lead's bathtub to avoid repeating her past mistakes. He's a research scientist.
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Finished reading it!! So satisfying. At the beginning, some details made the protagonist's mental fortitude seem like that of an ordinary person. However, during his time in the countryside, many things happened because of a central figure (Weiwei), which allowed the protagonist to grow rapidly.
It's a good read. The female lead is quite clear-headed, keeping her distance from the original male and female leads, protecting the secret of her spatial ability, avoiding becoming cannon fodder in the story, and living her own life peacefully.
A cleansing talisman is definitely a good thing. Many novels from different eras don't have this talisman, and then people always manage to track them down afterward. If we had this talisman, there wouldn't be any problems. Great! The author must have thought of a lot! Satisfying! Xie Yanci can be considered a famous writer of rural novels from the Tomato Era.
This book is truly a rare gem among period dramas. Having read so many stories of educated youth betraying and tearing each other apart, this book offers a refreshing contrast. The female educated youth in this book at most utter a few sarcastic remarks, and only one character surnamed Jin is quickly eliminated – this is a more realistic portrayal of the world!
The plot is simple and heartwarming, mostly focusing on rescuing women from difficult situations. There's not much competition or strife among women, nor is it like the typical period drama where women's fates are always humiliated, resulting in miscarriages and marriages to bad men. It primarily shows understanding of women's plight and offers solutions; the female protagonist is clear-headed and rational!
I've read up to chapter 160. The story of the main world is quite good, just a bit short. I haven't read most of the stories about the other worlds; I only read the table of contents and skipped to the ending. It's alright, I guess.
It's a really good and heartwarming story. The female lead doesn't engage in any scheming or backstabbing; instead, she helps girls from other dimensions later on, which is truly touching.
I haven't even commented yet! 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦 It's quite good, but the popularity is too low. I hope the author can persevere.
This book is so good! 👍👍👍
As long as it's not filled with romance, it deserves five stars! 😆😆😆😆 The lack of a romantic pairing makes it truly enjoyable!!!