Transmigrated into a Novel: Becoming a Pitiful Girl in the 1970s
七零替嫁：娇气包千亿资海岛躺赢
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 397k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- A 1970s Substitute Bride: The Heiress with Billions Wins Big on the IslandEarlier English title
179Chapters
1.9kReads
7.0Score
180Shelves
904Listens
160.9kReads · all time
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In booklists 4
Looking for a Period Novel with a Golden Finger Set on an Island or by the Sea
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Highly Recommend Well-written Military Marriage Novels Set in a Bygone Era, Featuring Capable Characters
Looking for stories like Fat Wife? My Insatiable Husband Begs for Kisses Every Night. Highly recommend this excellent military-era romance! The talented female lead is a star singer in the art troupe who makes a comeback and builds her career, while the aloof regiment commander slowly falls for her. The family drama is just right, and the career and romance
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I'm Running Out of Books to Read. Any Good Recommendations?
Don’t recommend stories about the male lead. I want stories about the heroine. I’m looking for period dramas, please!
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Literary Fiction, System, Top-Tier Stories Rated 6.0 or Higher, Come On In
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If he can't use his hands to wash dishes while protecting his family and country, doesn't he need to eat? So funny, what kind of fallacy is this? 🙂
It's very interesting. The male protagonist's brain reacts very quickly. The female protagonist is generous and far-sighted. She is systematic but appears in the early stages and rarely in the later stages. The family protects each other and supports each other to grow up. I haven't seen an article like this in a long time.
I don't know why there are so many bad reviews. After reading the full text, it is very good. It is not a vulgar way of going to the countryside. It is very novel and many words are very touching. No matter how strong a person is, his home is his country. The only bad thing is that the names of the characters are always wrong. There are also many chapters in the whole text. The chapters are arranged in order, the names are counterpointed, and the names of brothers and sisters distinguish between men and women. It is really a good article. I recommend it!
Overall they look good It's just that I really don't understand what kind of marriage this was in the previous life. Why do you say that Su Baozhu has robbed the heroine of her marriage in this life? Why is she called Second Sister Su Baozhu? When did they take the family photo? Su Baozhu and the others have nothing to do with the Lu family. When was the photo taken?
I've watched half of it so far, I think it's pretty good
Recommended, but the title is a bit confusing
Why don't the male and female protagonists have children of their own?
It looks good, but why do the children of the younger brother and sister call them grandparents, and the third child calls grandpa? Why don't they write about giving birth to their own children?
I think it's ok. I've read the full text. I almost missed the extra chapter and it's a bit confusing. I won't go into details later. Why don't I have a baby👶?
It's good to read. I like short and exciting novels like this.