Sixties: I Became the Villainess, Got Pregnant, and Married an Officer Instead
六零：穿成恶毒女配揣崽改嫁军官
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 272k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
125Chapters
3.3kReads · 30 days
87.6kReads · all time
286Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.3Score
More by this author
Yandere CEO: Honey, Your Secret Identity Is Showing
The Imperial Princess Has Turned Dark
Apocalypse: The Adorable Kid Big Shot Stockpiles Goods with the System
Forced Into Marriage as a Stepmom! After Joining the Army, the Abstinent Big Shot Gets Addicted
After Fifty Years of Toiling as an Obese Wife, You Say Your True Love Is Your First Love
The 1990s: I Became the Early-Deceased Wife of a Tough Big Shot
Transmigrate to a Matriarchal World: I Become Everyone’s Favorite While Fleeing Famine
I Faked My Death While Pregnant, and My Ex-Fiancé, a Powerful Tycoon, Lost It When I Got Engaged
Quick Transmigration: Stockpiling Supplies in the Apocalypse, My Host Is Fierce and Ruthless
After I Transmigrate, I’m Fleeing Famine Every Day
Reader comments 26
Google Translate
Quite refreshing. It's extremely rare to see a female protagonist in period dramas date multiple times, especially one who marries another man while pregnant. Very courageous, she forges a path to survival against all odds. Excellent writing.
The story has a good framework: the tale of three unfortunate girls who meet in the Great Northern Wilderness and support each other as they grow up. I really like this female lead. Although the original owner was abandoned after getting pregnant out of wedlock, and the female lead was forced to take over this body, she is brave and resourceful.
Before I knew it, I'd finished listening. The female lead isn't perfect; she's a very realistic character. And the original owner of the body she transmigrated into also had flaws. She didn't have any concept of purity or uncleanliness. Transmigration is a process where you can't choose who you end up in, but the female lead tries her best to live.
This is the first time I've given a long review to a book. The story is great, the content is fresh, and the characters are well-developed. I just wish this book had been polished a bit more. Towards the end, it felt like reading a narrative novel. After the male and female leads got married, there was basically no romantic relationship between them. The ex-husband's story, if written well, could have been a small highlight. It's a bit of a shame that the book shouldn't have ended like this.
It's a short story of over 100 chapters. This "True or False Heiress" story is actually quite well-written; at least it doesn't have any other messy or ridiculous endings, which is good. There aren't any particularly malicious characters in this novel.
Surprisingly, it was quite good. There was no female rivalry, and the camaraderie between the female lead and her sisters was very genuine. The supporting actresses were also very distinctive.
A pretty good story, warm and gentle, flowing smoothly. And the epilogue...
I watched it all in one go.
Want to see your ex-boyfriend regret it? How about some extra episodes?
Good, the plot doesn't drag or feel repetitive.