
Transmigrating to 1973 as a Young Bride
穿越七三之小小媳妇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Marriage & Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Rereading "Country Roads," I discovered that Xuexia had recommended the author's book, using the name of a friend? By the way, how is Xuexia doing now?
The dialogue in the very first chapter is awkward and the narration is disorganized. Furthermore, the female lead is portrayed as selfish and self-serving from the very beginning, saying she wants to raise her brother into a doting brother so she can use him for a better life later… If I were her brother, I'd spit salt water at her and tell her to get as far away from me as possible!
After reading the first ten or twenty chapters, it felt like children playing house, and I couldn't bear to continue. I checked the comments to see if it was still worth reading. It seems there's no need to.
Female protagonists in period novels on Qidian are generally selfish and have all sorts of bad habits.
The later parts were a mess, a bit of a waste of my money. Typos, wrong names, wrong plot points, wrong, wrong, wrong.
I also love the space-themed storyline in the necklace the most. I reread it when I was looking for something to read, and that's when I started to notice stories about space-themed novels 🤭🤭. After reading the beginning of this one, I didn't feel like continuing.
I couldn't get through the first few chapters; it was rambling and didn't get to the point, making it very difficult to read.
All sorts of things were so cringeworthy, it gave me a severe case of cringe. The writing itself was still pretty good, though.
Does it have a cheat code? 😊
It's too wordy and the progress is too slow.