Transmigrating to a Happy Life in the 1980s
穿越八零幸福生活
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The Zheng family is really annoying. The female lead's character is supposed to be a descendant from over a hundred years ago. Although the 1980s was a backward era, it was still a modern society. She's constantly caught up in these messy relationships in the village, marrying Zheng Fangyi. Seriously, it's unnecessary.
The author seems to have deliberately lowered the characters' intelligence. An engagement was arranged years ago, and the female lead's family can simply disagree (for example, they might directly disagree/demand a certain amount of dowry or require a house, etc. There are no known conditions the other party agreed to when the female lead's father was alive, so the female lead's family can do whatever they want). The plot here is awkward; the author forces the male and female leads together.
Why does the female lead seem so brainless? Why bother with them? Just live your own life and let them do whatever they want.
The female lead alone made me want to quit watching.
I subscribed to almost the entire series. While farming novels are known for their slice-of-life content, there's a limit to how much filler there should be. The last hundred or so chapters, with just a few supporting characters' antics and discussions, were divided into two or three chapters each, and this continued for nearly a hundred chapters. I really felt it was padding.
I'm definitely not going to follow this book anymore. One of the most important parts of a book is the beginning. It either needs to be suspenseful or exciting to attract readers. A book that starts off so frustratingly will only drive readers away.
It seems we need to slow down even more... Keep updating!
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It seems that many reviews of this author's novels focus on the female protagonist being too weak and useless, which directly deterred me from reading them.
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