Transmigrated as an Eighthies-Era Woman with Special Powers
穿成八零异能女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Transmigrated in 1980s Superpowered WomanEnglish name
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16kFans
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Why do female authors often include a male character in their stories, even when the female protagonist is incredibly capable and has everything? Is it because women have a deep-seated desire to rely on men?
It's a great show. The female lead isn't a saint, a pushover, or overly vindictive. I just don't know if Lu is her boyfriend; I hope he is. 🤭
A beautiful woman with everything wants to find a disabled man?! Her brain has completely gone mad!
The biggest strength of this story is the female lead's uprightness, kindness, strong moral compass, independence, and resilience. The biggest weakness is that every woman seems hostile towards her. For example, the village secretary's daughter, driven by jealousy that the female lead got into high school, murdered someone – a rather forced conclusion.
The female protagonist the author wrote is such a jinx! No matter what she does, something always goes wrong, and there's always someone who doesn't like her. 😅😅
In male-centric novels, the male protagonist is often a harem character, while in female-centric novels, the cheat abilities are all designed to serve the male lead. Can't they just be beautiful and powerful on their own? I really don't understand what authors are thinking these days!
The explanations are unclear everywhere, the plot jumps too fast, it jumps from one thing to another, and most importantly, it's not explained clearly.
The author suffers from persecution complex, and the reader is a masochist. The book was written by an elementary school student!
At first, the female lead's character seemed alright, but in recent chapters, she seems like a mad dog, surrounded by all sorts of weirdos.
Having superpowers, a spatial ability, and transmigrating into a book?! Do you own a cheat system?!