The Cannon-Fodder Wife Flash-Marries in the Era and Turns the Tables
炮灰娇妻闪婚年代，直接开挂逆袭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 475k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The content is decent, but how much does the author know about prices in the 1970s? In the 1980s, one cent could buy at least ten candies, rice was only a few cents a pound, oil was mostly made by steaming pork belly, and soy sauce cost two or three cents a bowl (possibly half a pound to a pound). Were cigarettes and alcohol really that expensive?
The beginning of the story is interesting, but the writing style needs improvement.
The plot is indeed quite interesting, but Mu Yu's revenge against the "female lead's" family is too passive and lazy, making it a bit boring to watch.
I read about twenty chapters while it was free for a limited time. Perhaps because it's set in a special era, they couldn't be too explicit about many things? I've read many historical fiction stories before, and the writing style wasn't this sensitive.
The beginning is good, nice, worth saving.
No wonder they noticed I started a new book. It seems like I've started one myself.