
A Saint in the 1960s? No Thanks!
六零年代当圣母?退退退
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 884k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
374Chapters
2kRecommendations
4.4kFans
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I read over 200 chapters for free during the limited time. How to describe this era-themed novel? There are too many brainless villains, and the female lead is busy fighting them, which gets a bit tedious towards the end. As for the dialogue between the female lead and the system, I skipped it entirely—it was uninteresting. The only redeeming qualities are its strengths; I'd give it a 75 out of 100.
This is a system with warped values, double standards, and a saintly heart; anyone who believes in it is doomed. Fortunately, the female protagonist has a firm belief.
I initially thought it was going to be great, but unfortunately, there were just too many awful characters later on. It was incredibly annoying. Hundreds of chapters were spent agonizing over those same oddballs, a complete waste of money and energy. It was so negative, I dropped it.
Dear author, when are you going to release a massive update...? One chapter a day isn't enough!
Why are there so few comments on such a good novel?