
The 1970s: The Real Heiress Clears Out Her Scumbag Father's Wealth and Marries a Military King
七零真千金搬空渣爹家产嫁兵王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qimao
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519Chapters
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Reader comments 13
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I have read many period articles, and this one is the most speechless. After reading it: In the past 70 years, I can read the translation at will, read the news on my mobile phone, and buy a ferry ticket from the mainland to Hong Kong? Bickering and saying meaningless words can take up to two chapters, but many chapters are full of nonsense...
I don't know if the author is trying to make up the word count or something. One thing can be explained clearly in just a few sentences, but he just talks about it. I won't talk about other things. There is no one the male and female protagonists want to talk to when they meet for the first time. Is it so casual in the 1970s?
When I read Chapter 150, the author used a lot of words to express the plot of swearing at each other, and the curses were very dirty. Many curse words were repeated, and I felt uncomfortable watching them.
This inner drama, this gossip, makes me upset when I hear it.
There is too much nonsense. After dozens of chapters, I can't even get to the main point. It's just a matter of words. The most common thing the heroine says is "It's your first time, why should I spoil you or let you?" It's very tiring to read. Serious negative review
The author did not have mobile phones in the 1970s. In the 1970s, there was only a mobile phone. The author's mobile phone in the 1970s could only make calls but did not send messages.
Nice
It's a bit messy. I was listening and I came to now. What kind of monitoring is there when sending messages on mobile phones? As I listened, I heard something went wrong.
The heroine doesn't avoid people very much when using the space. It's so blatant. This is too exaggerated.
Nice