The Seventies: The Tycoon's Wife Is Sweet and Feisty
七零之大佬娇妻甜又撩
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 510k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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235Chapters
525kPopularity
986Readers
9.4Score
4.8kMust-read votes
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I highly recommend this amazing period drama! The female lead is beautiful, cool, and incredibly intelligent; anyone who dares to bully her gets a sound thrashing. Plus, the male lead is so innocent and adorable, a bit goofy, it totally tugs at my heartstrings! The author is a fantastic writer; it's sweet and satisfying—you have to read it!
The female lead is very capable, not a saint. When someone tries to harm her, she cleverly retaliates. She is also quick-witted in distinguishing right from wrong in certain situations, and has a very positive outlook on life. This novel is quite good!
It got a bit boring later on.
Back then, it's amazing the female lead even thought of having a fake boyfriend to avoid suspicion. And the comments section is full of praise for her not being a saint; I don't know where those fake trolls came from. I just couldn't stand it and dropped it.
The female lead is truly speechless. She immediately tries to curry favor with the professor, calling him "professor" without even asking. From now on, don't call others stupid; you yourself are stupid enough. She even drips spring water into the food she cooks for the educated youth. I really admire this female lead; she's incredibly generous. Only someone with a screw loose would do something like that.
The female lead is a saint, but the later parts are extremely annoying.
I quite liked the first chapter; the female lead's quick turn of events and pushing the supporting female character into a pit was very exciting. But I couldn't continue reading. She put spiritual spring water in her cooking, gave away ointments containing spiritual spring water, and got involved with the cowshed—all the female leads seem to have a penchant for finding cowsheds.
It started off well; I look forward to what happens next.
It confirms an old saying from the 1970s: back then, travel was slow, and a letter could last a lifetime. It also captures the simplicity and purity of the people in the 1970s and the genuine love of that era.
The story begins with a swift counterattack that changes fate, and so far it's going well. Author, keep updating! Urging for more updates!