Back to the 1970s: I Snag the Toughest Rugged Man and Win Big

So good! The male lead is so charming—a 1.9-Meter-tall, dark-skinned, pure-hearted, rough-around-the-edges man. He's a wolf on the outside but a loyal dog on the inside, his ears turn red at the drop of a hat, and he even feels wronged that Jiao Jiao was being irresponsible by throwing herself at him, haha!

The people around the female lead, if they didn't have kung fu, superpowers, and a spatial ability, even ten lives wouldn't be enough for her; her plot armor is too overpowered. Furthermore, both the male and female leads are prone to overthinking, their ideas almost never align, leading to various misunderstandings. The male lead relies on guesswork, dislikes speaking or asking questions—he's got a mouth that's useless, so annoying!

The female lead's mother character is so annoying, it makes me furious.

The female protagonist transmigrates into the body of an overweight woman in the 1970s and successfully transforms into a goddess. The male protagonist, despite a leg injury, is strong-willed and protects the female protagonist, but often suspects her of being a spy.

The plot is bland. The female lead is reborn from the apocalypse into the 1980s, and the book is filled with awful relatives constantly causing trouble and dragging things out. The male lead's younger brother is also constantly suspicious and targeting her. Plus, the female lead's mother is too weak; even at chapters 80 or 90, she's still arguing with the awful relatives.

The female lead is consistently intelligent, beautiful, and eloquent! The male lead is also always supportive of his wife! The plot is fast-paced! It's a very good read!

It's a great read, but the updates are too slow. I've been reading for over half a year and only this many chapters have been released so far (around 400). I saved it up for a month and finished it in just over an hour, but it's still a very good read.

It's quite awkward to watch, especially the way the female lead is deliberately portrayed as a thug, giving off a plastic feel. It's both cringe-worthy and speechless. And the male lead seems completely oblivious to human speech; even after she's said hundreds of times she doesn't like that male educated youth, and even verbally abused him, he still doubts the female lead's taste in that type, making up all sorts of things on his own. It's exhausting to watch.

The plot is quite rich, but there are always awful characters popping up. It feels like everyone except the main characters is awful, with one or two appearing every few dozen chapters. It's so annoying to read. People who like fast-paced action might not like this. Also, the author's smut... I feel like the author has an alternate account. 🧐

It's actually quite good; I followed it closely and enjoy the genre. However, the author rushed the ending, which made for a less than pleasant reading experience. Therefore, I'd give it a "neutral" rating.