I Transmigrated Into a Book Set in the 1970s and Married a Heartthrob, and Life Is So Sweet
穿书七零，嫁个男神日子甜蜜蜜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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224Chapters
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9.4Score
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Reader comments 13
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The running account style narrative seems bland and boring! The male protagonists in period novels all like to adopt the orphans of their comrades. Personally, I think that if the male protagonist is good at making decisions, he will bring the child back and then discuss adopting the child with the female protagonist. I think it is very embarrassing (having brought them all back, there are many ways to interpret it)
Doesn't the author know how to break sentences into paragraphs? When listening to a book, it feels as if word after word is jumping out, which is extremely uncomfortable. I won't talk about the plot, but you can just take a look at it, but the author's score is like a primary school student writing a composition, word by word.
It's not good to read. There's no ending with my parents after dozens of chapters. The space appears once at the beginning and never again later. It's verbose. I don't know why. It's hard to accept the author's writing style. Even if I skip reading, it's hard for me to accept. It's just very blunt, tasteless, and intolerable.
From the first few chapters, it can be seen that the heroine is in trouble and has been locked in the house and drugged. I just know that saying a few innocuous words has no practical meaning. I go back to my grandma's house and start working on the workshop again. Is it really okay to just have two top-notch elder sister-in-law and second sister-in-law? It's really hard to stand doing business before the reform and opening up.
There are long paragraphs of statements, one paragraph can be as long as a page, which is dizzying... And there are many inexplicable spaces. Doesn't the author not check it when writing the article? The plot is relatively bland, and even the various marginal supporting characters are written in detail and in detail, and there are many excellent ones.
This is the worst chronicle I have ever read. I don't know what it is about.
Am I the only one who thinks this is a narrative essay? I feel so tired and dizzy after looking at it.
The character of the male and female protagonist is a bit...
The ending is pretty good
Why don't you help her eldest and second brothers? Didn't it mean that her three brothers were very good to her?? Feeling a little ungrateful