
Reborn in the 1970s: A Guide to Building Wealth and Raising Kids
重生七零致富养娃攻略
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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1.9kChapters
1.2MPopularity
1.1kReaders
9.6Score
25kMust-read votes
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The female lead is amazing; she embodies the life so many people aspire to. Reading her story makes me want to time-travel! I wonder how many chapters I could survive if I did 😄 and what I could achieve 😄
This isn't the longest novel I've read, but it took me the longest. The female protagonist never hid her true identity from the male protagonist; she was decisive and resourceful, severing ties with her toxic relatives. She was intelligent, using her memories of agricultural machinery from her previous life to help herself, Hexi, and other ambitious people around her gradually escape poverty and…
At first, I thought the female lead was quite dashing and heroic. But later, when the family separated, she had a saintly heart and took it for granted that she was living in someone else's house. Everyone around her was malicious and scheming, especially the Han family. No matter what, they were still family. Yet, for a bite to eat, they pushed someone off a steep slope and even killed them.
Very good, the female lead is brave and resourceful
This is a good read. The protagonist transmigrates into the body of a rural woman with a five-year-old child. Her husband is a soldier, whom she only met once at their wedding and who hasn't returned home for five years. A letter and a telegram slowly unfold the exciting life that follows.
The author writes so well, the book is really good, I'm begging for more updates! Keep it up!
The female lead's character was well-developed, but the male lead's was terrible. He left his wife and son at home like workhorses for five years without ever coming home to visit, even though he had time off. The original female lead was so pitiful; she just let him outlive her. The male lead was so awful.
This is a book I read from beginning to end, it's quite good (。・ω・。)ノ♡
It's alright, but the female lead is a bit too saintly.
Let me share my feelings. 1: The female lead is very cool and capable in the first half of the story. She is efficient and decisive in her work. Moreover, she is very knowledgeable and leads the villagers to get rich, which I admire. 2: In the latter half, the characters often misspelled names, and the female lead became almost omnipotent, gradually turning into a complete saint.