
Reborn in the 1970s: The Lucky Little Wife
重生七零福运小娇妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
Synopsis
All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Fans, Recommendations.
458Chapters
0Monthly tickets
702Clicks
6Favorites
0Fans
0Recommendations
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Reader comments 50
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The only dissatisfaction with the male protagonist is that there are too many girls around him, all of whom like him. Although he is not tempted, he allows them to be around, help them, and let them take care of them. Even straight men should understand that married women should keep their due distance and propriety with unmarried women. They have no sense of boundaries. They This era also attaches great importance to these things. Even if a couple hugs each other outside, others will say it. They just say "I have nothing to do with them" and let them go without being tempted. The reason why we are together is that the male protagonist forces them to be together. He is unwilling to divorce. After getting together, the female protagonist is also worried about gains and losses, which itself does not give her enough sense of security.
The plot is confusing and there are many typos, which really affects the mood of watching it.
In that era, people dared to engage in feudal superstition blatantly... It was amazing...
The era background is wrong and it's a mess. Typos. How does the heroine who traveled through time know the plot behind the original heroine???
Um, there are a lot of typos, it seems incomprehensible, not rigorous at all, everyone writes stupidly. As for the male protagonist, the female protagonist is normal. After reading more than twenty chapters, I wanted to give up on the article.
The further you look back, the more confusing the logic becomes. It's reversed and the order is misplaced. It's no longer interesting to read. Abandon the article!
It looks good, but it would be better if there were fewer typos.
Every chapter is very beautiful. The only shortcoming is that there are some small flaws in some places, multiple words or typos. I hope the author will not mind my comments.
What is the relationship between Lin Xiang, Lin Fangfei and Yu Wanqiu? My life experience is a bit unclear
Isn't Haiqiu the waiting uncle? How to write it means taking his younger brother with him?