I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970s, and the Tough Male Lead Earns Money to Support Me

It's alright. It's nice to add to my bookshelf in my spare time. It mainly focuses on the characters' careers; the romance between the male and female leads isn't extensive. They mostly develop their own paths, but they communicate well, and the emotional and financial aspects are well-developed. The career storyline is also good; there are some setbacks, but the overall path feels smooth.

It felt a bit too rambling, with many plot points lacking detail and some dialogue being rather nonsensical.

I was so angry reading chapter 143, where the student received a diplomatic post, only to have it easily revoked without investigation after being reported. It was all so casually passed over.

The main couple's sweet romance is depicted in great detail, as are the incidents, but the outcomes are either glossed over or left unresolved. The business is presented in a completely new version every year, and the events unfold one after another without any pause or calm. It's boring and uninteresting to watch... I gave up after reading a third of it.

Reading this novel was entirely a matter of self-deception; I pretended not to notice the inaccuracies.

It's good. The plot is quite good. I didn't see the previous review; I don't know how I clicked on it.

After reading over two hundred chapters, I couldn't help but leave a comment. It's so good! It's so good! Looking at other people's lives, it's all about struggle, while I'm just lying around doing nothing.

Let's spend the rest of our lives hand in hand, and grow old together.

Want to know if the female lead only had one child?

Did the male lead's leg heal in the end?