
Reborn in the Seventies: I Marry a Rugged Man With a Trillion in Supplies
重生七零,我带千亿物资嫁糙汉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 701k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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344Clicks
3Favorites
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What can I say about the female lead?! All the money her brother sent her was taken by her mother-in-law, who was harsh and cruel to her, and she still wouldn't give it back. And she even got reborn! She's so useless!
What kind of rubbish is this? It's just a bunch of trivial things that you write so much about, repeating the same few characters over and over again, all so long and rambling.
The female lead is too much of a saint; she does nothing herself and worries about the Zhou family all day long.
The female lead is clearly an idiot. She doesn't want a single penny of the family fortune after the division of property, refuses to sign a divorce agreement, and even wants retirement funds. The male and female leads seem to have serious mental illnesses, like terminal cancer that has been reborn. They're still marveling at the man giving them 300 yuan, exclaiming, "Wow, that's a lot!"
The way the male and female leads interact, handle each other's unwanted romantic advances, and maintain mutual trust are all worthy of emulation by young people and married couples. I really enjoyed it...
The rambling and meddlesome nature of the character is unbearable. And the male lead's ineptitude at dealing with unwanted romantic advances is truly baffling. There's nothing worth watching.
Relatively speaking, the entire text is excellent. The language is fluent, it demonstrates intelligence, and it doesn't have an overly strong aura. The plot is well-structured, and aside from a few minor details, it's almost perfect. The timing and the events are all logically presented. Summary: Good, but room for improvement.
The character names keep changing, and the plot is sometimes confusing.
There are too many typos, and the names are all messed up. It's tiring to read.
The ending is too chaotic, and the characters are all jumbled up. How did a strong, imposing woman suddenly appear and call the sixteen-year-old female lead her mother? It's ridiculous. The male lead gives the female lead three hundred yuan and she's surprised, saying it's a huge sum.