The Real Heiress of the 1970s Has a Fiery Streak, and the Rugged Man Can't Stop Spoiling Her
七零真千金有点辣，糙汉宠上头了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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485Chapters
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20Favorites
4Fans
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Everything was pretty good, except it felt a bit rushed, the ending was too abrupt, it felt like I jumped straight from the middle to the end. Also, author, will you use the same author name for your next book? Will you always use the female lead's author name for every book? Please reply!
Gu Baiqing and Chu Jinxia never expected the extra chapter to feature a reincarnation with memories.
This is so satisfying! This is truly the most enjoyable and exciting period drama I've ever read; I can't get enough! The male and female leads aren't just passively taking hits; they take the initiative, decisively and efficiently, never suffering any losses. It's incredibly engaging, a pure thrill from beginning to end.
It was incredibly enjoyable to read, sweet from beginning to end, and the male and female leads never suffered any losses. Unlike other books, this one features the female lead actively seeking revenge. There's a spinning wheel that determines who gets dealt with, making it very exciting to read. I really loved it!
It's a great read, very satisfying, and it gets even better as it goes on. The female lead's methods for dealing with the villains are excellent. She crushes them all, without any drawn-out or disgusting moments. Many period dramas use weak punishments that simply aren't enough; she repays kindness with justice.
Author, please don't kill off the male lead! As a Chinese person, I still prefer a happy ending with the flowers blooming, the moon shining brightly, and the country peaceful and prosperous.
This is my first time reviewing a novel, and I'm only doing so because it's exceptionally well-written, a truly outstanding period drama, unlike anything I've read before. It's clear the author put a lot of effort into researching that era; the depiction of the welfare lottery is incredibly realistic. I can still vaguely recall the frenzy of that time. This book shouldn't have such a low readership.
One word: Awesome! And hahahahahahaha
That's too little! I haven't had enough! Author, please update soon!
This plot is too exaggerated, the female lead's values are too skewed, and there's no logic to it.