People Who Eat Melon Are in 70

As a melon-eater in the new era, Jiang Youtao is like a melon in the melon field. She can be found wherever there are melons. So on a thunderstorm night with lightning and lightning, she traveled through time and space. , dressed as a poor girl with the same name from the 1970s. The poor little girl lost her mother in her early years, and her s*umbag father married another woman. Not only did she not have enough food and clothing, but she also had endless housework to do and endless hardships…

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on People Who Eat Melon Are in 70 ### First Impressions "People Who Eat Melon Are in 70" immediately grabbed my attention with its quirky premise. A protagonist armed with a "Melon" (gossip) system, navigating a world where alternate universes are collapsing and merging? Sign me up! It sounded like a fun blend of comedy, romance, and slice-of-life, and I was eager to dive in. ### What Works Well I thoroughly enjoyed the novel's focus on solving problems in the merging worlds. The FL, Jiang Youtao, isn't overpowered, which makes her victories feel earned and realistic. I especially appreciated the friendship dynamics - they were a highlight of the story. The author does a fantastic job of poking fun at common tropes and delivering satisfying "face-slapping" moments. The way the author cleverly integrated the system into the story, allowing Jiang Youtao to collect points simply by listening to gossip, was an ingenious touch. The novel felt like a refreshing take on the quick transmigration genre, with a unique twist that kept me entertained. ### Areas of Concern While I found the novel generally enjoyable, I did notice a few areas that could be improved. The romance, while present, felt somewhat minimal, and the ML wasn't a central focus. Also, the ending felt a bit rushed and abrupt. While the FL gains her freedom, I was left with some unanswered questions about the "Big World" and the fates of certain characters. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning There were some plot points that could be considered spoilers. For instance, the existence of a special prison for evil transmigrators was introduced, but the resolution of this plotline felt incomplete. Additionally, one particular arc involving a woman, a frail man, and his brother contained elements that some might find problematic. ### Final Verdict Overall, "People Who Eat Melon Are in 70" is a worthwhile read if you're looking for a lighthearted and engaging story. The unique premise, satisfying storylines, and emphasis on friendships make it a standout in the genre. Despite some minor flaws, the novel offers a fun and entertaining experience that I would recommend.