
Everyday Romance in the Fields: Farming in the 1970s with a Pocket Space
田间宠妻日常:带着空间混七零
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Novels About Transmigrating to the Past With a Space Full of Supplies
The female lead has a pocket dimension stocked with tons of supplies. She transmigrates as an orphan or into a family without awful relatives, and has skills of her own. She isn't a doormat or a naive pushover, and ideally it's a sweet romance.
Do You Like Transmigration Stories Set in a Different Era?
Lately, I've been really into transmigration-to-a-different-era stories and stories where the protagonist transmigrates with a spatial dimension. What would you recommend? 😉
Looking for Famine-Escape and Period-Era Novels
The protagonist has no System, no golden finger, and no pocket dimension.
Farming Stories, No Cultivation or Livestreaming
Looking for a Period Novel!!!
The female lead transmigrates into a book, and the male lead is a chef who's an amazing cook and handsome too, but his family is very poor. I think he has a few kids as well.
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This book has a great storyline. It's very engaging, with detailed descriptions that make it easy to understand.
A time-travel novel, a space supermarket novel, a period drama, and a sweet romance. The female protagonist travels back to the 1960s or 70s, where she still has her loving family, friends, and the man she once couldn't even imagine. The male protagonist was originally a wealthy young master who lived a life of luxury, but unfortunately, his older sister's selfishness ruined his entire family.
I prefer sweeter historical fiction with satisfying revenge scenes, and I highly recommend it to my friends!
This is the most enjoyable time-travel novel I've ever read. Not only is the content easy to read and the plot engaging, but the interactions between the male and female leads are incredibly sweet (it has the distance of that era while also possessing a modern aesthetic, making it sweet without being overly saccharine). It's truly an absolute gem! (*≧▽≦)ノシ))
Having read up to chapter 26, I think the character portrayals could be a bit more restrained; some parts are exaggerated and superficial.
This is such a great deal! I love it! ❤️ Five stars for the author! ✨ Keep up the good work, author! *Sweats* ≧∇≦🌺
It's definitely worth watching. The love between the male and female leads is truly enviable.
I really like these kinds of books; they're positive, uplifting stories full of positive energy.
I really like this book. The author uses simple language to describe life in the 1970s, and the more I read, the better it gets.
I forgot to leave a review after reading it last time; the novel was excellent.