
Reborn in the 1960s: My Wife Is a Force to Be Reckoned With
重生六零:我家媳妇特别凶
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
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See allNovels Rated 9.9 (No Historical or Farming Stories)
Anything except historical or farming novels. Male- or female-oriented is fine, and I’m open to both angsty and sweet stories.
Courtyard House Novels Are All the Rage Lately, So Here Are a Few Carefully Selected Ones
I've followed all of these. They're pretty good overall. There may be a few annoying parts, but they're bearable.
Military Marriage Stories Where the Couple Moves to the Husband’s Posting After the Wedding: Completed Only
The hero is a soldier, and the heroine is no pushover either.
Spatial Powers, Period Setting, Supplies, Long Chapters, Male-Oriented
Just like the title says! Please, experts, recommend something.
Transmigrate, Farming, Rural Life, Famine Years, and Spatial Storage
Can anyone recommend stories about transmigrating into a farming family, growing crops, surviving famine, and escaping disaster with a pocket dimension?
Period Stories, Educated Youths, Sending Supplies to Family, and Stockpiling
Period Pieces, Strong Fighters, No Goody-Two-Shoes
Looking for books similar to Reborn in the 1970s: My Food-Loving Wife Is Fierce.
Looking for Stories About Returning from the Apocalypse to the Modern Era of the 1950s or 60s
In a Reading Slump. I’m Tired of Mindless, Clingy Wives. Recommend Some Sweet Romance
I'm looking for a smart, level-headed female lead. She can be weak in power and have a weak golden finger, but her willpower must be strong. Ideally, she shouldn't go around acting cute, and should seize every opportunity and act decisively. I can't stand overly melodramatic female leads. The male lead should respect and trust her.
Period Novels With Few Awful Characters, No Angst, and Lots of Sweetness
Period setting, few awful characters, not angsty, sweet.
Looking for Recommendations: Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension, Stockpiles Supplies, and Can Grow Crops
Period Pieces: Looking for a Heroine Who Is an Assassin and Is Reborn or Transmigrates, With a Pocket Space or System
Looking for period novels where the female lead is an assassin or killer. Historical characters transmigrating to the present, or modern-day transmigration and rebirth, are all fine. Please, friends, help save me 😭😭😭
Looking for Novels Set in the 1990s
The female lead makes money, buys a house, and invests in stocks in the 1990s. She also has a pocket dimension, and her family and relatives aren't awful people.
Cultivation, Rebirth, and Pocket Dimensions
An immortal-cultivation story with a female protagonist who has a personal space.
Just Looking for a Good, Completed Novel
Looking for Down-to-Earth Farming and Era-Era Novels with No Golden Finger
I'm looking for books like The Xie Family's Short-Lived Ghost Lived to Be a Hundred.
Reborn in the 60s, 70s, or 80s: Farming, System, Easygoing Life
Stories Set in the Past, with a Storage Space and a Cowshed
The heroine transmigrates and is reborn.
Looking for a Strong Female Lead Who Hunts in the Mountains and Gathers Wild Fruit to Support Her Family
Looking for Female-Led Stories Set in the 1960s or 1980s, with Smart Heroines
I’m out of things to read. Please recommend stories set in a specific historical era with a strong female lead. No Systems or golden fingers. I want smart characters, tight logic, and details that fit the period, not unrealistic wish fulfillment. No saintly heroines who go around helping everyone, either.
Period Pieces with Transmigration and Supplies
A novel set in a past era
Period Dramas, Ancient-Era Famine Flight and Exile, Apocalyptic Disasters, or the Whole Family Transmigrating
I've been hooked on these genres lately, but no matter where I look, I only find the same few books, and I don't know why. Please recommend some! Of course, books outside these genres are welcome too, as long as they're good. Just mention what genre they are; I'm not picky.
Male-Lead-Centric Fanfiction Based on TV and Film (No Heroine or One Heroine)
Stories where someone transmigrates into "The Journey of Flower", "Eternal Love", "Dueling the Gods" 1 or 2, "Battle Through the Heavens", or similar worlds.
Looking for a Novel Where the Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension and Moves to the Countryside.
The female protagonist has a personal space ability and moves to the countryside.
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Reborn at the End of the 1990s: Goddess, Showing Off Your Wealth Again?
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Fleeing Famine with a Thousand Mu of Fertile Land
I Reincarnated as a Wicked Stepmother in the 1980s with a Pocket Dimension
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Reborn in the 1960s as the Family's Beloved
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Overall, it's a good novel. I especially enjoyed the parts where she went into the mountains alone as a child—they were quite exciting. Later, the constant pursuit of making money and buying houses became meaningless. The author clearly understands what most people want to read. In reality, life is just a dream, only not as fantastical and exciting. Most people live very hard lives, and reading novels like this can only fill the void.
It features superpowers and a spatial ability; the female lead is neither a naive nor a saint; she's a shrew who confronts the worst of the worst—it's so captivating! I've read it several times, and each time I gain different insights. Thank you, author, for your boundless imagination, allowing us bookworms to enjoy such a wonderful story. Five stars are a must!
Finished watching! The male lead's presence was too weak! I really liked the part where the female lead was in the countryside! No awful family members! Overall, it was good!
I really love this kind of story. The female protagonist is independent and decisive. She uses her own strength, her own power, and her life experience to confront her parents, emphasize education, treat her siblings well, strive to give her family a good life, and is kind to everyone around her. She's kind to those who are good to her, strives to be the best version of herself, achieves the most beautiful future, and makes life even better.
So good! Go D!
Worth reading 👀, no overly exaggerated plot devices. I don't want to read those kinds of stories anymore. After all, time travel and reincarnation are already far enough; any more overly powerful plot devices would just get tiresome.
It's really good. It's been a long time since I've read a completed novel, and I finished it in one go. I really admire the female lead's personality; she's living the kind of life I admire!
The book has a good premise, and I especially like the female lead's romantic storyline—it's calm and gentle, very heartwarming. The female lead isn't particularly wise; she chooses the same path as all reborn people: buying a house. This book is good if you're looking for something to read. However, the author lacks common sense, and sometimes the logic is off. She has the most ordinary appearance I've ever seen, and she's also disabled, which I think is a highlight.
I really like this book. Many older works are from Northeast China; this kind of Southern writing is relatively rare. The overall environment is quite similar to where I live. When I was little, I also lived in a house with several families living in one large gate. In the summer, the food was also like this: "It had a bit of an odor, but it wasn't spoiled, so it was edible..."
This is my fourth time reading it. It feels like it took a long time to finish, and I want to reread it again. The female lead is so inspiring! I've read it several times just to see her. I just wonder if this novel will ever be adapted into a short film! I'm so looking forward to it! 🤩