Good Days in the 1960s After Being Reborn
重生六零好日子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Male-Lead Period-Era Fiction + Portable Space + System. No Female Leads
I've read pretty much all the courtyard-house stories.
Reborn Male Leads in Period Novels with Space and Supplies
A male-lead story about being reborn in a period setting, with a space full of supplies.
College Life In The 1980s
In a Reading Slump, Looking for Period Novels
Any longtime readers have recommendations for novels set in a particular era? With or without a pocket dimension is fine. Strong female leads are fine too. Just please make sure the plot doesn't fall apart. Completed novels preferred.
Any Period Novels Where the Male Lead Transmigrates?
Transmigration and a Storage Space in the 1960s or 1970s, No Silly Zhu! Male Lead Only! No Female Lead
I'm Out of Books to Read. Any Novels About Transmigrating to the 1980s or 1990s with a System?
Stories Set in the Past, with a Storage Space and a Cowshed
The heroine transmigrates and is reborn.
Storage Space + Stockpiling Supplies + Raising Kids = Complete Story
A transmigration story where the female lead has a pocket dimension, stockpiles supplies in advance, raises children, and reaches a completed ending.
Period Novels
Hey, everyone! Could you recommend some good period novels? The original body was fat, and after the heroine transmigrates into it, she turns her life around. Children are fine too. I've been into this kind of story lately. Thanks so much!!!
Farming, Retirement, and Pocket Spaces: Living Like an Immortal
The female lead has a doctorate, and her older sister is a celebrity who goes to the countryside to film a show. Her family doesn’t like her. Please help me find the title.
Any Courtyard House Novels Set on a Farm or Ranch?
#Period Setting #Farming #Educated Youth #Male Lead #Looking for Stories Set in the 1950s, ’60s, or ’70s
Preferably stories set in one of the three eras mentioned above. A reborn male lead would be ideal. Quick transmigration stories are fine too, but please don't recommend courtyard-house stories.
Reborn-Era Novels, Successful Farming Stories, and Urban Fiction
Something good!
Are There Any Stories About The Age of Awakening?
Recently Published Reborn Farming Novels Set in a Bygone Era, With a Fresh Twist
A good one!
Looking for Period Novels Set in the 1950s, 1960s, or 1970s, Featuring Transmigration
Transmigrating to the 1970s or 1980s After My Family Was Wiped Out in My Past Life, With a Divine Beast Snake to Help Me
A little golden snake helps the heroine search for food in the mountains in the 1980s. She meets the hero, a soldier returning home, up there (and there's also a monkey or some other animal).
My Favorite Stories Set in a Bygone Era, Preferably with a Pocket Dimension. If You're Out of Books to Read, Come On Over!
Any Novels About Transmigrating to the Awakening Age?
Current-Era Period Novels
Preferably something complete, so I can start reading without waiting for updates. I want a story set in the present day about a miracle doctor. I’ve read too many ancient-era miracle doctor novels.
Hey, Fellow Readers, Share Those All-Time Hidden Gems You've Been Saving!
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Taking a Shopping Mall to the 1970s to Raise Kids and Build Wealth
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Transmigrated Into the Seventies: I Only Want to Raise the Villain’s Child
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The author personally debunked the potential problems: 1. A group drama set in the 1960s, the female lead doesn't have many scenes. It mainly tells the story of how her family went from being the poorest outsider family in the village to the richest, with all their children becoming successful...
Great! Reading is meant to relax, and this book is lighthearted and enjoyable with a relaxed pace. Moreover, unlike other books where the protagonist is burdened with a great grudge or family infighting from the start, which is too tiring to read. Highly recommended!
This book is pretty good. It's not a story with any cheat codes; the protagonist relies on luck and her knowledge from her past life to succeed. I'll keep following the story, but new chapters are updating too slowly, so I'll have to find other stories to read. 😂
The writing is good. The female protagonist doesn't have any special abilities, only memories of her past life. She has the mindset of an adult but the body of a child, and tries her best to keep her family alive in the best way she can.
Seeing that this book is about traveling back to the 1960s makes one want to understand the era of one's parents' generation. I hope the author can write about things in the past based on the fact that one cent, two cents, and five cents were used to make money.
I love this kind of period drama, depicting ordinary, uneventful lives in a time of both limited freedom and leisurely pace. It offers many admirable life stories and experiences, providing us with a lot of inspiration. Five stars! Thumbs up!
The pacing of this story is excellent, not dragging at all. The story is captivating, and the time flow is natural. Unlike other stories where a single plot can't be fully explored in just a dozen or so chapters, this story is written naturally and smoothly, leaving you wanting more after each chapter. I'll definitely continue reading and look forward to even more exciting chapters to come.
There's too little romance! And author, who's the male lead? It feels like Xingchen has so much screen time; it's such a shame he's not the male lead!
It's very realistic and down-to-earth. Aside from past life memories, there are no cheat codes. You can't just think of yourself; you also have to consider your environment and be practical. The environment really does influence a person, like the female lead. The male lead, Wang Xingchen, has a bit less screen time, but he's very strong, responsible, has a strong sense of right and wrong, and dotes on the female lead. The only downside is that the timeline is a bit confusing.
It's a very good watch, quite realistic. The female lead doesn't get too involved in her family's lives, which feels natural. Everyone in the family follows their own path according to their personality, experiencing both hardships and happiness. It's quite good.