Reborn in the 1970s: My Wife Is a Foodie
重生七零：媳妇是吃货
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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918Chapters
165Reads · 30 days
441.4kReads · all time
8.3Score
29Listens
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Looking for Food Novels! Incredible Cooking! Everything Looks Delicious!
Food novels! Modern-day or period settings are both fine. The protagonist should have amazing cooking skills, and running a street stall or opening a restaurant are both fine. I would like the process to be described in detail, preferably with food names as the chapter titles. Most importantly, there has to be a romantic pairing. I love watching other people fall in love, and romance and making money should both be part of the story.
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Completed Stories That Make You Laugh Until Your Stomach Hurts, Any Era Is Fine, I Have Run Out of Books
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Period-Era Novels
Looking for a period story with a heroine who has a pocket dimension, plus treasure hunting.
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Stories Set in the Past, with a Storage Space and a Cowshed
The heroine transmigrates and is reborn.
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Looking for Period Pieces With No Pocket Dimension or Golden Finger
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Please Recommend a Female Lead Who Is a Little Foodie, Extremely Greedy for Money and Beauty, Soft, Cute, and Adorable
The male lead is extremely jealous.
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Please! I Want to Read a Story About Someone Who Transmigrates into a Book Set in the Past and Turns Her Life Around Through Cooking!
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The Princess Consort Cooks, and the Prince Follows the Smell Right to Her
Reborn in the 1980s: A Wife’s Path to Prosperity
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Even a Background Character Is Better Than a Cannon Fodder
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Reborn in the 1960s: The Family’s Beloved Little Lucky Star
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Reborn in the 1970s: I Became the Songbird of the Arts Troupe
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It's well-written, but the updates are too slow—only one chapter a day. I wish I hadn't started reading it before it was finished; I've almost forgotten the plot.
It was alright to watch. Perhaps because of the female lead's halo, she could accept and avoid both the good and the bad. Indeed, only the female lead's family and her maternal relatives fared well; there was no suspense! Shu Zhenzhen is also a reborn woman, using her second life to start a power struggle, so it's guaranteed that the female lead will win in the end! No surprises!
I stayed up all night to see the latest update, so I thought I'd share my thoughts. Many girls complained that the female lead wasn't strong enough from the start and didn't dominate the battlefield, but I think that's quite reasonable. If you were someone who had just transmigrated and hadn't even gotten used to the environment, would you immediately start fighting? That's unrealistic.
This book is quite good; the plot doesn't drag, and the storyline is full of twists and turns, making it quite interesting. I especially love the female lead's son, that chubby little boy, Yu Naonao. I'm eagerly awaiting the author's updates and hope they release more frequently.
The story is quite engaging, with a fresh take on the 1970s. The language is light and easy to follow, making it a pleasure to read. Despite some minor flaws, the overall quality far outweighs them, making it a worthwhile read and collection.
I love it! It has a strong sense of everyday life. However, the author is too young and needs to immerse themselves more in real life. The price differences in the 1970s were too great; it seems to be based on assumptions.
I like reading period novels without any special spatial elements. Unlike some time-travel novels with all sorts of fantastical elements like room travel, cooking, and bathroom breaks, which get boring after a while, I think this one is quite good.
It's a good read. I especially love how the female lead doesn't tolerate those awful people and stands up for them on the spot. I hope she can be more vigilant; it would be even better if she didn't pay more attention to the awful Peng family members around her. She's a bit too careless. Female lead, please be more careful! Keep it up, author!
This book is excellent, very relatable, and full of everyday life. Brilliant, absolutely brilliant!! Five stars!!!
I love watching inspirational stories of rebirth and self-improvement from the 70s and 80s.