
The 1970s: A Countrywoman's Guide to Turning Her Life Around
七零之农妇逆袭手册
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Is There No Historical-Era Story About Someone Who Transmigrates Quietly?
I'm looking for a book where the female lead keeps a low profile after transmigrating. Not one of those who claims to be keeping up an act, then goes hunting in the mountains every day or picks fights with everyone. Please recommend something.
Period-Era Novels
Looking for a period story with a heroine who has a pocket dimension, plus treasure hunting.
Looking for a Female Lead with Supernatural Abilities Who Transmigrates into a Period Novel
Stories Set in the Past, with a Storage Space and a Cowshed
The heroine transmigrates and is reborn.
Looking for Period-Era Stories, Cute Kids Welcome. Farming, Pocket Dimensions, and Systems Are All Fine
Preferably something set in the 1960s or 70s, with the protagonist transmigrating or something along those lines. A portable space or a System is fine. Ideally, there are fewer awful relatives. Please recommend some if you know any.
Are There Any Period Dramas Where the Lead Doesn't Have to Go to School, Has a Pocket Dimension, and Isn't a Saint?
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The Little Joys of the 1970s
Reborn in the 1970s: Building a Fortune and Raising Kids
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Heading to the Countryside in the 1960s with My Pocket Dimension
The Sixties: Raising Kids, Building a Fortune, and Laying Low
A Space in the 1970s: Bringing Ten Billion in Supplies to Become an Educated Youth
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This is a very worthwhile book to read. You can learn a lot from its parenting experience and how to get along with your spouse. When you live a life of clarity and understanding, you can bring light to those around you. When you don't dwell on so many things, accept life's hardships, and help others, you will find joy and happiness no matter how difficult your life is. Keep up the good work, author!
The scene where the male and female leads ran through the cornfield was so romantic! 555555 The male lead is so good at this; this is the kind of romance that belongs to this era!
The rating is low, but the novel is better written than many other books. It's not just about romance; the family and friendship relationships are also very well done. I also learned a lot about communicating with children. It's a very good book.
I don't know how I ended up clicking on this period drama with a rating of less than 9 points, but I couldn't put it down. No cheat codes, no spatial abilities, no special powers… The female lead often laments the ruthlessness of the time-traveling god, but isn't that what makes it more realistic? Every character is vividly portrayed; the plot isn't overly exaggerated or illogical.
The parenting philosophy is excellent, the values are sound, and the writing style is light and fun... On a cool summer night, following the light of fireflies, we keep going forward, the moonlight shimmering on the lake...
This is a great book, definitely add it to your reading list! Although the last few chapters are a bit fast-paced, the beginning is fantastic, full of laughs (*˘˘*).. .:*♡ It's just a pity the author doesn't have any other works, so sad T_T
This book is full of life experiences and will draw you in so much that you'll find yourself reading on and on. You'll unconsciously glean some life philosophies from it.
I want to see a baby! Why isn't there one? I saw a comment saying there's no baby, and it feels like it's not very exciting that such a handsome guy didn't leave behind a baby. Maybe I'm just old-fashioned.
It's quite pretty, although it can be a bit infuriating sometimes, but I have to admit, it's still quite beautiful.
This book is great, so why is it rated so low? Perhaps the lack of a system or spatial element in the story makes it less satisfying for many readers. But so far, the children are so cute, the male and female leads are both excellent, and the romance is really touching.