Transmigrating Into an 1980S Novel: The Country Wife Is a Top Student
穿书八零：田园娇妻是学霸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 274k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Stories Where the Female Lead Saves the Male Lead, Period-Era Novels and More
Stories set in the 1980s, modern times, school, ancient times, or fantasy are all fine.
Stories About a Heroine Who Transmigrates into a Period Novel and Builds a Happy Life Through Her Skills
Looking for Inspiring, Patriotic School Stories with Sound Values
I'm going through a rough patch and want something grounded in reality. With or without CP is fine, as long as it's uplifting and leaves you feeling fired up to study and work hard. Thanks to everyone sharing some spiritual nourishment.
Any Stories About Growing Flowers, Vegetables, and Tomatoes?
Farming novels.
Looking for a Historical or Modern Romance with a Female Lead Who Transmigrates or Is Reborn
I'm looking for stories where the heroine transmigrates or is reborn into the modern era and turns her life around, starting in school. Fantasy elements would be great, but aren't necessary. The male lead is optional. I'm also interested in stories where the heroine transmigrates or is reborn into ancient times, preferably with fantasy elements and no male lead, though one is fine. The heroine shouldn't be blindly kind.
Top Student + Period Setting + System + Transmigrate Into a Book
Is there a novel that fits all of these criteria?
Female Lead Transmigrates Into a Book and Goes to the Countryside, Where Her Family Dotes on Her
Become best friends with the original female lead, and have a pocket dimension.
A Period Novel With a Female Lead Who Transmigrates and a Male Lead Who Goes to College or Becomes an Instructor
Looking for Period Novels Where the Female Lead Takes the College Entrance Exam!
Period dramas, period dramas
A Period Novel Where You Can Casually Watch the Male and Female Leads’ Storyline
Transmigrate to the past and watch the drama unfold with a laid-back attitude.
Period Novels Where the Heroine Has an Academic Prodigy System but Starts Out Extremely Lazy
Stories set in a specific historical era.
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The heroine of this book is not a virgin. I hope everyone will like it. Please give it a five-star review. If you really don't like it, please be gentle and be merciful. The author is willing to grow with everyone!
⭐This book is really good~ Jimei people, take a look and find out~ (so far) the heroine's parents are not very stupid and filial. Although the father in the early stage was a bit stupid and filial, they got better soon~ And the heroine is not that kind of holy mother~ And this book is really super super super super super super super good to read~ It's just that the author has written not a lot (should be two updates a day~) not enough~ Great support for the author~🤓🤓
The plot is clear and coherent. The heroine has her own opinions, but is not too naive. She moves towards her ideal step by step, earns money, goes to school and becomes a top student.
It's good-looking, but the ending is too sudden. The heroine is positive, not a virgin, and the heroine's father has also improved. Guan Xuefeng should be the male protagonist. The emotional line is a bit secretive and the interaction is a bit less.
The heroine has a good outlook on things, not the Virgin, but the ending is too hasty and a lot of things are not written
It's great to watch, but the ending is a bit rushed. Guan Xuefeng is the male protagonist, and there isn't much interaction between the male and female protagonists. I hope they have a good ending.
It looks good. I hope the heroine's father can wake up soon and stop being blindly filial. The heroine is already tired enough. I hope the family can be more supportive.
It's good-looking. The heroine's father is a bit foolish and filial in front, but when you look at the back, he is slowly being trained.
After reading the author's first book, I then read this one. To be honest, the author did write it neatly and neatly, without any sloppiness. After reading it, I still have more to say. I guess the reason for such a low score may be that the author has an inaccurate grasp of some historical points. For example, family planning was already implemented in the 1980s, and there were no weekends or military training at that time. The second ending was too rushed and too sudden. However, the flaws do not hide the flaws, many plots are handled well, and there is no tolerance for the best. It is enjoyable to watch, and it is still worth watching.
Is there no part 2 for the author?