Reborn: Striving in the 1980s
重生之奋斗在八零年代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 450k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Period Dramas as Good as Reborn: My 80s Wife Is a Little Spicy
Stories set in the 1980s or 1990s, with an inspiring theme.
#AnyStoriesAboutBeingReborninThe80sor90s
With a System.
Period Novel Recommendations
Recommending some stories set in the olden days!
Looking for Super-Sweet Reborn Novels Set in the 1980s or 1990s
No angst, no second reborn character, and the female lead's family should treat her well. No ridiculous plot twists.
Period Novel, Reborn, Not a Saint, No Awful Relatives
The female lead is reborn during her marriage and pursues the male lead. No saintly heroine, and no obnoxious in-laws. If there are any, she needs to stand up to them head-on. Especially no awful younger sisters-in-law or elder sisters-in-law. Other novels always have characters like that, and the heroine never fights back, which is so frustrating. Ideally, the couple also splits off from the family and lives on their own.
Looking for Businesswoman Novels That Capture Life in the 1980s and 1990s
I’m looking for books similar to My Best Friend Shows Her True Colors, and the Powerful Heiress Loses Her Mind.
Reborn in a Period-Era Story, No Pocket Dimension
Reborn sweet romance with no space powers
Looking for Period Novels, Any Main Character Gender
Is there really no period novel without terrible family members or stupid side characters, with a smart protagonist, a reasonable golden finger, and no romance?
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The Fierce Wife Builds a Life in the Seventies
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Back to the 1990s: My Lucky Wife Has a Pocket Dimension
Reborn with a Pocket Dimension: Back to 1993
Reborn: Back to 1981 to Win My Wife’s Heart
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Reborn: The Charming Bride of the 1970s
A Sweet Romance in the Eighties: The Wife Is a Lucky Charm
On the Day of the Blind Date, She Secretly Crushed My Tenderness
Reborn in the ’70s: Win Over a Powerful Man and Build a Fortune
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It's a great show; there aren't many messy family dramas or mistresses. It's about a harmonious family, and everyone has a happy ending.
This book is really good, filled with warmth. Although it's a reincarnation novel, there are no systems or spatial abilities involved. It all relies on the characters' efforts and the female lead's foresight. When she meets someone she can spend her life with, she cherishes them and invests in herself, rather than relying on others or external resources.
Overall, it's pretty good. Through my own efforts, I not only changed my own life, but also changed my family's attitude towards life and their lifestyle. The whole family encourages and supports each other, achieving success together.
Good, very good, I like it. Although this is a height that ordinary people cannot reach, it also makes people feel that this is a perfect way for a reborn person to make up for the regrets of the previous life. It also realistically shows that even if you are reborn, you still need to work hard to succeed. It is the most perfect ending!
I only started commenting after finishing the entire novel. The plot is very complete, and there aren't many awful relatives in the novel. The overall family atmosphere is very good, with a warm feeling. In the author's writing, we see vivid and lifelike characters.
I like this kind of simple and ordinary story, without any awful relatives. Plus, the plot is written quite clearly, without any dragging.
There are no perfect examples, just steady progress. The whole family works together diligently to achieve prosperity and strive for a better life. Life is peaceful and serene. Ordinary and realistic, I like it. Five stars, great!
Having read up to chapter 25, it's quite interesting. Unlike other novels, it's more down-to-earth and realistically written.
Without setbacks and hardships, true happiness lies in the ordinary! This family is kind yet sharp-willed, working together towards a common goal, understanding and caring for each other—their life is wonderful! I also hope that everyone can live a life without regrets, live well, and become a better version of themselves!
It's great. Although the female lead doesn't have any special abilities, she gets rich step by step by relying on her memories of her past life, which is really good and worth watching. It's just that the ending is a bit too rushed. Could it be made more complete?