The Interstellar Queen in the Seventies
星际女王在七零
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- Completed
- Length
- 541k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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No Romance, No Romance, No Romance. A Super Badass Female Lead. Strongly Recommended!
Looking for books like A Crazy Character Can't Break Down [Infinite Flow]. No romantic tension, but a male character can have a one-sided crush on the heroine.
These Must Be the Only Two Books Rated 9.8!
Period-Era Stories You Can't Put Down
Rated 9.4 or Higher, No CP. I'll Read Anything
I read all kinds of books, so recommend whatever. Just don't recommend books with terrible ratings in the eights. I only ask that there be a CP. Other than those two things, I'll read anything: schemes for power, transmigration, fantasy, horror, modern, historical, comedy, whatever oddball stuff you've got.
A Period Story With a Heroine Who Has Superhuman Strength
A Female Lead Who's Strong Enough to Kill and Isn't a Doormat, Set in a Bygone Era
Looking for books similar to The Apocalypse Big Shot Rides the Winds and Waves in the 1970s.
Stories About a Heroine Who Transmigrates into a Period Novel and Builds a Happy Life Through Her Skills
The Heroine Transmigrates from the Interstellar Era to the Past and Helps Her Country Advance Its Scientific Research
Interstellar Woman Transmigrates into a Period Novel
Looking for something like "The Little Cousin of the True Heiress". Hilariously funny, with a pure-hearted cockroach bringing the heat. Hahahaha.
Period-Era Stories with Mystical Arts
Any good period stories about a transmigrated heroine who practices metaphysics?
No Romance, Just a Period Novel with a Stockpiling Space
A novel with a space, but not a space with a spirit spring for farming. It can include a large shopping mall or stockpiling supplies before transmigrating.
Period Novel, Has a Pocket Dimension, No Romance
Historical Fiction, No CP, No Kids, No Love Triangles. Don't Recommend Random Stuff or I'll Get Mad
Looking for books similar to "I Bound a Shamelessness System in the 1970s".
Period-Era Story, No Romance, Awesome Female Lead, Orphan Girl, System or Space, Stockpiling
No having the female lead endlessly rely on one family as her meal ticket just because they were kind to her in her original life. No constantly giving her things, only for her to refuse them and end up with supplies she can't use. No naive, saintly female leads. No male lead. No female lead becoming a stepmother. Ideally, no troublesome younger siblings either.
Looking for Historical-Era Stories With Strong Heroines! No Fragile Female Leads! The Male Lead Can Be Strong, but the Heroine Has to Be Stronger!
Looking for books like "In the 1960s, I Became the Stepping Stone for the Scheming Female Lead".
Historical-Era Story About an Orphaned Heroine Who Transmigrates and Gets a Space Full of Stuff
Orphan, space, period setting.
Female Protagonist Transmigrates into a Cultivation World, No Romance
Hey, all you lovely ladies, any recommendations?
The Ruthless Dao
The female lead cultivates the merciless path after being reborn.
Please Recommend System Novels Set in the 1950s or 60s About Bringing Glory to the Country!
Looking for a Female Lead with Supernatural Abilities Who Transmigrates into a Period Novel
Any Newer Period Novels With a Female Lead in Scientific Research?
Please don't keep recommending the same few books over and over. I want good writing, preferably with a couple.
Period Novels With Few Awful Characters, No Angst, and Lots of Sweetness
Period setting, few awful characters, not angsty, sweet.
Any Xuanhuan Stories with a Female Lead and No Romance?
Fantasy.
Cultivation Novels Where the Powerful Female Lead Takes the Male Lead as Her Disciple
I'm in a reading slump, so I'm counting on you all 😄
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She possesses nationalistic sentiments and a profound sense of life and death. Standing at the pinnacle, she yearns for the warmth of ordinary people. Facing heartbreak, she wholeheartedly embraces her true self. In the end, both turn away, saying, "I love you, but I love myself more." Loving yourself is both comforting and reassuring.
Please, please don't have a male lead! This book is so good! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ I love it so much!
I like the title of this book. The female lead is capable and helps people only to a certain extent. Not every transmigrated female lead has to have a male lead and help those awful relatives. It's exhausting to read.
What I liked most was that there wasn't the constant bickering and fighting with awful relatives. I hate those kinds of stories, so this one was much more concise and to the point. Without a male lead, it wasn't cloying. However, the ending felt a bit too lonely. Was that what the author was trying to convey? That being alone is great, carefree, and liberating, but sometimes it can be lonely too.
Of all the novels I've read, this is the only one that allowed me to truly empathize with the characters. Highly recommended!
It's a great read, very engaging. I love this kind of novel; there aren't too many awful characters, and the characters handle things cleanly and efficiently, with clear distinctions between right and wrong. I love this kind of character so much! I couldn't wait to finish it. Author, keep up the good work, and I hope you'll create more great works in the future!
Sigh, I wasn't very immersed at first, but it got more and more captivating as I watched. Different people, different pursuits, different lives. Each life is vibrant and colorful. A microcosm of life. It makes you think deeply. Five stars.
The female protagonist is decisive and resolute, acting with grandeur and magnanimity, yet handling matters with tact and discretion, a majestic presence in the world. She ascends to immortality. Humanity is often insignificant in this world; the vibrant vitality of nature is beyond human comprehension. No regrets in this life, no resentment in the next.
It's so good, so incredibly good! The female lead is strong, decisive, efficient, and not a pushover or a saint.
No romantic pairing, which is great. I thought I could accept it when someone who looked like the male lead suddenly appeared halfway through, but I didn't expect this to happen, so I really can't accept it. Luckily, he's not the male lead, nice!