Transmigrate into a Book: The Little Cannon Fodder of the 1970s
穿书之七零小炮灰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 699k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Other names
- The Cannon Fodder in an Era Novel Rejects Her Tool-Person Script年代文炮灰拒绝工具人剧本Alternate title on Fanqie
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Period Dramas Rated Above 9.5
Bring on the period dramas! ✧*｡٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و✧*｡
Transmigrated as a Villainess Before She’s Done Anything Bad
Looking for Books with Sensible Values
Normal values and a funny story.
Looking for a Historical-Era Story Where the Female Lead Won't Raise Someone Else's Child or Be a Doormat
No stepmothers, or anything like that. I can't handle raising kids right from the start.
Period Novel: The Female Lead Was Originally A Cannon-Fodder Character In The Book, Then Suddenly Awakened Memories Of Her Past Life
Any 1980s-Era Stories? No Comeback Tales or Terrible Relatives
I've been suffering from a reading slump for ages.
Period Novels With Few Awful Characters, No Angst, and Lots of Sweetness
Period setting, few awful characters, not angsty, sweet.
Storage Space + Historical Era, or Apocalypse + Superpowers or Cultivation, Preferably Cultivation
There has to be a pocket dimension or a System, but it doesn't have to be set in a particular era or during the apocalypse.
Stories About a Female Lead Who Transmigrates into a Book Set in the 1960s or 70s
The heroine becomes a cannon-fodder character in the 1960s or 70s.
Looking for a Story Set in a Bygone Era Where the Female Lead Transmigrates, Talks Back, and Has a Pocket Dimension. Make It Satisfying!
Hand over your little novels, everyone! Not too many top-tier ones, and completed or ongoing are both fine. Please recommend authors with good writing 🙏 (I've already read Eighties Wife with a Bit of Spice and Raising Kids in the Sixties, so no need to recommend those.)
The Female Lead Was Lost as a Child and Found by Her Family as an Adult, but Just Wants to Retire in the Countryside
The heroine doesn’t want to go home.
Transmigration to the 1960s or 1970s with a Portable Space
I've run out of books lately. Is there anything good to read?
Transmigrates into a Historical-Era Novel as a Fussy Female Side Character
Farming Masterpieces, Great Period Pieces, Bring Them On, the More the Better!
Looking for Stories Set in the Past With a Female Lead Who’s an Educated Youth
Please ♥(｡￫v￩｡)♥
Stories Where a Female Lead from the Educated Youth Era or Modern Day Marries a Thug or Local Bully
Looking for a Reborn Period Novel with a Beautiful, Gentle Female Lead and a Refined, Gentle Male Lead
Both leads are college students.
Looking for Transmigration Stories, No Lovesick Heroines 😂 Farming, Palace Intrigue, Yandere Love Interests, and Chasing the Wife After a Breakup Are All Welcome
Looking for a Transmigrate-into-a-book Story with a Strong Female Lead, Set in a Bygone Era or During a Refugee Trek
A powerful queen’s soul enters the body of a weak woman just as war and natural disasters strike. The whole village flees famine, and the heroine rises to the top through her own strength.
Please Recommend Highly Rated Historical-Era Stories
I like stories that capture their era and make you feel what that time was really like.
In a Reading Slump. Anyone Looking for Books, Don't Post Anything Under 2 Million Words
Let's recommend some good books to each other. Please don't post anything under two million words, thanks! Games, System, apocalypse, fantasy, urban fiction, anything goes. Hope you find something you like! I'll keep adding good ones as I come across them.
Current-Era Period Novels
Preferably something complete, so I can start reading without waiting for updates. I want a story set in the present day about a miracle doctor. I’ve read too many ancient-era miracle doctor novels.
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Reborn in the 1970s: I Take Three Kids and Reach the Pinnacle of Life
Beloved by All in the Seventies: The Demon Dragon Princess Is Forced to Make a Fortune
Period Novel: The Background Character Only Wants to Make Money and Watch the Drama
I Transmigrated to the 1970s, but Won't Go to the Countryside: A Cozy, Happy Life
Reborn in the 1980s: The Blackhearted Little Chili Pepper
I Became the Villainess, but I'm Not Playing Along with This Plot
Period: She Was Supposed to Drown, but Lived to a Hundred
Transmigrated into a Book: The 1970s Sweetheart Gets the Beloved-by-All Plot
Transmigrated to the 1980s: Mind Your Own Business, Beautiful
The 1970s: A Sweet Romance for a Woman Who Transmigrated into a Book
Sweet Romance in the 1980s: I Make a Fortune Through Farming
I Became a Rural Bride in the Nineties
Reborn in the 1970s: My Wife Is a Powerful Woman
The 1970s: A Bystander Teams Up with the Villainess to Take On the Heroine
Reborn in the Seventies: Her Road to Fortune
Taking a Shopping Mall to the 1970s to Raise Kids and Build Wealth
A Shopping-Mall Pocket Dimension and a Fiery Wife in the ’70s
Transmigrated to the 1960s: There’s No Way I’m Staying a Slacker
I Become the Real Heiress in a Period Novel
Space in the 1970s: The Rugged Man's Sweet Little Wife
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It's so good! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ Author, keep up the good work! (ง •̀_•́)ง I'll save a few chapters for later, there's just not enough! 😀️
Please update soon, author! Don't be a slacker! ^O^
It's great! Keep it up, author! ─=≡Σ((( つ•̀ 3 •́)つ
I'm giving it 5 stars to show how hard the author worked, but personally, I found the book unpleasant to read. The female lead is too much of a Mary Sue and a saint.
It's not bad. Many people criticize the female lead for being a "saint," but no, there aren't any. While there are many awful characters, she doesn't constantly fight against them. There are no purely good people, nor are there purely evil ones. The balance is well-handled, portraying a realistic side of human nature.
It's alright. It covers the mundane details of life. Many people say the male lead's parents are hypocritical and naive, but I think in real life, there's not much fairness. They're all your children; in reality, the squeaky wheel gets the grease, and the good boy gets preferential treatment! That's reality. And in that era, speculation and profiteering were very serious problems.
I think it's great! Why are you dropping it so soon? Parents showing favoritism is something that's existed since ancient times, but who doesn't have their own little schemes? The relationship between siblings before and after marriage is worlds apart; conflicts are inevitable. Even the best sibling relationships can't withstand constant whispering in someone's ear.
I've read up to chapter 22 so far, and I'm motivated to keep reading. It's so similar to my family situation. My grandma also had five sons, more granddaughters than grandsons. My dad is the fourth oldest, the most capable and filial. My third uncle is also a good man. The eldest, second, and fifth sons are all quite unreasonable.
She truly regarded Shen Xue as a continuation of Sun Wan'er, as if if Shen Xue lived a good life, Sun Wan'er would suffer less of the hardships she had endured. After confirming it several times, the old lady couldn't stop smiling. "Good, good, good! It's great that you're pregnant! One child is a bit too few, let's give our little Lin Mo another younger brother or sister."
This book is quite good. The author's writing is mature, and the logic is clear. After reading so many novels about finding bargains, selling supplies on the black market, and having tons of rare items, this is a rare gem. I don't know why the rating isn't high?