The Sweet and Gentle Young Educated Youth of the 1970s
七零娇软小知青
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 503k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The Period Dramas I Can Read Over and Over Again!
Looking for books like The 1970s Cannon Fodder Is Full of Rebellion; Going Crazy Is My Specialty.
Period Novels with a Female Lead Who Is a Flower Spirit or Animal Spirit
Reborn in the 60s, 70s, and 80s, Without a System
As the title says, no System.
The Female Lead Is Reborn and Finds a Jade Pendant Containing a Pocket Dimension, Inheritance, and Cultivation
The female lead finds a jade pendant containing a pocket dimension and a legacy in a cave. She enters the dimension and inherits the complete legacy.
Hidden Gems I Found While in a Reading Slump
Looking for stories like Transmigrated to the 1960s for Thirty Years. Any genre is fine.
The Hero Is the Village Chief’s Son, and the Heroine Is an Educated Youth
High-Quality Stories with No Romance, Just Friendship: No Mindless Power Trips
Rebirth in a Period Novel, with a Pocket Dimension
Period Stories with a Delicate Female Lead Who Can't Lift a Finger
Please, please!
She Transmigrates to the 1970s, Gets a Pocket Dimension, and Turns Her Life Around
Transmigrate into a Book as a Villainous Female Lead in a Modern Setting
Modern romance about someone who transmigrates into a book as the villainess.
Looking for a Period Novel Where Someone from Ancient Times Transmigrates to the Present and Can Do Embroidery
Completed, Set in a Bygone Era, Educated Youths, and a Pocket Space
A Period Novel About a Female Lead Who’s a Shapeshifting Monster and Doesn’t Know Anything About the World
A Period-Era Story: Biological Father, Stepmother, Taking Her Sister's Place as a Sent-Down Youth, and a Farm
Period Novel With a Delicate, Doted-On Female Lead
A story set in a bygone era, with a pampered, delicate female lead
Looking for Great Historical-Era Novels With Strong Female Leads Who Aren't Doormats
Period-Era Stories Where the Male Lead Is Sent Down to the Countryside
The male lead’s family gets sent down to the countryside.
Transmigrates with a Pocket Dimension, Stockpiles Supplies in the Modern Era
I want fewer awful characters, a heroine who isn't a pushover, and strong leads on both sides. I'm out of books to read, ladies. Any high-quality recommendations? Please!!!!
Looking for a Rural Youth-Educated-Zhishi Novel with a Pocket Dimension or System and No Male Lead
Looking for stories about a female lead moving to the countryside, with no male lead. A spatial dimension or System is optional.
Looking for Historically Accurate Stories Set in the Past
I've searched through so many period novels, and they all turn out to be unfinished. Some authors don't even get basic everyday details right, which totally takes me out of the story. I've been looking for days and still haven't found one that feels true to the era.
Any Traditional Historical-Era Stories? I'm So Done With All These Rough-and-Tumble Male Leads
Looking for a Republic-Era Story With a Female Supporting Character Who Transmigrates Into a Book. Great Writing, Grounded in Reality
Any Absurd Farming Novels About Transmigrating with All Kinds of Food Stashed in a Pocket Dimension?
Any absurd, wildly imaginative farming stories that completely defy convention? I want a transmigration or rebirth farming story that never follows the usual formula.
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A Leopard Spirit in the 1970s
Reborn in the 1970s: The Tough Wife Is Ready to Make It Big
Reborn in the 1980s: I Dumped My Deadbeat Ex and Became a Queen
The 1970s: I Confessed, Then Learned I Had Six Figures in Savings
I Brought My Space to the 1980s, and My Sweet Husband Is Both Tender and Wild
Transmigrating into a Book: A Young Educated Youth in the 1970s
Transmigrate Into a Book in the 1970s: The Frail Beauty Is Cuddled by a Rugged Man
Reborn in the 1980s: The Doctor Wife Raises the Kids
The 1970s: The Charming Educated Youth Is Everyone’s Favorite
Transmigrated as a Sweet Girl in the ’70s, Now the Male Lead Won’t Leave Me Alone
When a Little Tree Spirit Awakens in the 1970s
Reborn in 1970: The Fair-Skinned Educated Youth Makes the Rugged Man’s Heart Race
Reborn in the 1970s: I’m Back, Girl!
The 1970s: After the Rustic Young Intellectual Is Reborn, He Steals the Village Beauty
Space in the 1970s: The Laid-Back Educated Youth Wins the Ice Queen's Heart
The Villainess Returns to the 1970s with a Trillion in Supplies to Woo Her Childhood Sweetheart
I Became a Rural Bride in the Nineties
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I felt there was a lot of tension between the male and female leads in this book, and the explicit scenes were well-written, subtle yet easy to imagine, demonstrating skillful writing.
I liked it; it appealed to me. Although there were some illogical or vague parts, it was still readable. The fact that the female lead is a little flower fairy really resonated with me. However, there were too many elements in the early episodes. I was never sure if the female lead was a time traveler or someone who had awakened a new life.
It's super good! The plot is cleverly designed, but there's a bit too much focus on the female supporting character. Each chapter is rich in content and the goal is clear. However, there are quite a few misunderstandings in the early and middle stages, and the ending feels a bit rushed.
It's really good. I like this love story. I watched it all night long, and now I'm so sleepy!
It's so good! I love historical fiction. Keep up the good work, author!
Actually, there are quite a few good points, such as everyone having their own script, and each one being different. The only issue is that the female lead's later characterization of weakness gets a bit overemphasized, but the theme is excellent.
It's a good read, the author's writing is quite good and engaging. I've only read about a third of it so far, but there's one thing that's really frustrating. The female lead likes the male lead, and the male lead likes the female lead too. But the female lead was originally a flower fairy, and her predecessors told her not to interfere with other people's marriages.
It's a very well-written book, just a bit short, leaving you wanting more. The romance between the male and female leads is very compelling, and unlike other novels where the female lead's career-driven approach is exaggerated, this is a relatively realistic period drama. This is also the only period drama I've finished reading on Tomato Bookstore.
This is a very good historical romance novel with a plot full of twists and turns. Although the later experiences of the male and female leads are indeed a bit far-fetched, it avoids making the story tedious and boring. The female lead is a sweet and adorable girl in front of the male lead.
A little yellow bike carries a little devil, along with transmigrators and reincarnated individuals, mixing in amnesia, terminal illness, child-swapping, and melodramatic romance tropes, leading everyone on a wild, whirling ride through a row of passersby, leaving tire tracks in their wake. The plot, excluding the male and female leads, is fast-paced and straightforward.