The 1960s: Escaping from the Start to Build a Hidden Utopia
六零，开局逃亡开辟世外桃源
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Period Pieces! What's Your Number One Pick?
I want to read something like "The Day I Died, My Rough-and-Ready Husband Held Me and Cried All Night".
Stories Set in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s. Good Writing, Please. No Transmigration-and-Raising-Kids Plots
Farming, Hunting, Mushroom Foraging, and Cooking, No Villains or Golden Fingers
No spoiled rich kids, just village life.
Famine Stories Set in the 1950s and 1960s
No stories set in the 1970s or similar. I've seen people asking for recommendations and getting random suggestions. Please read the title carefully, thanks!
Period Dramas Without a Golden Finger
Pure little cub
Looking for Good Novels About Landlord Families Being Raided in the 1940s, 50s, or 60s
The heroine takes everything in the house with her.
Period-Era Stories Where the Female Lead Often Goes Into the Mountains to Gather Herbs and Supplies or Hunt
Looking for Completed Novels Set in the Old Days. Please!
I want a good story set in a past era. It can be melodramatic, with awful relatives or a terrible mother-in-law 😊. A cute little kid, the female lead helping her whole family get rich, and a male lead with younger siblings are all welcome. I love reading all of that 😜😜🥰🥰🥰
Any Stories About Escaping to a Hidden Valley Paradise With a Pocket Dimension? I'm Out of Books to Read, Ladies!
I'm out of books to read.
Good Reads ♡
Looking for books similar to "The Ancient Lady Plays by No Rules and Takes the Entertainment World by Storm". It’s about an ancient noblewoman who transmigrates to the modern era after a palace coup. Her modern-day parents die in a plane crash, her aunt-by-marriage steals the compensation money, and her uncle pushes her into the corner of a table while fighting over the family property. After graduating from college, the heroine takes care of...
Any Long Novels Set in the 1960s or ’70s?
Reborn in the 60s, 70s, or 80s: Farming, System, Easygoing Life
Any Books Where the Supporting Characters Aren’t Stupid? I’m Hoping for a Story Where Everyone Has Common Sense
Period Dramas, Ancient-Era Famine Flight and Exile, Apocalyptic Disasters, or the Whole Family Transmigrating
I've been hooked on these genres lately, but no matter where I look, I only find the same few books, and I don't know why. Please recommend some! Of course, books outside these genres are welcome too, as long as they're good. Just mention what genre they are; I'm not picky.
Looking for Stories Where a Married Couple Transmigrates Together Into a Period Novel
Any Novels About a Woman Surviving Alone Deep in the Mountains?
Farming alone and raising a little animal.
Period Novels Like Ruan Jiaojiao's, Where the Female Lead Doesn't Put Herself Through Hardship or Get Sent to the Countryside
I'm a seasoned reader with high standards for both intelligence and writing, and I've run out of books. Please recommend something!
Any Stories About Fleeing to an Island or Remote Mountains and Building a Settlement?
Does Anyone Have Any Good Novels Set in the 1940s?
Has anyone read novels set in the 1930s or 1940s? Please recommend them all. I’ve never read any novels about either of those decades. 😫
Transmigrates into a Book as the Villainess, with a Secret Identity and a Cool Demeanor. The Main Characters Can Read Minds, and There's a System
A doted-on-by-everyone story would be great, too. Thanks for the recommendations ♥
Looking for a Transmigration Story Set in a Bygone Era
A story set in the 1980s or 1990s. I've gone through my browsing history and still can't find it. I think the heroine was a food blogger who transmigrated, and she had boy-girl twins. It opened with someone planning to sell the children to a male educated youth. Then the heroine transmigrated into the story, yelled at the trafficker, and stopped them from buying the kids. I think the male lead was a soldier.
Looking for Farming and Raising Kids Novels. Biological or Stepmoms Are Both Fine, and the Male Lead Doesn’t Matter. Ideally, None
When I say little ones, I mean a whole bunch of tiny kids, a crowd of little radish sprouts!!!! Raising younger siblings is fine too. The protagonist transmigrates to ancient times. Please don’t recommend stories where the female lead becomes an old woman and a grandma. Preferably completed child-raising stories, not ones where the female lead turns into a little kid 😂
Farming, Fleeing Famine, and No High-Ranking Officials
Looking for books like "In a Year of Famine, I Scavenged for Food and Drink, and Even Picked Up a Little Husband." The protagonist transmigrates into a disaster or gets exiled, then escapes famine with their family. No high-ranking officials, princes, or princesses showing up along the way, please. Preferably a farming story.
Looking for an Era Novel: No Golden Finger, Just a Female Lead Building Wealth Without It Feeling Unrealistic
Republican-era setting.
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Daily Life After Transmigrating into a Book in the 1950s
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Reborn in the 1970s: The Sweet Young Educated Youth Raises a Child
The 1970s Village Beauty Is Sweet and Plump, and My Dad Is the Brigade Leader
Back to the 1960s with a Pocket Dimension: The Sweet Little Wife Becomes a Millionaire
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I enjoyed it. The female lead's tenacious fighting spirit is commendable, and she has strong survival skills in the wild; she's not the typical innocent, naive type. It's also not one of those angst-filled stories, which I like. Girls should be self-reliant! It gets better and better as you watch it. The funniest part is that the female lead is actually the nemesis of spies.
It's great! The female lead is smart and has amazing survival skills. This is the only transmigration novel I've ever read where the female lead transmigrates without any special abilities or systems, and instead relies on her knowledge from her previous life to change her destiny. I'm adding it to my bookshelf! Author, please update more often! It would be even more interesting if the transmigration master sent the male lead to reunite with the female lead and continue their romance.
This book is amazing! It helped me understand the hardships faced by girls in the 1960s and the happiness of living in modern society! The more you read, the better it gets! Aside from initial abuse by her adoptive mother, the female protagonist punishes her cruel mother, saves her loving older sister, and experiences a rollercoaster of emotions from hardship to happiness.
Wow, this novel is amazing! The female lead is incredible; without the cheat code of time travel, she thrives in this impoverished era. Most importantly, the couple from their past lives are destined to be husband and wife again in this life. The author's description of the surprise and joy when the female lead recognizes her husband from her past life is incredibly moving.
This book is so good! I've been reading it for several days in a row, and luckily Yangyang had some free time to read it too. Although it has some cheat-like features like a spatial system, the male and female leads are highly skilled in martial arts and never hesitate to take action when necessary. Their relationship is good, but not in a clingy way; it's shown in the little things in their daily lives.
It reflects the characteristics of that era. Spies and human traffickers were rampant then, unlike the peaceful modern world. Shortages of food and clothing were commonplace, given the recent war. There are no spatial abilities or systems; those who prefer such content can skip this.
It's a great watch. The male and female leads, with their exceptional knowledge and skills, meticulously build their home using every available material, striving to ensure they and their loved ones have enough to eat and wear. Looking forward to seeing how it develops.
This book is well-written. The content is relatively novel. The characters are quite distinctive. It's a microcosm of an era, which is also a characteristic of transmigration novels. One regret is that the female protagonist's experiences during the most difficult period are depicted too briefly. The second regret is that the ending felt rushed.
This novel is somewhat similar to "The White-Haired Girl," haha 😄 The female protagonist transmigrates into the body of a pitiful girl and is eventually forced to flee into the deep mountains and forests. The wilderness survival part is also very well written; I learned something while reading. Although she was forcibly married by a savage, he doted on her.
It's good, just right for someone like me, and it's well-written.