Transmigrated Into a Period Novel: The Genius Girl Is Everyone's Darling
穿到年代文：天才少女被团宠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 154k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 9
A Period Novel About Scientific Research, With the Nation Protecting the Protagonist
Transmigrate Into a Period-Era Story and Help the Nation Conduct Scientific Research
The protagonist cooperates with the nation and becomes its national treasure.
Female-Led Period Pieces With No Romance, No Romance
No stories about raising kids or having little ones!!! I want no romance and no male lead.
The Female Lead Was a Scientist in Her Previous Life, Is Reborn in a Poor Era, and Serves Her Country
A Top Scientist Is Reborn in the Body of a Little Girl in a Military Family
Period Novel Where the Female Lead Transmigrates Into a Fetus
Are there any period stories where the female lead transmigrates into a fetus or a little child and works her way up? Even better if everyone falls for her. The male lead should have known her since childhood. He’s a pitiful little thing with a sweet exterior and a dark side.
A Quick Transmigration Childbearing System: The Male Lead in the First World Is a CEO, and the Female Lead Is His Secretary
Looking for Period Novels About Staying in the City and Doing Research at an Institute
I want books similar to Going to the Countryside? Not Happening! Building a National Defense System. No married protagonists, no going to the countryside, and no spatial storage or System. The female lead should already come from a well-off family, not someone who clawed her way up from the countryside.
Any Stories Like Little Sweetheart in the Seventies?
Looking for books similar to The Delicate Little Darling of the Seventies. No stories about being reborn or transmigrating.
Reader comments 5
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Thank you for reading, cuties! Sorry, I just came to Tomato and I don't know much about it. I thought it was too bad to write even though it has more than 100,000 words and I haven't commented yet, so I cut it into watermelons. But after I finished Cutting Watermelon, there were suddenly a lot of book reviews. The author didn't dare to log into Tomato Writer Assistant [Baotou] for a long time, so I didn't read your comments. (Okay! To be honest, I don't dare to look at it. Who told me to be too _prisoned!) I wanted to sort out the little red dots today. I glanced at the comments and found that there were no... And then I breathed a sigh of relief. Let me briefly explain this book. This book is not a traditional chronicle. The author initially wanted to connect to interstellar or even foreign time and space... But it took too long and the author can't remember what he originally thought. In fact, there is another reason for cutting the watermelon 🤦 The title of the book does not match my heroine, and it makes me scratch my head just looking at the title. Not only does the title of the book not match, but the introduction also does not match, and one reader's evaluation is indeed spot on. It is true that the author changed his mind midway (he did not want to write a traditional chronicle), which resulted in the book looking a little weird. Sorry, cuties.
This novel can only say 666.
Okay, the ending is great, the heroine died suddenly anyway [awkward laugh]
Why is my heroine gone? [Hold face][Hold face]
Although I just watched a lot, I still didn't understand what it meant. I felt confused and couldn't understand what was being said. But still give it five points. Be encouraged!