Quick Transmigration Through the 1960S and 1970S
快穿六零七零之路
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- Completed
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- 625k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Quick Transmigration
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- 3y ago
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Quick Transmigration Period Romance Stories, Any Recommendations?
Historical-era stories are fine too. Just don't make the female lead too saintly. I want a sweet romance.
Fresh Quick Transmigration Reads, I've Read Too Many Already 😵💫 I've Read Zhizhi's
Looking for books like *Quick Transmigration: The Villain Has Turned Dark Again*. Sigh, I can't get into any books. I've read countless quick transmigration stories and nothing feels fresh anymore. Waaah.
Quick Transmigration Stories Set Entirely in Different Historical Eras
Personally, I Think These Period Novels Are Incredibly Good
The GOAT.
Please Recommend Highly Rated Period Pieces. No Dumbed-Down Plots or Cringey Scenes
Absolutely Stunning, High-Quality Stories Set in a Bygone Era!!
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.
Quick Transmigration, Pregnancy Allowed, No Pursuing Love Interests
Period-Era Stories About a Capable Female Lead Who Knows How to Keep a Low Profile
Looking for books like *Smiling at the Locust Blossoms, I Ask About the Past*. A golden finger is fine, but it shouldn't drive the plot, and I especially don't want the protagonist sneaking off to the black market every day to sell things from it.
A Die-Hard Fan of Period Dramas, Begging for Your Hidden Gems
Top-Tier Spatial Powers from the Start
Please recommend stories where the protagonist starts with a fully upgraded personal space. I have read so many stories where someone transmigrates from a cultivation world back to modern times, only to find that the space has been emptied of everything, and I cannot keep reading. Alternatively, the bound System should be fully upgraded from the start.
Historical-Era Novels with a Female Lead Who Is Careful with Money and Does Not Raise the Original Owner's Children or Her Own Siblings
Don’t have the female lead inherit the original host’s husband and child. Don’t have her raise a child as if it were a sibling. Friends should keep some boundaries: don’t eat food your friend has already eaten from. I can’t remember the title, but that aspect of the female lead was unbearable for anyone with a thing about hygiene. Also, don’t have one friend constantly giving while the other just takes. If she gives you something, give her even more in return...
Completed Stories About a Peaceful, Happy Everyday Life
The female lead spent her past life rushing around, busy every single day. After she transmigrates to ancient times or another era, all she does is farm, raise children, and handle the daily necessities. She lives a simple, peaceful life.
My Personal Collection of Quick Transmigration Stories
Quick transmigration stories I'm keeping for myself
Looking for Period Stories Without Poverty-relief Plots, Featuring Selfish, Stingy, Penny-pinching Protagonists
I really hate it when the female lead keeps helping people out of poverty. It feels like her golden finger exists just to serve the male lead's family. 🤗🤗 I hope the female lead is a lone wolf.
Low-Key Farming Stories Without Showing Off or Face-Slapping
Don't have some powerful, high-status big shot take an interest in the protagonist right from the start.
Clear-Headed Heroines Who Don’t Suffer or Put Up with Hardship, and Know How to Look After Their Own Interests
Looking for books like *The Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder Doesn't Play by the Rules*. This one is absolutely amazing.
Quick Transmigration Stories With Lots of Period Settings
I like stories set in a particular era, but they’re too long, never finished, or still in the middle of quick transmigration. I’d rather read more stories set in a particular era.
Looking for Quick Transmigration Stories with No Missions, Just Living Out a Whole Lifetime
Looking for Quick Transmigration, Profiteering, Space, Ruthless Leads, No Saintly Leads, Stockpiling Supplies, and Powerful Characters
Looking for books similar to *Quick Transmigration: Only a Max-Level Female Supporting Character Is a True Salted Fish*. Please recommend similar books where the female lead can be selfish, but is decisive and doesn't dither. If she can solve a problem by force, she won't waste words, and she'll use any means necessary to deal with her enemies. I'd also like stockpiling: hoarding supplies and assets, and taking advantage of every opportunity to profit.
Period-Era Story About a Reborn Mother-in-Law Who Lives for Herself
Looking for books similar to The Reborn Era: The Vicious Mother-in-Law Is No Longer Vicious. Her children were unfilial, so after living her life again, she no longer lives for them and lives only for herself.
Laid-Back Novels About Retiring to a Peaceful Life
Does anyone know any laid-back, slice-of-life books with a System? Thanks, guys, for your recommendations.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Is Completely an Extra!!!
The heroine ends up inside a book and lives an ordinary life, keeping her distance from the main characters. No following some villainess plot or getting involved with a yandere or anything like that. I want to see a normal life!!
I'm Tired of Stories About Sent-Down Female Youths or Rich Heiresses Pairing Up With Rugged Men
A beautiful, wealthy heiress with money, connections, and a doting family, but she's always forced to move to the countryside for one reason or another. Then she's too pampered to do anything, so she has to find some rough country man to do it all for her. I'm so tired of this trope. I used to like it, but now I think they're completely mismatched. They're from different worlds.
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It's okay, it's a warm and bland farming genre. You can read it when you're short of books. It's quite long in one plane. There is no such thing as revenge. The heroine comes to avoid the previous life of the original owner. The author arranges a man for the heroine in each plane. There is no fixed CP. She gets married and has children in every plane. Personally, I feel that the world is all about cause and effect. If a heroine travels through so many planes, how many descendants will she leave behind? I personally like stories without CP female protagonists. The female protagonist is already very capable. Is adding a man the icing on the cake? Can't you be beautiful alone sometimes? I personally like to read fast-travel stories about farming in the era, but this one feels a bit bland and boring.
I think it's still very good, very warm and has the feeling of flowing water.
It's very beautiful, I like [love][love][love] Five-star praise [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's a very nice piece of writing about the passing of time. I really like reading stories about the 1960s and 1970s. I hope the author will write a short story about parents who did not go to the countryside in the 1960s and stayed in the courtyard in the city. I am looking forward to it. . .
I like period novels. It's not that I don't like cp ones. It's just that in some period novels, the male protagonist is extremely greasy, domineering, and very possessive of the female protagonist in all aspects, so I don't like it. This novel changed my view on cp. This is a true portrayal of life! Come on, author, I look forward to your next chronicle.
It's pretty cool. Apart from the reborn cousin, there's nothing special about the whole family. Her grandparents can handle a bowl of water. The heroine's parents also love her very much, but the male protagonist can't be the cousin of the original male protagonist. It's a bit awkward.
It's not bad. Goldfinger is neither too big nor too small, but it doesn't have any big slap-in-the-face plot. The protagonist's halo is definitely strong. They are all period stories. Life in a small world is slow and warm. It's like reading a short period novel. It's very good.
It's my type, I think it looks good and I like to watch it
The author writes each story in a very, very, very, very detailed way. A story has one hundred chapters, and every detail is described in detail. Awesome! From the time I wrote about my childhood mistakes to the time I died, from the preparation to the completion of every meal, from the beginning to the end of every meeting when falling in love, from when I got up in the morning and took a few steps to when I went to bed at night, the details are full of details. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Not bad. My favorite is the third story, which has the rationality and life wisdom of an adult: The six-year-old girl was looking for a breakthrough in the social background and living environment at that time. First, she could take the living expenses sent by her father who had left her home into her own hands. Second, she could let the scheming but not evil elders and aunts have a baby girl in order to put an end to their schemes. Third, let her brother get married and have children early and help improve his life skills so that the family could live a good life. Life, to put it bluntly, means being born and living. Ordinary life is mostly as long as you can stay alive and live well. There is not too much cynicism, and there is no absolute ruthlessness until you have a hatred. Most of it is that you can give a certain counterattack if your interests are not dealt with at the time. Later, if you have common interests and cooperate, you can say hello, me, and everyone. Of course, there is an absolute enemy relationship. Except for attacking each other to see who is better, they basically have no contact with each other. Several other early descriptions of the heroine always feel a little awkward when interacting with others, so they cannot give a full rating.