A Full Belly in the Sixties, Thanks to Taobao
揣着淘宝吃饱六零年代
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 431k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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212Chapters
50Reads · 30 days
106.7kReads · all time
7.1Score
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In booklists 3
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!
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Siheyuan, Period Story, Sign-In System, Tons of Supplies, Plausible Numbers
Looking for period novels like "The Courtyard" and "Under the Zhengyang Gate". They should have a System, preferably one with sign-ins that give you tons of supplies and goods each time. Most importantly, the period details should be realistic, like a bride price of around ten yuan, not a few hundred just because someone feels generous.
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Any Apocalypse Novels with a Small-Town System or a Plane-Trade System?
I’m looking for stories where the heroine has a small-town System that lets her add residents, farm, open shops, and rent out houses.
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Siheyuan: The Great Famine, I Produce Hundreds of Millions of Tons of Grain
Transmigrated to the 1960s: I Have a Multiverse Red Packet Group
Reborn in the 1950s, I Take It Easy with Billions in Supplies
Signing In at Zhengyang Gate
Back to 1982: I Give an Aircraft Carrier to My Country
1959: Transmigrating Into a Siheyuan With a System
Period: Three Years of Hardship, I Made My Fortune Hunting!
Back to 1960: I Actually Became a Farm Owner!
Siheyuan: I’ll Hold This Family Together!
The 1960s: I Have a Guaranteed Job
Siheyuan: Put Your Personal Decency Aside
The 1940s: Conquering the Hard Years
Transmigrate to the 1970s with a Port Warehouse
The Sixties: I Bring Billions in Supplies to Shop My Way Through the Siheyuan
Siheyuan: I Wanted to Lie Flat, but Became a Tool Man
Siheyuan: A Young Hunter’s Arrival in the City
Siheyuan: I Have a Produce Market on Me
Transmigrating to the 1960s: From the Start, I’m Asked to Take in a Dying Man’s Child
The Sixties: Herding Sheep, Studying, and Getting Into College
At Eight Years Old, I Unlock an Infinite System in the Siheyuan
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This book is quite good, with a novel concept and a high-ranking protagonist. The remaining ten years of hardship are yet to come, and I hope that period will be even more exciting. However, the three years of the Great Han Dynasty passed too quickly; we didn't get to see the exciting journey of struggle. Keep it up! I hope you can trade more antiques for modern countries in your future life.
This is a true treasure of a book!
This book is good; it's a gentle, steady read, without any major flaws. The setting shows the author put a lot of effort into it, clearly doing thorough research. 👍 The price and work ticket settings are different from other novels where prices fluctuate wildly, giving an exaggerated feeling. It's a pleasant read. 🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉
I've only just dared to post this after 140,000 words! Whew! [Currently rushing to finish the manuscript] I hope this book brings some joy to my dear readers ❤️ Love you all 😘
The plot is well-designed, and the characters are vivid, lively, and distinct. While they may have some minor schemes and scheming, they maintain a basic sense of kindness, so the conflicts aren't as intense as in some other novels. It retains the heartwarming feel of a farming, slice-of-life story. I really enjoyed it, and I encourage the author to keep it up!
It's not enough! I've only seen up to the female lead being 8 years old so far. There aren't any awful characters, so it's not tiring to watch, and there aren't any depressing or frustrating parts. I saw in the comments that the female lead's adoption of abandoned babies is too saintly, but I think it's okay. I'm someone who has a lot of sensitive points, but I can accept it well and it's definitely worth watching.
Reading is meant to be relaxing and enjoyable, to relieve boredom, which is why I like this article.
I've finished watching it, but there's no follow-up 😂
It's pretty good. I don't understand the Tomato rating system; those who can't even read two or three chapters get ratings of over nine.
Great, no absolute gems.