
The Money I Earned in the 1970S Still Spends Just Fine After I Transmigrate Back
七零年代挣的钱,穿越回去照样花
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- Completed
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- 615k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Any Understated, Sensible Period Novels? Not the Kind Where They Eat Lavish Meals Every Day
Looking for books like Making Others Happy? I'd Rather Make Myself Happy. Historical-era story with a female lead. It doesn't matter whether she transmigrates or has a golden finger, but it shouldn't be brainless or too showy. I hate those stories where she has a pocket dimension people can enter but insists on cooking outside, and is always...
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Watches the Story Unfold Without Interfering, Just Lazing Around and Enjoying the Gossip
Any era is fine, including Qing-era romance. The protagonist transmigrates into a book and follows the plot without going out of their way to cause trouble or demonizing the original leads. Romance or no romance is fine, as long as the protagonist isn't love-brained.
Please Recommend Highly Rated Period Pieces. No Dumbed-Down Plots or Cringey Scenes
Historical Fiction, No Romance, No CP
Looking for books similar to *The Female Supporting Character Can't Help It, Like a Chinese Cabbage in Winter*. No inner-power cultivation, no immortal cultivation, and nothing too outrageous.
Republican-Era Stories, No Couples, and No Brain-Dead Writing
Nothing ridiculously over-the-top with numbers like 999.9 billion, and no System either. I like stories where people achieve their goals through their own hard work. Any protagonist gender is fine, but no pregnancy-and-running-away plots or vague romantic tension with someone.
A Typical Period Novel With a Small Golden Finger and a Logical Plot
Deal-breakers: stories that dumb down the characters, lavish black-market trading, or lovesick characters.
Hand Over All the Masterpieces You've Read
Please Recommend Period-Era Novels with a Female Lead and No Romance
I've searched everywhere for period novels with no male lead, and there are so few. Most of what I find is quick transmigration. Any recommendations?
Any Modern-Era Stories Where the Parents Have Important Backgrounds, and the Protagonist Transmigrates With a Pocket Space and Supplies? 😂️
Transmigrate, stockpile supplies, and build a career, with no saintly or fake-sweet female lead. Please! 😂️
Why Do I Keep Getting Recommended Romance Period Pieces? Any Period Pieces About Two Men?
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.
Looking for a Low-Key Slice-of-Life Story With a Small Pocket Space and Gossip
Are there any stories about an ordinary person who quietly keeps their head down, has a little pocket dimension, stays clear-headed, and just likes watching the drama unfold?
Looking for Male-Protagonist Stories with No Romance: Farming, Infrastructure Building, or Apocalypse Farming
Transmigration, the 1970S and 1980S, Pocket Space, Farming, Married Life, and Raising Kids
Stockpiling Supplies, Dimensional Storage, Period-Era Setting, and Adorable Kids
Looking for Period-Era Novels with No Male Lead, or No Female Lead
No couples, please. Don't recommend anything with romance. All you big shots on Fanqie, check the request carefully before recommending books. If you recommend one with a couple, I'll yell at you 😅
Looking for Stories Where the Female Lead Has a Wonderful Life in the Countryside
The female lead transmigrates or is reborn in the 1970s. She has spatial storage and lots of supplies, so she doesn't need to work. All she does every day is figure out how to eat and drink well and make full use of everything in her space! Focus on the food!!!
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The heroine is kind, generous, rich, capable, generous, caring, and will help every ant passing by! ! ! ! In rural areas, as soon as you give gifts, you will get a big bag of brown sugar, a big bag of red apples, a big bag of oranges, a big bag of tea, a big bag of candies, etc. You are really rich, kind and caring! ! I just like to draw my sword to help when the road is rough! When you see a mouse, you have to give him some food. After all, he is rich and capable? Is it useful to be angry?
Ahhhhh! The author writes very beautifully. I just like such free and easy heroines. I hate the kind of heroines who are obviously powerful but can't live without the male protagonist.
This author writes well. He writes about the rural areas in Northeast China well and is quite realistic. I think the writing is quite good so far. It's not like some authors who just write blindly, and I don't know what some authors think, but they write about Northeast China where there are double grabs.
I'm a little indifferent to my parents and family, and I hope I can help them later. With the heroine's current achievements, the family didn't do anything bad except for going to the countryside. Even sending girls to the countryside was what most parents did at the time. The author is great. Don't let the heroine continue to be indifferent. She is so kind to the captain's family. Her father also helped the captain's family in exchange for help. It shows that her parents have also found a way. Moreover, it was difficult to find a job at that time. Even if she was given the job of her second brother, she would not be able to do it. How could a girl do the job of moving coal in the coal yard?
One dollar entering the black market is the most expensive in the country The people in the bullpen still dare to express their feelings everywhere, because they think they have a long life.
There is a shortage of books to read. It's a very bland story about farming and selling goods. The heroine is not very cautious, and her hand seams are a little big, but there is basically no top-notch jumping back and forth, and she is more warm-hearted. I met a boyfriend, but he went abroad, so the heroine is single again. Judging from the situation, the heroine seems to be dedicated to her career and making money. It's not a cool novel, but it's not frustrating either. Can be seen.
There was a storyline where the heroine fell in love, but later they broke up due to various reasons, and there weren't many romance storylines, and they weren't boring at all. Just like the introduction, there were emotional scenes but no male protagonist. If you like no cp like me, you can follow it with confidence [laughs][send heart][top post][top post][top post]
It's average and good, not too many top-notch ones, it's very good
Why should you scold the heroine as a wolf? Don't look at the heroine from God's perspective. First of all, she was abandoned by her parents and passively sent to the countryside. In that era, except for those who went to the countryside to rectify troubles and those who were typical representatives, most people who went to the countryside were abandoned by their families. A minor girl had to live in an unknown place or live her whole life. She might be plotted to get married. Haven't these parents ever thought about it? And teachers have winter and summer vacations, right? Is it difficult to take a 4-hour train from home to the place where the heroine goes to the countryside and spend a few days to visit the heroine's relatives? Some people say that it would be good for the heroine to have a room to sleep at home. That's because the eldest brother lives in a separate house. Otherwise, if the two brothers live at home, would there really be a room for the heroine? And when the heroine was admitted to college, her parents did not say to see the heroine. It was not painful to send letters and make phone calls, just to care. It was 7-8 years after graduating from college. My parents only thought of checking up on this girl. After seeing the ending, I think the second child did a pretty good job. Isn't this the end of favoring boys over girls? You raised my child. I will support you until you grow old. Don't think about anything else. Maybe I am also a selfish and cold-blooded person. I don't think there is anything wrong with the heroine. I read the last few chapters again. The heroine is already 30 years old, and her parents still think they can take advantage of their daughter. After being rejected by their daughter, I look back on my daughter's achievements and feel that her daughter hates them. It's no longer what the parents say. I didn't believe that the heroine was at home before she was 17 years old. Her parents didn't know how the two brothers treated her daughter. If it was really for the heroine's good, they shouldn't tell the two brothers about the heroine's achievements. Then what are the parents doing? For the heroine's company and property, because the heroine has never been married and has no children. Let the two sons test whether the daughter hates the two brothers and see which son's child can get the heroine's property. But the second daughter, who is also a daughter, did not do so. As mentioned before, the second sister is jealous of the younger sister, but she is always the younger sister. No matter how jealous she is, she does not do evil to her sister or covet her sister's property. Instead, she lives her own life away from her natal family and her husband.
It's really good-looking. The author hopes there won't be a male protagonist. I saw chapter 50 and commented on it. I'm afraid of having a male protagonist. I really hope there won't be a male protagonist. Isn't it good to make money if the female protagonist is beautiful alone?