Transmigrating to the 1970S: A Theatrical Wife in the Countryside
穿越七十年代：戏精娇妻，有点田
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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A Former Educated Youth Marries the Village Chief's Son
Stories about transmigrating to the 1970s or something and taking the college entrance exam together.
Looking for Period Novels About Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside
Novels Set in Northeast China During the Old Days, the Really Good Kind
Cultivation Stories Where the Heroine Farms and Gets Sign-In Rewards
Any Long Novels Set in the 1960S or ’70S?
The Heroine Is a Sent-Down Youth in the Countryside, the Male Lead Falls for Her at First Sight, and There Are No Relatives Helping Out
Whenever I read stories set in a bygone era, most of them are about supporting an entire family and becoming wealthy. Somehow, the prosperity of the male and female leads always spreads to every relative too. There are way too many scenes for the side characters.
Period-Era Stories Where the Female Lead Often Goes Into the Mountains to Gather Herbs and Supplies or Hunt
Looking for a Satisfying Period Novel Where the Female Lead Moves to the Countryside and Builds Her Own House at the Educated Youth Settlement
Stories About a Female Lead Who Transmigrates into a Book Set in the 1960S or 70S
The heroine becomes a cannon-fodder character in the 1960s or 70s.
A Gentle Female Lead Who's an Orphan in a Period-Era Setting, Has a Pocket Dimension, and Goes to the Countryside
Looking for a Period Novel With Reasonable Prices, No Evil Stepmom Plot, and No Huge Age Gap
Novels Set in the 1980S and 1990S
Looking for books like *1979: The Easygoing Life of a Train Water Supplier*. Please don’t recommend stories about someone reborn in the past to atone for their sins.
Looking for a Transmigrate-into-a-book Story with a Strong Female Lead, Set in a Bygone Era or During a Refugee Trek
A powerful queen’s soul enters the body of a weak woman just as war and natural disasters strike. The whole village flees famine, and the heroine rises to the top through her own strength.
Looking for a Period Novel with Business, Studying, and a Pocket Dimension: An Excellent Male Lead Appears
Something similar to this kind of story.
Sweet Romance Set in the 1970S, with a Modern Woman Transmigrating into the Past
Looking for Good Historical-Era Stories or Military Romance
No pocket dimensions, Systems, or superpowers. No awful relatives, either. What's with books these days? It's always an older sister stealing her younger sister's husband or a younger sister stealing her older sister's. What kind of decent person would do that? Do biological sisters and mothers and daughters really have some blood feud? Why is the whole family constantly scheming against one another?
A Period Novel Where the Female Lead Transmigrates Into the Book's Heroine
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It's very good. The heroine handles things very well. She's not sloppy and not as brainless as Shuangwen. Each character is portrayed with flesh and blood, unlike most novels where the villain is a bad guy as long as he has a different stance from the heroine. This is as interesting as the chronicle of Li Xiangwan and Lin Yuzhu. I just don't like people named Ye, but it's fine as a friend, but if it's the male protagonist, it's not that interesting.
What a good heroine, what a good uncle and family, what a good plot, but the score was lowered by someone named Ye.
It's great to watch, but I've seen too many stories about going to the countryside and meeting the male protagonist. I still want to watch something different. After all, the female protagonist has a good personality and has her own opinions, and the family conditions are also good. It's okay to have a male protagonist later [laughs]
I hope the male protagonist is not the one with the surname Ye.
Very good-looking, I like Duoduo who is smart. Although physically weak, he is smart and intelligent. He helps the team to load the water truck. I hope the future will be more exciting and the body will become healthier!
It's good to watch, and the plot is not cliché, which is refreshing. I hope that handsome Ye Ye will go to school with Duoduo as soon as possible and develop a good relationship. I feel that the Ye family is not simple. After taking off the hat, there may be surprises later!
I am an old bookworm and rarely catch up on updates or read every chapter. This is the first time I have given full stars and it is also my first time reviewing a book. The books I have read in the past may be good and exciting, but not every chapter will be exciting. Basically, I skip to read, or just read it to the end, so reading this book gave me a sense of satisfaction, and I hope I will not be overwhelmed in the end. Come on 😊
It's a very interesting article. My grandpa's family are all good people, the heroine is also a very cheerful person, the hero is not bad either, I think it's love at first sight for the heroine! I am very much looking forward to the next exciting content. Although I have just read more than 20 of them, I love them. Thank you to the author for this wonderful article.
The writing is quite good, but I don't want this guy named Ye to be the male protagonist! ! !
It's quite good-looking. The heroine carefully guards her one-third of an acre of land, and doesn't sell food or collect antiques like other period novels. Very plain, very realistic