Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1950s: This Reborn Supporting Heroine Is a Keeper
穿书五零：这个重生女配能处
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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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!
Is There No Historical-Era Story About Someone Who Transmigrates Quietly?
I'm looking for a book where the female lead keeps a low profile after transmigrating. Not one of those who claims to be keeping up an act, then goes hunting in the mountains every day or picks fights with everyone. Please recommend something.
Ladies, Share All Your Period Dramas!
Preferably something with a personal space.
Looking for Stories Set in the 1940s or 1950s
The Lively Trailblazer of the Era: Long, Satisfying, and Guaranteed to Make You Laugh
A Period Novel About an Orphaned Heroine Raising Her Younger Brother Alone
Starting a New Book
Stories Set in a Bygone Era with a Pocket Dimension, No Raising Kids, No Saintly Female Lead, and No Rugged Male Lead
Looking for a Rural Youth-Educated-Zhishi Novel with a Pocket Dimension or System and No Male Lead
Looking for stories about a female lead moving to the countryside, with no male lead. A spatial dimension or System is optional.
Looking for a Republic-Era Story With a Female Supporting Character Who Transmigrates Into a Book. Great Writing, Grounded in Reality
Farming Slice-of-Life, Period Setting, and a Satisfying Story. The Kind Where People Take Action Instead of Just Talking
The protagonist must also be good at verbally dismantling people. I do not want someone whose eyes look fierce but who is actually a coward. If your eyes can kill, what do you need hands for? If they are always thinking about what they will do later but still cannot kill the villain, it is exhausting to read.
Period-Era Stories With a True Background Character, and Comedy
Looking for a Reborn Protagonist in the 1990s Who Makes It Big
Reborn
Farming, Retirement, and Pocket Spaces: Living Like an Immortal
The female lead has a doctorate, and her older sister is a celebrity who goes to the countryside to film a show. Her family doesn’t like her. Please help me find the title.
Looking for a Sweet Period Romance With Few Annoying Characters
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Looking for a Period Novel Where the Female Lead Doesn't Go into Business and Has a Really Good Job
Are there any female-led stories about the reform and opening-up era where the heroine doesn't go into business, run a company, or invest? I'd like her to have a good job, perhaps work her way up from a broadcasting station to become a host, or rise through the ranks from the grassroots. Writing or being a diplomat would also be fine.
Does Anyone Have Any Good Novels Set in the 1940s?
Has anyone read novels set in the 1930s or 1940s? Please recommend them all. I’ve never read any novels about either of those decades. 😫
Period Novels Without Endless Military Marriages, Rustic Men, or Stories About Having One, Two, or Five Children
Please Recommend Period-Era Stories with an Unmarried, Childless, Sweet and Gentle Heroine
My ideal story is about a delicate, pampered, rich and beautiful educated youth heroine who transmigrates into a book, paired with a rough, uncouth male lead. But I don’t like stories where they get together because they slept together, or have a child after getting together from the start, and then develop feelings over time because they’re tied to each other.
Looking for a Novel with Good Writing and Values That Fit the Era
Stories set in either the modern era or a bygone era are fine. No spatial powers or System, the protagonist should make it on their own! I want a novel with sound values, good writing, and a setting true to its era. Nothing unrealistic, like someone driving a sports car in a period piece. No bad endings.
Looking for Stories Like Those Set in the 1970s or 1980s, About Factory Workers and a Male Lead Who Runs the Factory
The male lead is handsome, scheming, and cold. The female lead has silly hair and seems to like him a little.
Transmigrate, 1970s, Academic Prodigies
The female lead transmigrates to the countryside and takes a man from the cattle shed as her father, only to discover in the end that he is her biological father. Someone switched them at birth.
Looking for Good Historical-Era Stories
Stockpiling supplies, preferably a completed story.
No Rugged Guys, No Getting Married Right After Transmigrating, and No Raising Kids Right After Transmigrating. Looking for Period-Era Stories
I'd like books similar to Reborn in the 1980s: My Wife Is a Little Feisty. I really like stories set in that era, but I really don't like self-sacrificing heroines. Are there any with a strong heroine, or one who makes her own fortune? I want an era-setting story where she doesn't rely on the hero. Ideally, the hero is just a background character. I
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The 1950s: My Pocket Dimension Has an Acre of Land, and Life Is Sweet
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It's good. I hope the female lead doesn't get involved in the reborn woman and the time-traveling woman's story and can just quietly be a bystander.
It's good, but I feel sorry for Arya, and the time-traveling woman seems a bit brainless.
It was very well-written. The female lead was very rational; she didn't tell the male lead about her spatial abilities. Many female leads would immediately reveal their spatial abilities to the male lead or others, which would feel awkward.
It's updated to chapter 49, and so far it's quite good. There aren't any really bad characters, so it's not frustrating at all; it's a satisfying read.
It's a great watch. It depicts a low-key life, the heartwarming days of watching the drama unfold, and the male and female leads are both positive and optimistic. There are no messy people or events, making it easy and enjoyable to watch. It's really good! 🤔🤔🤔
Very exciting and enjoyable, I love it!
Two women who traveled through time, and one woman who was reborn.
The book was quite good. If it weren't for the last chapter, I would have sent the author a knife. Although some people might feel uncomfortable with the male lead being younger than the female lead and having grown up together, why does the male lead have to be older than the female lead? Aren't men and women supposed to be equal?
I have a question: the young male lead was adopted by the female lead's mother's half-brother, so why does he look like her? Is there a reason, or did the author just write it incorrectly? Will this be explained later? I've only just started reading.
It's so good! It's the kind of simple, peaceful life I want, without any backstabbing or awful people, it's just perfect. 👌