In the 1980S, My Wife Was the Empress Dowager
八十年代之我媳妇是太后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 567k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Period Novel with a Male Lead, a Pocket Dimension, and Free Shopping
Period Setting, Reborn, Golden Finger, Military Marriage, Sweet Romance
Looking for books similar to The Seventies: Reborn, I Married an Officer Instead of an Educated Youth.
Stories About a Heroine Who Transmigrates into a Period Novel and Builds a Happy Life Through Her Skills
Reborn in Elementary School: A Simple Life Changed by Parents Who Work Away from Home
Looking for books like *Reborn: Starting with Buying a House*.
From Ancient Times to the Modern Day: A Period Novel With a Non-Doormat Heroine Who Can Embroider
A sweet, doting romance.
Novels Where the Heroine Is the Empress Dowager and the Hero Is the Emperor, but They Aren't Mother and Son
The female lead is the empress of an ailing old emperor. Soon after she becomes empress, the emperor dies and the male lead takes the throne.
Any Books with an Empress Dowager as the Female Lead?
I really love novels where the female lead is the empress dowager 😍😍😍
Stories About People From Ancient Times Transmigrating to the Modern Era
Any stories where someone from ancient times comes to the modern day?
Transmigrate from Ancient Times to the Modern Era
Are there any stories about someone transmigrating from ancient times to the modern era?
Reborn, Pocket Dimension, Stockpiling Supplies Early, Historical Era
As above
Looking for a Story With a Tough, Violent, Wild, and Fierce Female Lead
Please recommend stories with a heroine who's bold, violent, wild, and fierce.
Pure Palace Intrigue: The Female Lead Enters the Palace Through the Selection, Loves No One, and the Couple Isn’t Each Other’s First
Novels Set in the ’80S and ’90S
I'm looking for a story about going back to the 1980s or 1990s. I don't want the protagonist to start out as some worthless loser who's immediately bullied and humiliated. I'd prefer a more low-key farming story, with a protagonist who feels like a normal person. Nowadays, it seems like authors can't write about returning to the past without throwing in some trashy affair.
From Ancient Times to the Modern Day: A Straightforward Heroine Skilled in Martial Arts, Medicine, Music, Chess, Calligraphy, and Painting
A Period Novel About Transmigrating After Her Parents Die, Leaving Her an Enormous Fortune
Transmigration-era stories
Looking for Period Novels with Embroidery, Super Strength, and Hunting
Everyone’s Favorite Stories, Especially Period Pieces with a Four- or Five-Year-Old Little Darling
Historical romance, or modern romance is fine too. The heroine just shouldn’t act like she’s three years old. Cultivation stories are fine too. I want her to be adored by everyone! The moral outlook has to be upright!!
Looking for Farming Stories Set in the 1980S or 1990S, with a Male Lead Who Transmigrates and a Sweet Romance
Looking for a Period Novel Where Someone from Ancient Times Transmigrates to the Present and Can Do Embroidery
Please Recommend Great Novels: Transmigration Farming Stories and Period Pieces
Looking for stories like Pregnant with His Heir, I Married the Prince of War, Emptied the Capital, and Went into Exile.
Space, Embroidery, 1980S, Cultivation, No Saintly Protagonist
#spatial_abilities #embroidery #period_drama #cultivation #not_a_saint
Highly Rated! Pocket Spaces, Farming, and Stories Set in a Bygone Era. I’m in a Reading Slump!
I want a well-written story with a female lead who isn't a pushover! Preferably completed! I've got dark circles from following so many ongoing novels!
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It's beautiful 😊 I like it very much. There's still space between ancient times and the present. It's my favorite genre, but there's too little written about it. I originally wanted to write more, but in the end I couldn't help but be tempted and finished reading it in one go 😱
I want to explain why there are no gold, silver and jewelry in the heroine's space. First, everything in the palace must be registered. She cannot make things disappear without any reason, otherwise the maids around her will definitely notice. Second, she was a palace concubine, and later the queen mother, and had lived in the palace all her life. There was no need for her to put these things in space. After all, she would not have thought that she would have the opportunity to travel through time and be reborn. There is still space and we will use it gradually in the future, so don't rush yet [Cool] In the end, everyone was asking why they didn't put the money in the space. I can only say that it's not the heroine's fault, it's the author who didn't think of it [laughing] Thank you for the reminder.
Why is it so good? I read it in one go and am waiting for the update. This is one of my favorite books and I haven't read it yet. Come on, please remember to update a few more chapters every day. I'll be waiting for it at any time.
Why does the female protagonist treat the male protagonist's parents better than her own parents? The female protagonist keeps giving in to the male protagonist's family.
Why should we arrange the best family members for the heroine and the others? Isn't it good for the whole family to live in harmony? Moreover, this kind of person is a brother in the family, so there is no way to write down the line early. It looks too inconvenient. After all, she is the Queen Mother. How come she has no momentum and always doesn't care about it?
It's pretty good, but I feel like the heroine's space is of no use, she doesn't put her money in the space, and there's no use for the land in the space.
Overall, it's okay [Like] It's another book that I've read all the way through📖I didn't give up halfway, it's pretty good It's just that the ending is a bit too fast, and I almost didn't keep up with the pace. In this chapter, Haohao is still in daycare, and in the next chapter, many years have passed, and he is already in college [laughing]
Except that the Queen Mother is a bit annoying, everything else is very good
This book is generally very good. Although the title attracted me, The Queen Mother's Rebirth, this book actually doesn't have much to do with the Queen Mother, so it's quite contradictory. But it doesn't say what the Queen Mother's rebirth must be like. It's not bad. It's worth reading. Don't be so entangled. Just be more realistic and you can do it.
I really like that this kind of emotion can be incorporated into the story. Every detail is very detailed. You won't skip over it at any time or go over it at once. It will attract you to keep reading. The emotion is very delicate and not exaggerated. There are not so many sub-lines. Articles that can be read again without skipping chapters and still have a feeling of unfinished meaning are worthy of encouragement. I give a big thumbs up to the homework and work hard. I look forward to new works.