
Reborn in the 1970S: The Beloved Daughter-in-Law Who Brings Prosperity to the Family
重生七零:团宠旺家小媳妇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 816k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Those 1970S Rough-and-Ready Hero Stories, Where the Male Lead Truly Loves the Heroine. Please!
A cute little kid, a pocket dimension, and a female lead who may be reborn or come from a quick transmigration story. She returns to the past and reaches the pinnacle of life alongside the male lead.
Slice-of-Life Novels Set in the 1970S or 1980S
Rough Around the Edges: Ordinary Street Life Is Just as Cool as the High Life
I long for a peaceful life: two people, two kids, and two little pets.
Period-Era Novels With Sane, Sensible Female Leads
I mostly like period novels. I’m looking for completed stories that are absolutely worth reading.
What’s the Title of the Book Where Someone Transmigrates After Buying 500 Steamed Buns but Doesn’t Get to Take Them?
This One's Pretty Good, but Everything Else Is Garbage
Looking for stories like *Forgotten Tags*.
Excellent Completed Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Strong female and male leads, taking down scumbags, past and present lives
From Ancient Times to the Modern Day: A Period Novel With a Non-Doormat Heroine Who Can Embroider
A sweet, doting romance.
Era Novel With a Beautiful, Delicate Heroine, a Golden Finger, and a Female Educated Youth Who Likes Teasing the Male Lead
The male lead has a troubled background, a sickly grandmother at home, and a younger sister who never leaves the house, but he is exceptionally good to the female lead.
Reborn Period Story Where the Male Lead Reluctantly Marries the Female Lead
Period-Era Story, Laid-Back Female Lead, Raising a Son
Looking for Completed Period-Era Novels
Preferably completed, with no awful relatives in the family and a harmonious home.
The Female Lead Excels at Embroidery, Dancing, Music, Chess, Calligraphy, and Painting
Ancient setting, no rebirth, no pocket dimension, no System, completed.
Looking for Super-Sweet Reborn Era Novels
I want a period story that is sweet and doting from beginning to end, with no angst. The sweeter and more indulgent, the better!
Looking for a Period Novel Where Someone from Ancient Times Transmigrates to the Present and Can Do Embroidery
Give Me Something I Can Actually Get Into
Looking for books similar to *I’m a Ghost Who Can Draw Talismans and Summon Heavenly Thunder, Is That Not Normal?*. I’ve run out of things to read!!!! Any recommendations for completed novels?
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The star deducted goes to Zhou Min. In her last life, she cheated on her husband, and ended up encountering a scumbag. She was tortured by men, but in the end, she realized that she was better off being a dog licker. After rebirth, instead of taking revenge on the scumbag, she wanted to get Brother Ye back to lick him. Brother Ye owed her, and he deserved to be summoned by her after being cuckolded. And she has not integrated into rural life at all, and has always maintained a condescending attitude in her husband's family. What she wanted was not a family but a licking dog. Of course, Brother Ye San was indeed a good dog. His wife, who was from a wrong family, had not been heard from for many years. When she did not confirm anything after a letter, she just picked her up and licked her very vigorously.
I feel that the books he writes always have an indescribable flavor, that is, the more I read, the better. I don't like other authors imitating others' styles. They look almost the same, but his is completely different. It is his own writing that is really good. How can I put it? It's very exciting. You'll know if you go and read it. It's written in this book. We were too young and couldn't read it enough. I hope the author can publish a new book. Come on.
It's great. I really like the author's novels, especially the one about raising a baby. The more I read it, the more interesting it becomes.
It's really good among a bunch of historical articles. If you can read it, I finally have one about going to Beijing to buy a courtyard house before going to college [face covering]. The whole process is relatively slow, and it is a step-by-step approach to getting rich. It's quite heart-warming even if the parents are short-lived. The ending was too hasty and felt like it was cut off with a knife.
Super pretty! This is the third novel by the author that I have read. Every one of them is wonderful and I can't get enough of it. I look forward to the author opening a new book soon [Love]
The writing is very good, but I feel that the heroine's third sister-in-law was admitted to college in her last life, and she got together with someone else, and was betrayed in the end. After she was reborn, she was with the heroine's third brother again, and I felt that the heroine's third brother was a spare tire. Yes, it's a bit annoying. The rest of the writing is pretty good.
It's okay and pretty. You can go and see your friends [smile]
Overall, it's pretty good. Every character has his or her own characteristics, but there is only one that I really don't like, the heroine's third sister-in-law. She doesn't like it from the beginning to the end. No matter how annoying the other characters are in terms of personality, they are not as annoying as the heroine's third sister-in-law. This is my objective opinion.
The heroine in this book is reborn from ancient times. But it feels like there is nothing wrong with the female protagonist, and she has nothing to show for it from beginning to end. She just supports the male protagonist in his career while she does housework at home. A very normal housewife.
Five stars are given to the south. Those who give one or two stars act like they are rewarding the author. If you don't like it, just give it a thumbs-up. There is really no need to give it a low star because they think it's to give the author face. To be honest, Nanfang Da's writing skills are in place, and his writing style is not childish or mentally retarded. This article ended in a hurry, so I probably didn't want to continue writing. In fact, I don't like the heroine that much, but I like the tone of southern writing, so I read along with the joys and sorrows, and then stopped off guard [face covering]. Good luck, author, and I look forward to more good books from you. I have read the third version of Five Hundred Buns, and the second version of another book called Ancient Times. I really don't like the heroine in this book, so I probably want to write a pure and sweet love story where I win.