Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1960s: I Serve My Country with the Medical System
穿书六零：带着医药系统报效祖国
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Hong Kong City, Xiangjiang, and Period Novels
Finding a Job Through Your Own Merit in a Period-Era Novel
Are there any stories where the female lead transmigrates into a rural setting in an era novel, then uses her abilities to get a job at the commune or in a government department? I'm out of things to read.
Looking for Gentle, Heartwarming Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Any Period Novels Where the Female Lead Serves the Country by Building Planes, Modifying Guns, or Developing Medicine?
Looking for books similar to "A Medical Master's Degree and a Pocket Space: Becoming a Miracle Doctor in the 1970s".
Looking for Period-Era Stories With a Female Lead Who Studies Hard and Conducts Scientific Research
Any recommendations for period novels like "The Only Daughter of the 1970s" and "The Real Heiress Strikes Back in the 1980s"? The heroine is a good student who later works in research, in fields like medicine, literature, or mathematics.
Period Novel With a Female Scientific Research Prodigy Who Has a Personal Space
Transmigrating to the 1960s
Apocalypse, Superpowers, and Period-Piece Novels With a Portable Space
Era Novels With the Nation as the Heroine's Backing (Female-Led)
Looking for Stories About Learning Medicine from a Young Age
Any modern or contemporary novels about someone who starts learning traditional Chinese medicine as a child, then goes to university early in their teens to continue studying medicine?!!!
Any No-Romance Stories With a Period Feel About Someone Who Transmigrates and Becomes a Mom?
Ladies, Please Recommend Some Period-Era Novels
Looking for Mindless, Satisfying Period Pieces, Preferably About Making the Nation Stronger
Something like Transmigrated into a Crazy Woman, and Now My Terrible Family Treats Me Like a Treasure.
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I admire Xiao A-mei's values: staying away from trouble and living a happy life.
It's not bad. A simple, peaceful story is the best. The slow pace is fine; the logic is consistent and it hasn't fallen apart. I'm just a little worried about whether the cause and effect have been completely resolved. I hope there won't be any further plot contact with the protagonist's family, otherwise the whole village will be heartbroken.
The male lead hasn't appeared yet. The female lead is working hard to become a medical expert. Ah, the female lead is really cute. This story is simple yet heartwarming. Everyone in the village is very kind to the female lead. There don't seem to be any bad people in the village, nor any awful relatives, except perhaps during the New Year's celebration.
The writing is delicate and unpretentious. Although there's a "golden finger" element (a character's advantage or advantage), the heroine's knowledge and skills are all earned through her own hard work. Every character in the story has their shining qualities, and the patriotism expressed is particularly moving.
A female-centric novel! No romantic pairing, clear-headed, morally upright, and without any oddballs! A story of relentless struggle and perseverance!
The book is very good; it's rare to find a book without overly complicated or messy plots. The people around the female lead are all wonderful. Her biggest regret is not having a lover or a complete family. Everyone around her has a good partner, except for her. Perhaps many would say that being alone is beautiful, but I think it's a flaw in her life.
It's pretty good. Although there's space and time travel involved, nothing outrageous happens. Most characters grow stronger step by step through their own efforts. It's a good read when you're looking for something to read. It's better than some highly rated historical fiction, and there aren't any awful characters. Overall, it's positive and uplifting, which I personally like.
Who is the male lead?
The tool given to the female lead as a cheat code; what is a cheat code?
It's a shame there's no male lead. Was it to slow down the female lead's sword-drawing speed?