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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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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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.
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.
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*.
A Female Lead Who's a Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine or a Pharmaceutical Tycoon, Set in Either the Modern Day or a Past Era
I want something to read, I want something to read, I want something to read
Looking for Good Novels
Apocalypse, urban, wuxia... anything goes.
Period Novel With a Female Scientific Research Prodigy Who Has a Personal Space
Transmigrating to the 1960S
Era Novels With the Nation as the Heroine's Backing (Female-Led)
A Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor Reborn as a Baby During a Refugee Flight
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?
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I like little A-mei's outlook on life, staying away from right and wrong and living a happy life.
It's not bad, it's true if it's ordinary. It's okay if the progress is slow. The logic is self-consistent and it doesn't collapse. I'm just a little worried about whether the cause and effect is clean. I hope there won't be any plot contact with the turned family in the future, otherwise the whole village will be sad. Goldfinger won't be very powerful, which is good. Everything depends on oneself. While reading this book, my mood has always been very stable, not aggrieved, nor ups and downs. It is very warm. I am just curious about whether there is a male protagonist. Come on, author!
There is no male protagonist yet, but the female protagonist is working hard to become a big shot in medicine. The heroine is really cute. She is plain and warm. People in the whole village are very kind to the heroine. There seems to be no bad people in the whole village, and there are no great relatives. It seems that there are some during the Chinese New Year.
The writing of the article is delicate and not exaggerated. Although there are cheats, the knowledge and skills learned by the heroine are all gained through her own efforts. Everyone in the article has a shining point. The patriotic sentiments in the article moved me even more. No matter how small people are, they are quietly working hard for the development of the country behind the scenes. The country needs to step forward. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write better works.
Great heroine story! No cp, clear mind, correct outlook on life! Nothing weird! A story of constant struggle along the way!
The book is very interesting, and one of the few that does not have a very confusing plot. The people around the heroine are all very nice. The biggest regret is that there is no one to love or a complete family. Everyone around her has a good partner, but the heroine does not. Maybe many people say that she is beautiful alone, but I think that is a flaw in life.
It's still good. Although there is space and time travel, there is nothing outrageous. Most of them rely on their own efforts to grow step by step. You can read it when you are in a book shortage. It is better than some high-scoring period novels, and it is not top-notch. Overall, it is positive and uplifting. I personally like it.
May I ask who the male protagonist is?
The tool man who gave the heroine a golden finger, what is the golden finger?
It's a pity that there is no male protagonist. Is it because it will affect the speed of the female protagonist in drawing the sword? . ? .