
After Stockpiling Supplies, I Transmigrate into a Book Set in the Seventies: The Laid-Back Educated Youth Becomes Everyone’s Darling
囤货后穿书七零:咸鱼知青成团宠
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- Completed
- Length
- 357k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Transmigration, Rebirth, and Putting the Worst People in Their Place in a Period Novel
Stories Set in the 1950S, 60S, or 70S. Good Writing, Please. No Transmigration-and-Raising-Kids Plots
Looking for Stories Where the Female Lead Is Pregnant After Transmigrating Into a Book or Being Reborn
Period dramas or modern stories are both fine.
A Spatial Ability That Can Admit People and Store Houses, Modern Setting
Period Stories, Educated Youths, Sending Supplies to Family, and Stockpiling
Period-Era Novels with Superpowers, Treasure Hunting, a Pocket Dimension, and a Beijing Courtyard Home
Stories About a Space Where You Can Grow Vegetables and Medicinal Herbs
Period-Era Rural Stories With a Portable Space, Foraging in the Mountains, and Finding Hidden Treasures
Republic-Era Stories With Fast Romance and a Powerful Male Lead
The Heroine Is a Sent-Down Youth in the Countryside, the Male Lead Falls for Her at First Sight, and There Are No Relatives Helping Out
Whenever I read stories set in a bygone era, most of them are about supporting an entire family and becoming wealthy. Somehow, the prosperity of the male and female leads always spreads to every relative too. There are way too many scenes for the side characters.
Period-Era Stories Where the Female Lead Often Goes Into the Mountains to Gather Herbs and Supplies or Hunt
Reborn, Pocket Dimension, Stockpiling Supplies Early, Historical Era
As above
Stockpiling Supplies by the Ton, With a Storage Space and No Saintly Heroine
Historical-Era Stories Without Going to the Countryside, and Ideally No Romance. If There Is Romance, It Shouldn't Show Up Too Early
Any Period-Era Stories About Transmigration With a Precognitive Space for Stockpiling, Without Awful Relatives?
Looking for a Period Novel With Reasonable Prices, No Evil Stepmom Plot, and No Huge Age Gap
Period-Era Fiction With a Heroine Who Starts Her Own Business
1970S Military Marriage Stories: No Rural Relocation, Strong Female and Male Leads
Looking for books like *Military Marriage in the Seventies: The Pretty Military Doctor Cries, and He Goes Mad*. The leads stay faithful to each other. The original body's owner is a total troublemaker, and the male lead wants a divorce. After they split, he wants to win the female lead back. Please recommend this kind of story!!! Good people deserve 108 children, each one a rebel.
Looking for Rebirth Novels Set in a Bygone Era
Stories where the protagonist is reborn in the past or transmigrates to an earlier era, preferably urban stories about making money and getting rich.
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Well enough. The heroine and the original protagonist cross each other. The heroine and the original owner can't tell who is more disadvantaged. The heroine has the convenience and money to work as a salted fish in modern times. She has completed her studies and graduated with a master's degree. However, her parents are divorced and only provide material things and no love. The original owner had a loving family in Q0, but was forced to go to the countryside. Zhuma married someone else. After going to the countryside, he married someone else. I haven't experienced that era, so I can't say who is more disadvantaged. It is mentioned in the article that the heroine was very rational after her parents divorced and said that she did not need love. In 70, the heroine could live a good life relying on space. The original owner came to modern times and lost the love of her family. In 70, the original owner was not only incomparable with modern times in terms of food, but also had no shortage of money. Because of this, it is even harder to tell who is losing. The heroine has the ability to help others, but she is not a virgin. The male and female protagonists don't have much contact. The heroine has been selling things on the black market. There are some top-notch people, but the only relationship with the heroine is that the heroine scared those top-grade people and took their food. My sister-in-law is not the best, she is just a normal person, she has her own little thoughts, but she is not bad.
Big brother, come on, this article is not suitable for me. There will be other sisters who will like it and give you a five-star review [Chigua] [Chigua] [Chigua] (because you once called me a little fairy🧚♀️ [laughing evilly])
It's okay, it's not extremely irritating, and I don't want to wrong myself. Maybe I was a bit extravagant in spending money in that era, but at least it was a good book during the book shortage. There are a few toxic parts, but after reading it, I think it's right to be able to help others. Anyway, I won't wrong the heroine, and it will be done without thinking.
The plot is okay, but the heroine has too many inner monologues.
If you are poor, you can benefit yourself; if you are rich, you can help the world. It's not easy to find such a heroine among all the "selfish" characters in Tomato
The heroine is a bit quarrelsome and childish, hahaha, she laughs to death, and the hero is also big-hearted~ The son is heartbroken, and the later part is quite funny, Le, it ends a little faster, the space & copy function & spiritual spring water are good things, I want them very much~ [You taste it carefully] [laughing] [laughing] [laughing]
The heroine is not romantic at all, and the relationship is not sticky and sweet every day. It is very good, especially the heroine's golden finger. It can be copied and teleported if there is space. It is very interesting to watch😄
So far, I have read Chapter 52, which is pretty good ^_^ I hope it won't be unfinished in the future. I hope to follow this momentum in writing later.
It looks good, but there is too little interaction between the heroine and the hero now, [shy]
Not bad, good, come on, come on, come on