Transmigrated into a Book in the 1960s: The Easygoing Life of a Supporting Actress
穿书六零之女配的悠闲人生
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- Completed
- Length
- 128k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
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A Ruthless, Incredibly Capable Female Lead in a Period-Era Story
Period Setting, Orphaned Girl, Portable Space, Hoarding Supplies, No Siblings, and a Huge Inheritance
It has to be complete!!!!! No siblings of any kind!!! The family leaves the female lead a huge inheritance.
A Reborn Educated Youth Goes to the Countryside and Is Doted on by Everyone
Transmigrates with a Pocket Dimension, Stockpiles Supplies in the Modern Era
I want fewer awful characters, a heroine who isn't a pushover, and strong leads on both sides. I'm out of books to read, ladies. Any high-quality recommendations? Please!!!!
Completed Period-Era Novels
I'd like to read books similar to Finding a Soldier Husband in the 1970s. Looking for a transmigrate-to-the-past story set in a particular era. The female lead shouldn't be a pushover or a spoiled brat, and it should be a sweet romance. She should have a pocket dimension or a System.
A Little Girl With a Senior Rank in the Family, in a Period Novel
Period-Era Stories With a True Background Character, and Comedy
Transmigrated Into a Vicious Female Supporting Character, She Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, and She's Gorgeous
I’m Numb from Reading. Recommend Some Really Gripping Books
I want books like "Reborn: Rising to the Top Starting in 2009". He’s reborn and makes a fortune mining Bitcoin, then starts buying stocks, investing in the film and TV industry, and purchasing land. A few years later, he’s earning hundreds of billions every day. The female leads are all devoted to him.
Looking for Stories About the 1970s, Laid-Back Leads, Pocket Dimensions, and Educated Youth
The female lead shouldn't be a doormat, a doormat, a doormat, or too full of herself.
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The 1970s: The Sweet, Gentle Educated Youth Has the Cold-Faced War God Wrapped Around Her Finger
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Transmigrate into a Book: The Adorable Cannon Fodder of the 1970s
The 1970s: The Adorable Educated Youth Uses Her Pocket Dimension to Face-Slap the Villains
Stepmother in the 1960s: Raising Three Kids With Supplies
The 1970s: On My First Day Sent Down to the Countryside, I Unlocked My Pocket Dimension
Reborn: The Cherished Darling of the 1970s
The 1980s: Using My Pocket Space and Supplies to Woo a Rugged Man and Raise His Kids
The 1970s: Turns Out My Mom Is the Heroine of This Era Novel!
The 1970s: After Tormenting My Scumbag Father and Stepmother, I Head to the Countryside
Transmigrated as a Poison Doctor Sent-Down Youth in the 1970s
Reborn in the ’70s, I Become Everyone’s Darling and Get Carried Home by My Wolfish Husband
Life in the 1970s Is Hard? No Worries, This Young Educated Youth Has a Planet
A Trillion in Supplies, Reborn in 1970: She's Sweet and Sassy
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Reborn in the 1970s: The Junior Sister Tears Apart the Worst of the Worst and Punishes Scumbags
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I think when reading novels, there's no need to be too fussy. After all, it's just fiction, and some wild imagination is acceptable as long as it's not too exaggerated. It's generally okay to overlook some of the more extreme elements. Personally, I think this book is quite good, simple and easy to read. Keep it up!
Everything else is alright, but the female lead's age could be increased, otherwise it's too unrealistic. Also, there's too much money; hundreds of boxes of antiques are traded on the black market. Although antiques weren't as valuable as food in that era, wouldn't everyone have hidden them away? Like the female lead's parents, they had foresight.
It's good. I like it. There are no awful characters. Although the female lead goes to the countryside, everyone in the village is very nice. There aren't any weirdos, bad people, or awful characters. Everyone is united. I really like this atmosphere. The female lead is the darling of the villagers. Although there was a weirdo named Hu Yue before, she's been transferred to another place. I think it suits my taste perfectly. Haha. It's just that there aren't enough episodes!
The prices at the beginning were alright, but the cost of living was too high. Rice cost four yuan a pound, and even now pearl rice is only a little over two yuan. Back then, rice cost four yuan a pound, which was the highest price I've ever seen. Other things seemed to cost at least a yuan, but most were only three or five mao (0.3-0.5 Yuan).
Wonderful (Orphans of Martyrs Can Cultivate Space Travel) Yan Jingyu (Educated Youth Sent Down to the Countryside) +2
It's good, but a bit exaggerated. Everything else is fine. Also, the female lead is a bit too young; she's only 13 when she went to the countryside. Someone a year or two older, maybe 15 or 16, would be more suitable...
This is a time-travel, space-themed, and historical fiction novel. It's a harmonious blend of elements; the female lead simply wants to be a carefree, financially secure life. However, once the male lead realizes his feelings for her, he resolutely decides to stay with her. Of course, the other educated youths who initially spent time with the female lead also stay. A great read, I highly recommend it!
It's great, keep it up! Looking forward to the rest!
It's quite good, fast-paced, and can be finished in about half a day. The book takes an unconventional approach, featuring only one outstanding character who quickly disappears. Unlike other historical novels I've read, it feels very fresh and new. Highly recommended! Very good! I finished it in one go!
Feeling blue and sad, feeling all kinds of me, waaaaaah!