
Transmigrating into a Book: Sent to the Countryside as an Educated Youth in the Seventies
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 263k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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See allHistorical-Era Fiction
Any good completed novels set in a particular historical era? Completed, please.
Looking for a Satisfying Period Novel Where the Female Lead Moves to the Countryside and Builds Her Own House at the Educated Youth Settlement
Stories Where the Heroine Takes Her Younger Brother to the Countryside as an Educated Youth
Period-Era Rural Stories With a Portable Space, Foraging in the Mountains, and Finding Hidden Treasures
Transmigrate to the 1960s or 1970s, With a Space to Collect Family Assets
The protagonist transmigrates, and trouble immediately hits the family. They’re reported or accused of having a bad class background, so the protagonist puts all the family’s gold, silver, and antiques into their pocket dimension, then goes to the countryside as an educated youth.
Period Stories About Heroines Sent to the Countryside Who Have Good Relationships with Their Families
Please, I’m open to stories with or without a male lead. I just don’t want the female lead constantly meddling in other people’s business. Something like "Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970s: A Bystander’s Guide to Staying in Her Lane".
Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!!!
Please, I desperately need some good educated-youth novels!
Spirit Spring Space, Strength Pills, a Large Shopping Mall, and a Period Setting
A period novel that starts with Black and White Impermanence accidentally hooking the wrong soul. The original host refuses to be reborn, so the female lead hugs her soul and gives it a good gnawing, then awakens her psychic powers. The original host was pushed into a river by her family, and the male lead is a soldier.
The Hero Is the Village Chief’s Son, and the Heroine Is an Educated Youth
Looking for Period Novels with Early Stockpiling and a Pocket Dimension or System
I want to read something like After Transmigrating into a Book, I Sold My Iron Rice Bowl and Went to the Countryside in 1970. The female lead goes to the countryside as an educated youth. The main thing is that she isn’t a self-sacrificing saint or always pitying others. I want a consistently satisfying story with no frustrating setbacks and no doormat heroine. No woman-on-woman rivalry! Ideally, she and the male lead stay together and get to know each other first. None of that falling in love a
Any Novels Like I Just Crossed Into the 1970s, and I'm Great at Making Trouble and Making Money?
I'm looking for books like I Slung My Bag Over My Shoulder and Transmigrated to the 1970s: I'm Great at Making Connections and Earning Money. I want a heroine who's especially good at navigating social situations and getting things done, never takes a loss, and always gets revenge.
Novels About Educated Youth Like Zhou in 1975
Completed, Set in a Bygone Era, Educated Youths, and a Pocket Space
Reborn in the 1960s with a Pocket Space and a Farm
Portable Space, Golden Finger, and No Saintly Heroine
The heroine has a good relationship with the original female lead.
Stories Where Both Leads Are Educated Youths. Both Must Be Educated Youths. Read Carefully Before Recommending!
Multiple Babies in One Pregnancy! I Want Multiple Babies in One Pregnancy!
Multiples in one pregnancy! I want a story with multiple babies born at once!
Period Novels About Male Protagonists Who Work in Scientific Research
Transmigrated Into a Vicious Female Supporting Character, She Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, and She's Gorgeous
The 1970s, a Young Educated Youth, Transmigrate into a Book, Reborn, Villainess
Looking for books like Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970s: The Tough Guy’s Little Educated Youth.
Looking for a Story Set in the Old Days Where Both Leads Are Sent-Down Youths
The heroine also gave the male lead a piece of candy. She could touch him and get other rewards too, like a daily check-in.
Veteran Returns in a Period-Era Story
Period novels about a protagonist who left the military or was reassigned to civilian work, preferably in a security office or as a police officer! Not female-oriented.
Stories Set in the 1970s Where the Male Lead Is an Educated Youth Who Likes the Female Lead
The heroine can be a local or someone who transmigrates into the world. A sent-down youth or village girl would be fine. She just wants to slack off, and the male lead should pursue her.
Looking for Historical-Era Stockpiling Novels Without Any Awful Characters
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I Bring My Pocket Dimension to the 1960s and Am Doted On by a Cunning Second Male Lead
The 1970s: The Capitalist Heiress Clears Out Her Family's Wealth and Heads to the Countryside
A Youth's Life in the Countryside After Being Reborn
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Transmigrating to the 1960s: The Lucky and Lovely Educated Youth
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After Following a Scumbag to the Countryside, a Discarded Educated Youth Awakens
Sour Love: The Most Popular Youth Educated in the Village Falls for Her at First Sight
Reborn in 1970: The Space-Wielding Doctor Takes Down Villains and Marries an Officer
A 1970s Educated Youth Clears Out Her Family’s Home Before Heading to the Countryside, Then Becomes a Star
Springtime in the Reed Marshes, 1977
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The author wrote very well, without too many complexities. The male lead dotes on the female lead. My only complaint is that the author really messed up Li Yang's story. He was with the male and female leads from the beginning, but then the author lost him in the end, and didn't even mention him in the college entrance exam. That's a bit much 🤭🤭
I finished reading it. It was good, and there weren't many chapters, so I read it with a lot of patience. The female lead's family was very harmonious. The male lead's family was the same; there were no awful people in either family. Both the male and female leads were sent-down youths from the countryside. The male lead fell in love with the female lead at first sight, and the two went from being together to getting married and having children.
The female lead is awesome, and the male lead is awesome too. I just haven't had enough and am waiting for updates. Neither the male nor female lead's family is awful; their families are harmonious.
A love story of equals and mutual devotion, a harmonious and happy family—this is probably the best novel of its time. There are no awful relatives, and no marriages where the female lead is essentially helping the family. Definitely worth reading.
This book is excellent. The protagonist, Qiu Qiu, transmigrates due to the original owner's high fever, possessing a farm-related cheat ability. She travels to the black market and rural areas, where she meets Lin Laosan, whom she falls in love with at first sight.
I really enjoyed watching it. Although the male lead has a bit of a domineering CEO vibe, he's genuinely good to the female lead. Some people say the female lead doesn't fight back when others bully her, but I think the point is to have a male lead then. She should handle her own romantic entanglements; I think he did a good job.
Rich in content, concise narration, and few truly awful moments—a thumbs up!
I enjoyed reading the whole book very much; it was truly excellent. The villains weren't allowed to linger overnight, which was satisfying and made the plot exciting. The only downside was the abrupt ending; everything was explained in just two chapters, leaving me wanting more.
This book is very well written, with a clear structure and fluent prose. It vividly depicts the planned economy and scarcity of resources during that era. I hope the author will update it frequently.
The male lead is swift and decisive, winning over the female lead and getting engaged to him in just a few days, and he also deals with the scumbags quickly! Later, after the female lead gives birth to two boys and a girl, there are even more hilarious scenes! It's well-written! But what happens to the scumbags in the end?