
The Sixties-Era Lucky Star Forced to Play Along
被迫营业的六零锦鲤
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Only These Three Period Dramas Deserve God-Tier Status. Disagree? Bring It On!
Top-Tier Spatial Powers from the Start
Please recommend stories where the protagonist starts with a fully upgraded personal space. I have read so many stories where someone transmigrates from a cultivation world back to modern times, only to find that the space has been emptied of everything, and I cannot keep reading. Alternatively, the bound System should be fully upgraded from the start.
Reborn With a Pocket Space in a Period Setting, Stockpiling Supplies and Digging Up Ginseng
A System in the 1960S: Leading the Whole Family to Never Go Hungry
Genius Heroine, Technological Rise of the Nation, Historical-Era Setting
A period novel with a female protagonist who's a tech genius.
Before Her Family Is Sent Away, the Capitalist Heiress Loots the Whole House and Joins the Army
I'm looking for books like The Capitalist Young Lady Emptied Her Family's Home Before Being Sent Down to Join Her Husband in the Army. Rebirth + historical era + military marriage + joining her husband at his posting.
Portable Space, Golden Finger, and No Saintly Heroine
The heroine has a good relationship with the original female lead.
The Female Lead Is Reborn and Finds a Jade Pendant Containing a Pocket Dimension, Inheritance, and Cultivation
The female lead finds a jade pendant containing a pocket dimension and a legacy in a cave. She enters the dimension and inherits the complete legacy.
Any Historical-Era Stories with a Self-Reliant Heroine Who Fights Her Own Battles Without Depending on the Male Lead?
Looking for books similar to Quick Transmigration: I’m the Tragic Cannon Fodder of a Period Novel. That kind of story.
Quick Transmigration: Female Lead Gathers Supplies and Trains Skills Across Worlds
A versatile female lead with an infinite space, who transmigrates through countless worlds and preferably becomes a woman in each one. She loves stockpiling supplies and keeps learning and upgrading her skills, but doesn’t rely entirely on her space. She has a mind of her own, is highly intelligent, and isn’t a self-sacrificing saint.
Period Dramas, Ancient-Era Famine Flight and Exile, Apocalyptic Disasters, or the Whole Family Transmigrating
I've been hooked on these genres lately, but no matter where I look, I only find the same few books, and I don't know why. Please recommend some! Of course, books outside these genres are welcome too, as long as they're good. Just mention what genre they are; I'm not picky.
A Village Full of Powerful Figures, with the Female Lead Living There Too
A powerful female lead with lots of secret identities, preferably no romance.
Era Novels With the Nation as the Heroine's Backing (Female-Led)
Looking for a Period Story with a Chain-Smoking, Badass Female Lead Who Can Fight: No Black Market
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It's good-looking (。・ω・。)ノ♡, and the heroine has a little bit of humor, which is good Why did the subsequent plot turn out to be so strange? Why did the Chen family give so many gold bars as a wedding gift and give them jobs? Everyone said it was not safe for Grandpa Ji to go back. They still tried every means to send the old man back. It was inexplicable. I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up the article.
Recommended recommended recommended good looking
Several times I read the comments and gave up on reading them. This time I decided to read them. I think it's okay, I guess it's a cool novel, the heroine is relatively strong and her passionate feelings are okay. If you don't care too much, you can still take a look.
It's really well written. I particularly like the heroine. I'll give the author a thumbs up.
A book that is delayed by ratings should be a good book with a score of 9 or above, and it is very interesting.
I think it's well written. The heroine is not the Virgin, but as a flower grower, who doesn't have a patriotic heart?
Kuoyi is still very interesting to read. I feel very comfortable reading it. I think it's because it's a new book. There are few comments on it. It feels like it's missing its soul [laughing] and then I accidentally lost it. I'm urging you to update it [I'm about to cry]
The heroine has a strong golden finger and is the darling of heaven, but she also has a good mind for her own structure. She is not the kind of person who relies on her golden finger to just lie down and catch fish and only revolve around men and pots. She is also not someone who always collects the villain's assets and only uses them as firewood for herself. The battle in Hong Kong is particularly refreshing! The male protagonist is really weak, but the story has twists and turns and the logic is pretty good. In particular, the images of several leaders are very prominent and more life-like. Their strategic vision and behavior are different from those in some novels that rely on the protagonist. It still feels far-sighted. Although there are more and more typos in the second half, and there are also many mistakes and omissions in character names, the story is still very exciting and worth reading [laughing]
Highly recommended! The whole book has a compact storyline and distinct characters. A unique story with some fantastic plots, I personally like it very much. Friends who like to read chronicles can read it. The rating of this book is on the low side, and a score of 9.3 Or above is reasonable.
The content is good, and the heroine is also very capable. She is the darling of heaven. To be honest, she is a little annoyed by the family named Gu. So far, I only see that they have been asking for it and have not given anything. Even if the Luo family fell, it was only because of the heroine. Let's start with the basics. In fact, it would be good if there was no male protagonist. Unfortunately, he exists. Fortunately, the female protagonist is not a love brain, and there is no so-called romantic love. However, the male protagonist uses the female protagonist's guilt to satisfy his own selfish desires. It is human nature and understandable.