Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970s: The Beloved Little Lucky Carp of a Prosperous Family
穿书七零：团宠旺家小锦鲤
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- Completed
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- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Looking for Historical-Era Novels Worth Rereading
Set in the 1960s or 1970s. No pocket dimension, no golden finger, and the female lead didn't go to university.
Era Stories with a Tycoon System, No Romance
Looking for books similar to Pretending to Be a Returning Tycoon in the 1980s. A period novel with a tycoon System, no romance, a returnee protagonist, and feel-good wish fulfillment.
Tomato Masterpieces! (Hall of Fame Edition)
I'm running out of books to read lately. Does anyone have a number-one favorite? Please recommend some good reads!
A Feel-Good Historical Novel About Transmigrating Into a Book: A Sharp Tongue and Problems Solved in Three Chapters
Looking for books similar to "Transmigrating Into a 1970s Novel, I Get Paid 88 Salaries Every Month". A career-focused plot! A romance! The heroine is amazing at solving problems! She makes connections and puts them to use right away! She keeps rising through the ranks! A feel-good transmigration-into-a-book story with a strong female lead!
Transmigration! Rebirth! The 1980s and 1990s
Looking for books like With a Flick of My Hand, I Transmigrated to the 1970s: Causing Trouble and Making Money at Everything (Fengqi Yehe). Stories set in the 1980s featuring transmigration or rebirth.
Anyone Have Any Good Book Recommendations?
Looking for books like Summoning System: A House Full of MiHoYo Heroines? I'm out of books to read. I've been reading for so long, can anyone recommend a good anime-style novel?
Any Long Novels Set in the 1960s or ’70s?
Reborn in the 60s, 70s, or 80s: Farming, System, Easygoing Life
A Son-Favoring Grandma Dreams of a Koi Leaping into Her Second Son's Home
The second son's family just had a baby girl, and Grandma absolutely adores her.
Looking for Period Stories with a Beloved Little Lucky Star and a Little Koi
Looking for Good Historical-Era Stories, but No Marrying into the Military!
Please read the title carefully before recommending! I want a good story set in a past era. A good story set in a past era where the female lead does NOT marry an officer!!! Does NOT marry an officer!!! Does NOT marry an officer!!! Does NOT marry an officer!!!
Looking for Historical-Era Novels Like "Born with Good Luck and Transported to the 1960s"
The female lead transmigrates to the 1960s. Both her parents are dead, and her only family is her great-grandfather. For her sake, he gives up his high-ranking position and returns to his hometown to raise her. I'm really looking for novels similar to Transmigrating to the 1960s with a Built-In Lucky Carp. I read it many years ago, and the original novel was discontinued. I haven't found anything to replace it.
Looking for No-CP Period Pieces, No Romance, No CP
Looking for books like "The Everyday Lives of Eighties Sisters". Please recommend no-CP period novels, no romance, no CP, preferably this kind! 😁
Novels Where the Female Lead Was Born into the World, Quick Transmigration or Crossover Transmigration!!!
First of all, I want a female protagonist. I’m looking for novels where she is born into different worlds and lives out a whole life in each one. Quick transmigration, world-hopping, crossover stories based on dramas and films, or horror crossovers are all fine. The pairing doesn’t have to be fixed!!! It can be one-on-one or one-to-many, and preferably there are no compulsory missions! Thank you!
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This book is truly a treasure. Many readers say it's confusing because the family is large and the relationships are complex; those with limited memory can easily get confused. However, you can first focus on the female protagonist's family.
I've found a great book! The female lead's silver tongue is just as sharp as Xiao He's.
Overall, the book is fantastic! Each supporting character's story is vivid and well-developed. The downside is the somewhat scattered writing style and the long timeline makes it difficult to get into. Every time I try to finish a family arc in one go, it switches to the female lead's perspective after about a third, then introduces other characters' stories, sometimes even skipping seven or…
It's a great watch, especially the little stories that accompany the appearance of supporting characters at different stages; they're quite mind-bending. The descriptions of the evil in the villains' humanity are very insightful, and the dialogue is very humorous. I especially loved the way the female lead's family members roasted each other, hahaha!
The author portrays the female protagonist's "family" members as incompetent and brainless to varying degrees, in order to highlight the protagonist's cleverness (but that's all she is) and competence. Therefore, there are many scenes that might cause breast engorgement. 🧐
The story is uneventful, with clear distinctions between right and wrong, but I don't really like the second sister-in-law. Both the main and subplots show that she's well-intentioned (but ultimately self-destructive). Her family background is also quite unique; if she hadn't married the second brother, she might never have had a good life. Maybe if you don't like it, just remember it~
Well, this book is truly fantastic! Although the first few chapters were a bit frustrating to read, as you get to the later chapters, you realize the female protagonist solves problems with intelligence, not brute force, which makes it quite exciting to read.
This is a fantastic read! I haven't read a period drama this good in a long time. The characters aren't mindless, and the emotional descriptions are delicate. The author is truly a master writer! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
A 35-year-old young woman who's nineteen? Are you kidding me?
The book is quite enjoyable to listen to. I only realized there were over a thousand chapters when I got to around chapter 100. As someone who prefers listening to short stories, I immediately considered giving up. However, the beginnings were so good that I couldn't bear to give up, so I checked the reviews, which made me even more inclined to quit.