The 1970s: I Sneaked into Someone Else’s Space and Got Caught
七零：溜进别人空间后，被抓包了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 368k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Reborn Heroine in Hong Kong or Abroad in a Period Novel
I've read too many wish-fulfillment stories about male leads being reborn. I'd like stories with a strong female lead instead, preferably about women reborn in Hong Kong or abroad during the 1950s, 60s, or 70s and building a career.
Period Novels Without a Golden Finger
Looking for Period Novels With a Passage to the Modern World for Shopping
Period-Era Stories with No Rural Relocation, Black Market, Unrequited Devotion, Military Marriage, or Terrible In-Laws
Period Novel with a Male Lead, Cozy Vibes, No Awful Characters or Catty Rivalry Between Women
The female lead can have a golden finger, but nothing too over-the-top, and she should make full use of it. None of that having tens of billions in supplies but still living stingily. The leads should get together in a grounded, believable way. No domineering CEO stories disguised as period dramas, no women competing against each other, no obnoxious characters. Something warm and cozy.
Period Novel With a Delicate, Doted-On Female Lead
A story set in a bygone era, with a pampered, delicate female lead
The Female Lead Transmigrates and Immediately Tells the Male Lead About Her Space, Then Brings Him Inside
I'd like stories where the female lead comes clean as soon as she transmigrates, or where she comes clean and then takes the male lead into her pocket dimension. Farming stories are fine too, including ones set in the 1970s or 1980s.
Any Long Novels Set in the 1960s or ’70s?
A Married Couple Share a Pocket Dimension and Are Reborn!
A pocket dimension where time passes at a 1:10 ratio, with a spirit spring, lots of space, and room for farming and raising livestock!
Looking for a Period Novel With a Sweet, Delicate Heroine and a Rugged Hero With a Troubled Background
Transmigrated Into a Vicious Female Supporting Character, She Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, and She's Gorgeous
The Male Lead Is an Educated Youth, and the Heroine Is the Darling of Her Rural Family
Stories Where a Female Lead from the Educated Youth Era or Modern Day Marries a Thug or Local Bully
Looking for a Period Novel Where the Heroine Comes from a Well-off Family That Was Never Sent Away, and the Hero Isn’t a Burly, Rough-and-tumble Type.
A Request to Share Your Bookshelf
Hey, everyone, I'm out of books to read. I'd love to see what's on your bookshelves. Mine is all over the place and I'll read anything, as long as I can get through it.
Period Pieces Without Courtyard Houses: Why Do They All Have to Include One?
Looking for books like The Sixties: There's a Little Store in My Mind
Reader comments 50
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The male protagonist's character is very good and very attractive, but the female protagonist's character is a bit inconsistent with modern people's thoughts and is a bit too conservative. It would be better to be more relaxed. Ignoring some unreasonable things, such as when Ding Weidong poisoned the village pigs and framed Li Hui, he should have been sent to the public security bureau. As a result, he still stayed around for such a long time in the later stage. The other places are pretty good. The male and female protagonists sprinkle sweets together and love each other sweetly. Everyone in the village has a good personality and the supporting characters are also excellent. It should be written that everyone's ending will be better after a few decades.
The writing is very humorous, and neither men nor women are romantically inclined, which is quite good. I was wrong, it looked better at first, but the kissing later was too gross, and I almost lost control of the kissing outside. I couldn't accept it 🤦
Not bad, the ending is quite satisfactory, but it would be better if there are extra stories with other supporting characters. It's pretty good, I recommend it. Sisters who like it, please give me a try 🤔🤔🤔
Luo Ying was in a good mood and felt full of strength. When she first traveled through time, she felt that there was no hope in life. The only thing she could look forward to was the college entrance examination in more than two years. Now that the college entrance examination is over, she has also been admitted to the school of her choice. Even better than expected is that she has a husband who loves her and a lovely baby. Luo Ying turned to look at the man. Zhou Hankang's deep eyes reflected the woman's appearance, as if his heart and eyes were all about her. Luo Ying smiled at him. Fortunately, I have you, fortunately it is you... It's great to have you for the rest of my life... A new chapter in life is about to begin...
The story is good. Although there are a bit too many cheats, it is still reasonable and does not occupy a large proportion in it. It is quite good.
Who understands that I have already read 90% of this book but the more I read it again, the more familiar it becomes?
It's quite good, sounds like it's quite funny, but my husband is jealous and can't stand it, so I skipped and watched it. It's relatively light, there are no big ups and downs, and there's nothing super about it. It's about a petty bourgeoisie falling in love, and it's relatively short. After giving birth to a child, and finishing college, it's over!
It's light-hearted, sweet, and there aren't too many bad characters. The male and female protagonists' family relationships are handled very well, and they are broken when they need to be broken. There is a golden finger but it doesn't rely entirely on the finger. The relationship starts from acquaintance and is not the kind of love at first sight.
Not bad, I don't know why the rating is so low
At present, I am very eager to watch it. What surprises me is that the male and female protagonists did not fall in love immediately. Both parties got to know each other through interesting and cute interactions. Moreover, the female protagonist did not fall in love with the male protagonist immediately because he liked her and was attentive to her. I think the emotional process is very correct.