A Golden Core Cultivator Raising Kids in the 1970s: What’s the Big Deal About Having a Few Skills?

Any Period Novels with a Sensible Heroine Who Doesn't Reveal Her Golden Finger?

Looking for Period Dramas

Any historical-era novels about domineering, forced love?

Farming and Raising Kids. Either the Biological Mom or the Stepmom Is Fine, Preferably One Who Transmigrates Before Abusing the Child

Looking for pure farming-and-child-rearing stories where someone transmigrates to ancient times or the 1970s or 1980s. No excessive scheming, palace intrigue, household fights, or neighbor disputes. The original can be the child's birth mother or stepmother. Most importantly, I want the transmigration to happen before the original starts abusing the child, so there's no need for a redemption arc.

Any Female-Oriented Stories About a Rich Person Raising Kids?

I’ve searched everywhere and still can’t find a story where the female lead gets bound to a tycoon System and raises a child. It’s either a man who gets bound to a System to raise a child and support his wife, or a woman who gets bound to one and earns cashback by tipping streamers. I’m so sick of those. Why can’t there be a woman bound to a System who raises a child?!

A Modern Completed Novel About Someone Who Transmigrates into a Book as a Baby’s Mother

The Heroine Transmigrates While Pregnant and Is Taken to a Military Compound

The Female Lead Transmigrates into an Era Novel, Raises Kids, Cooks for Her Family, and Has No Awful Relatives

Period Romance: Female Lead Has a Child and a Pocket Dimension

Transmigration

Novels Set in the 1960s or 1970s, with a Pocket Dimension and Cultivation, No Male Lead, and No Saintly Female Lead

Any Historical or Farming Novels With Little to No Romance, No CP, and No Idiot Plotting?

Any period or farming stories with little to no romance, no CP, sensible characters, no pocket dimensions, and a seriously powerful golden finger?

Fresh Premise, Rich Content, and a Well-paced Plot with No Filler

Looking for books like "My Readers Span Three Thousand Worlds". Please recommend novels with fresh, original premises. So many books use the same old tropes, and I'm tired of them. For example, these kinds of novel premises are new.