
Transmigrating to the 1970S: My Everyday Life as a Spectator
穿越七零,我的吃瓜日常
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- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any Understated, Sensible Period Novels? Not the Kind Where They Eat Lavish Meals Every Day
Looking for books like Making Others Happy? I'd Rather Make Myself Happy. Historical-era story with a female lead. It doesn't matter whether she transmigrates or has a golden finger, but it shouldn't be brainless or too showy. I hate those stories where she has a pocket dimension people can enter but insists on cooking outside, and is always...
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Watches the Story Unfold Without Interfering, Just Lazing Around and Enjoying the Gossip
Any era is fine, including Qing-era romance. The protagonist transmigrates into a book and follows the plot without going out of their way to cause trouble or demonizing the original leads. Romance or no romance is fine, as long as the protagonist isn't love-brained.
A Minor Character Who Stays Out of the Main Couple’s Business
Looking for a novel where the protagonist starts out as a passerby, and both the male and female leads end up liking them.
Looking for Straightforward Historical-Era Stories, No Reckless Shenanigans
Something that fits the historical setting fairly well, without going too over the top. 🌸
Completed Stories About a Peaceful, Happy Everyday Life
The female lead spent her past life rushing around, busy every single day. After she transmigrates to ancient times or another era, all she does is farm, raise children, and handle the daily necessities. She lives a simple, peaceful life.
Seeking Period Novels in the Style of Xu Jingan, Where Both the Main and Supporting Characters Have Common Sense
Mind your own business! Don't be a lovesick idiot!
A Former Educated Youth Marries the Village Chief's Son
Stories about transmigrating to the 1970s or something and taking the college entrance exam together.
Period-Era Novels With Sane, Sensible Female Leads
I mostly like period novels. I’m looking for completed stories that are absolutely worth reading.
A Typical Period Novel With a Small Golden Finger and a Logical Plot
Deal-breakers: stories that dumb down the characters, lavish black-market trading, or lovesick characters.
Looking for Highly Rated Stories Similar to Transmigrate into a Book: A Seventies-Era Bystander’s Guide to Enjoying Life
Can anyone recommend a highly rated story similar to *A Transmigrator's Self-Cultivation as a Busybody in the 1970s*? I'm a seasoned reader, so please recommend something. Thanks!
Period Stories About Siblings Going to the Countryside Together and Supporting Each Other
Looking for a Low-Key Slice-of-Life Story With a Small Pocket Space and Gossip
Are there any stories about an ordinary person who quietly keeps their head down, has a little pocket dimension, stays clear-headed, and just likes watching the drama unfold?
Any Lighthearted, Funny Historical-Era Novels? Recommendations, Please
I’m looking for books like *A Transmigrated Bookworm’s Guide to Life in the Seventies*. I’d love recommendations for novels with heroines like Lin Yuzhu or Su He.
Any Period-Era Stories Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Tell the Male Lead About Her Pocket Dimension?
I read two period novels these past few days, and in both of them the female lead directly told the male lead that she had a pocket dimension. I don't like that. Also, are there any period novels where the female lead doesn't have children?
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Looking for a Period Novel with a Principled, Highly Intelligent Female Lead and Overwhelming Combat Skills Who Dominates Her Way to Victory
A village belle as the female lead leads the honest villagers out of hardship, makes the whole village prosperous, and serves her country.
Historical-Era Fiction: The Heroine Isn’t a Saint, Doesn’t Bail Out Her Family, and Doesn’t Have Multiples; Her Parents Dote on Her
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Transmigration, the 1970S and 1980S, Pocket Space, Farming, Married Life, and Raising Kids
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It's so funny, show me all! This village is so lively. As long as it's not the center of an incident, you can watch a TV series every day. It's a TV series, bloody and funny! The heroine is very cute. Every time she eats the melon, she can't get it to be hot. She looks like a turtle jumping up and down. The male protagonist is surprisingly good, he is careful and responsible, he can protect the female protagonist, and he feels a little moisturizing and silent.
Hahahaha good looking When you really eat melons, melons that don't involve you are particularly delicious. The same goes for reading novels. If it involves it, it's called the best. - The heroine is really happy. She travels back to the educated youth with the melon-eating system. As for this educated youth, she just got married on the second day and has no emotional entanglement with the male protagonist. The heroine who the hero falls in love with later on The male protagonist's house is very clean except for the sister-in-law who likes to take advantage of her. Everyone else is very nice. I especially like my sister-in-law Qin Tiantian. She is really a very sweet and upright little sweet girl. My sister-in-law's little Tao is also very good. The original heroine hasn't shown up yet, but she's very doting on her. The original heroine was encouraged to secretly sign up for going to the countryside. / The whole story won't be full of gossip, the main plot and the sub-plot will be carried out at the same time. The Chigua system is considered very cold and does not assign too many tasks. The mission rewards are also very good and comprehensive. / Hahahaha, I feel so happy when I listen to the book. I got a five-star rating.
I was short of books so I just clicked on a book and read it. I didn't expect it to be quite good. I would like to encourage you with five stars.
This novel is really excellent. What's particularly beautiful is the melon-eating crowd. The whole village eats melons. They don't even eat during the meal and just go to eat melons. The whole village, old women and children, all go there haha😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃. It's getting funnier.
I really like this book. It is my favorite period novel among all the books I have read. Later, I lost my old mobile phone and couldn't find it. Then I bought a new mobile phone and downloaded Tomato just to read this novel, because I have been looking forward to his updates. Although it feels very bland, I still think this book has its fun, because I am also a person who likes to eat melons very much, and I also want to find it. There are very few similar books, really, there are very few of this type, but I didn't expect it to be finished in such a hurry, and I feel very sorry for it, so I will only give it four stars. If I give it five stars, I really can't give it a rating, because it was really finished in a hurry, and I feel that there are still a lot of plots that have not been written, so let's just regard it as my regret for this book, well... That's it, it's really a pity!
It is very documentary and very consistent with the rural life of that era. Human nature, moral bottom line, trivial matters, family life, very real rural life.
Overall, it was okay, but I felt like it was just for the sake of having fun. Well, about the heroine's feelings, she didn't talk much about the male protagonist's family, and they were talking about the love the whole time. I think it would be much better if we could add a little more emotional line to the heroine.
It's not bad. I've seen a systematic task where the simplest thing is to get material by eating melons, but the ending is sudden. In the previous chapter, the male and female protagonists just hugged and kissed each other. In the next chapter, the college entrance examination resumed in a few years and both the male and female protagonists ran away.
This book is still okay, but the progress is too slow. Also, people who eat melons eat the same ones here and there. However, this book is still worth reading. The author will continue to update. Looking forward to it [laughs]
It was pretty good, but the ending was unexpected. It feels like a lot of things are unfinished. Most of the parents in the village are short-lived, and each family takes advantage of it. There are very few descriptions of the male and female protagonists. It felt like there was no progress yet, but suddenly the children were born in the last chapter. However, the village gossip is quite interesting.