Traveling Through Books in the 1970S: Buying, Buying, Buying in Chronological Texts

A Story About the Time When People Worked in the Iron Industry. Their Parents Worked in a Steel Factory or Something, and They Lived in a Family Home.

Don't be the kind of person who goes to the countryside to become an educated youth.

A Period Novel in Which the Heroine Does Not Help the Poor, Does Not Have Multiple Children, Does Not Go to the Black Market, and Does Not Take over the Business.

The male and female protagonists have the right families. The female protagonist should not get married as soon as she time travels. The female protagonist's family should be harmonious and not favored by each other (grandparents, grandma, and uncles are not the best). The female protagonist can go to the countryside, but do not force the female protagonist to go to the countryside. In some stories, the heroine clearly does not need to go to the countryside and insists on the heroine going to th

Wen Didn't Go to the Countryside to Work in the Same Office as His Father

I'm looking for a chronicle. The heroine's father is the director of the accounting department of a factory or some other department. The director of their factory arranged for his daughter to join, and also arranged for the heroine to join. Later, the heroine was transferred to the propaganda department or some other department.

A Cannon Fodder Who Travels Through Adulthood to Give Golden Fingers to the Heroine

I want to watch time travel and become cannon fodder for giving golden fingers.

In a Period Novel, the Heroine's Father Is the Director of a Steel Field, and Her Mother's Name Is the Director of the Women's Federation?