Arriving in the 1970S
来到七零年代
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- Completed
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- 835k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Sent-Down Youth in the 1960S and ’70S, Plus Cultivation
Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!!!
Please, I desperately need some good educated-youth novels!
Looking for a Period Novel with a Slightly Clumsy Female Lead
I don't need a strong female lead. There's nothing wrong with being a little ditzy, as long as she doesn't mess up when it matters.
Looking for a Period-Era Novel, but No Having a Baby Right Away
I've recently gotten into period stories, but the few I've read all lose me once the characters get married and have kids! Are there any clear-headed heroines who focus on their careers first?
A Much-Adored Female Lead in a Period Novel, Treated Like a Little Princess
The little princess has always been rich, sweet, soft, and adorable. I want a fatherly boyfriend who spoils her rotten. Please recommend something!
Reborn in the 1960S or 1970S with a Sign-In System
A Sign-In System, a Pocket Dimension, and Rebirth
Looking for High-Quality Period-Era Stories That Are Truly Stunning
Looking for books similar to *My 1959: Starting by Snatching Up Fortuitous Opportunities*. An astonishingly good high-quality period novel. The protagonist is struck by lightning at the start and fuses with a future soul, then exploits a broken System to stockpile supplies during the famine and hunt wild boars for meat.
Any Period-Era Books From Five or Six Years Ago?
The female lead is reborn. In her previous life, she followed a scumbag around, working tirelessly for him, and ended up dying miserably. In this life, she stays away from him and starts over. She takes part in the first Gaokao. The very first chapter has her hiding in the male lead's bathtub to avoid repeating her past mistakes. He's a research scientist.
The Heroine Is an Educated Youth With Space
The heroine has just returned to her time when she's sent to the countryside to work as an educated youth where the male lead lives. He has a hidden identity, and she has a pocket dimension.
Please Recommend Period Novels With No Personal Space, Medical Expertise, or Multiple Births
I really can't stand stories where someone can just pick up a scalpel and perform surgery. Are modern medical conditions really the same as they were in the 1970s and 80s? And then there are stories where someone gives birth to five, six, seven, or eight babies at once. Even if she survives the birth, having every single one of them wailing with their mouths open would be enough to make anyone want to die.
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This article feels very interesting. The male protagonist is not the charming character in most novels. He dotes on his wife. The plot is warm and everyday. The female protagonist is also very cute. She is sophisticated but not worldly, smooth and innocent. (Added to bookshelf, looking forward to updates)
It's pretty good, not the best. The educated youth is fine, and the time-travelling girl is pretty good too. I hope it won't change in the future [laughing][laughing][laughing]
The writing is okay, but some of the spoken dialogues have punctuation marks, and some do not. You wouldn't know it is a dialogue unless you look carefully. I hope the author will mark it with these """ symbols!
This is a novel that made me laugh out loud while reading it. I really like the characters of the male and female protagonists in it. After getting married, the mother-in-law and the eldest sister-in-law are all easy to get along with. Even the second sister-in-law is silly and cute. There is nothing great about a big family living in harmony. The male and female protagonists are not holy mothers. They only love each other and never suffer.
It's very good-looking, very good-looking. I really like the heroine and the hero who don't take any advantage. The stingy hero is pretty good [shy][shy][shy][shy]
The content is quite interesting, but why must the educated youth be assigned to a village? . I'm speechless. I'm great when I'm young. There will always be a generation gap in modern time travel thinking.
There are minor flaws, but no one is perfect, and it is impossible to say that the writing is perfect, and everyone's appreciation angle is different. However, this novel feels like it starts off a bit a little aggrieved. Thinking about it carefully, it seems to be okay. I was born in that era, and it was good to be able to treat the heroine like this. Overall it's great, humorous, the male lead and his family are also great, it's great to watch! ! This is the only book I have read on DaDa Bookshelf, and I look forward to seeing DaDa and better works in the future! Be happy every day❤️Depression is gone
The main reason is that the male protagonist's character makes people like it very much. It would be best for the female protagonist to give birth to two sons in one birth [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Pout]
Good-looking, good-looking, more, more, more [smile][smile][smile]
Very funny