A Wedding in the 1970s
七十年代结婚记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 166k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Food Novels That Make Great Mealtime Reading
Nothing too basic, please. I want something well written, ideally with detailed descriptions of the food, but without overly flowery prose!!!!
Looking for a Food Novel About Simply Cooking, Opening a Shop, and Everyday Family Life, With No Scheming
Period Drama With a Heroine Who’s Amazing at Cooking
Ideally, the female lead is reborn or transmigrates into a book, and gets rich through cooking. Preferably no kids. I like career-focused female leads who shine on their own!!!
Looking for a Period-Era Military Wife Story! She Joins Her Husband’s Unit Right from the Start!
Please don't recommend stories that drag on and spend half the book on military life before the couple joins the army! No stories where the female lead is reborn, missed out on the male lead in her previous life, and comes back to supposedly make it up to him! The male lead has the worst luck in the world to end up with a woman like that! And no clingy, helpless women who lose their minds whenever they see a man!
A Period-Era Heroine Works at a State Supply and Marketing Cooperative Instead of Going to the Countryside, Thanks to Her Good Family Background
Historical-Era Stories With Stable Factory Jobs: Parents Who Work at a Steel Mill and Life in a Factory Compound
Nothing about going to the countryside as an educated youth, please.
I've Been Enjoying Period Stories About Following Soldiers Into the Military Lately, Any Good Recommendations?
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.
The Pregnant Heroine Is Brought by Her Military-Officer Husband to the Military Compound
Period Revenge Novels with No Goody-Two-Shoes Heroines
Looking for books like "Savage! The Toxic Mom of the ’70s Wields Billions and Ruthlessly Crushes Scumbags". No holier-than-thou heroine, and revenge should come swiftly.
Looking for Cooking Stories
Looking for books like "Unemployed from the Start: Selling Lunchboxes on the Way Back to My Hometown". I'm looking for cooking novels, not ones about limited-edition sales or a System that teaches some chef career stuff. I want a story with a System that simply teaches cooking. A regular restaurant or an upscale restaurant is fine, for example, *
Please Recommend Farming, Food, and Everyone's Favorite Novels!!!!! I'm Desperate for Something to Read
Ideally, something like After Moving to the City to Farm, the Rich and Powerful All Want to Become My Students. Ahhhhh!
Historical Era, Pocket Dimension, Completed, Supplies, No Saintly Protagonist, Everyone's Favorite, No Awful Relatives
Looking for books like Reborn in the 1970s: The Little Koi Has a Pocket Dimension. No awful relatives, both sets of parents are good, and the heroine is doted on by everyone. She has brothers and sisters. Lots and lots of supplies to stockpile. The heroine loves her country and isn't a doormat, isn't a doormat!! Everyone dotes on her, she's blessed with koi luck, and there are no awful romantic rivals. Ideally...
Looking for Novels Where Cooking Heals People. Any Genre Is Fine, as Long as There's Cooking
Reborn Military Wife Stories
Looking for books similar to Four Zeroes: Conquering the Hard Times. Reborn in the 1950s, becoming a military wife, with a space.
Spatial Stories Without Going to the Countryside
Please recommend period transmigration stories where the protagonist doesn't have to go to the countryside.
Healing Food Stories Set in a Transmigrated Historical Era. Keep the Golden Finger Modest
Period Pieces With No Nasty Characters or Pettiness
I'm looking for books like "In a Period Novel, I Played the Protagonist as a Supporting Character".
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The Beloved Princess Has a Pocket Dimension: All the Food and Supplies She Could Want
Transmigrated into the Life of a Peasant Wife
After Transmigrating into a 1970s Novel, I Marry a Soldier and Get Rich Through Food
Transmigrating: I'm the Culinary God of the Marquis's Manor
Boldly Flirting! The Disabled Chancellor Stands Again and Spoils Me Every Day
Making My Mark in the 1970s
The Sichuan-Spiced Little Chef
Luo Yuxin, the Folk Cooking Sage
The Fierce Military Wife of the 1970s
Beautiful and Fertile, She Captivates Her Chaste Military Officer on Their Wedding Night
After I Transmigrated, I Spoiled My Three Villainous Sons
The Peerless Chef: Darling, Please Come into My Bowl
Transmigrated to a Military Compound in the 1980s, the Officer Has a Change of Heart
The Madam Is a Culinary World Mogul
Transmigrating Into a Period Novel: Raising Kids and Making Money
A Max-Level Social Butterfly Gets Rich in a Period Novel
Reborn in the 1980s: Chasing After My Army Officer Husband
The Farm Girl's Delightful Life: I Raise Kids by Farming
I Just Made Some Food, So Why Are You All Going Crazy?
Hooked on Cases
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Overall, it's a pretty good food-themed, heartwarming, and sweet novel. Haha, it made me hungry! 🤭 The male lead is quite nice—gentle and considerate. It would be better if the plot were a bit more detailed. It's a story without many twists and turns, no weird relatives, and it's not a strong female lead story.
The story itself is quite good, but there are some inconsistencies and it doesn't quite fit the era (for example, in an era when everyone was starving, the female lead could freely cook with lard, have eight dishes for her wedding banquet, and live in a small two-story apartment with a bathroom and vegetable garden while accompanying her husband in the army).
Short stories can also have endings. Personally, I think it's alright. It's the first time I've read a novel that's basically all recipes; once you fall in love, you get married and live a sweet life together—it's that straightforward, which I really appreciate. There's so much cooking involved; I just really want to read about the sweet married life of a couple.
I really enjoyed watching it. Keep it up! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
While the writing isn't entirely precise in some places, the plot is still engaging, and it's a food-themed story, perhaps reflecting the mundane nature of life. The "golden finger" (advantageous character/fate) isn't overly powerful or jarring. Good job, author! Keep it up!
In summary, the author is a foodie.
It's well-written; it feels like I've written a cookbook! 🤦
The author ate throughout the entire process; must be a foodie.
It's nice, but it always mentions the 1970s, I just don't know which year of the 1970s it is.
Author, you're definitely a foodie!