The Drama-Loving Supporting Character Works Hard in a Period Novel!
吃瓜女配，在年代文里奋斗！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 464k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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211Chapters
229Reads · 30 days
131kReads · all time
5.8Score
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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.
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Looking for Period Pieces with a Slow-Build Romance, No Military Marriages
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Period Novels About Watching the Drama as a Bystander
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Bystander Gossips and Has a Good Time
Either male or female leads are fine. No overly powerful golden fingers, no characters acting stupid, and no saintly do-gooders. Historical fiction would be best.
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Any Farming Stories Where the Female Lead Transmigrates Into a Book and Is a Bystander Watching the Drama
The heroine transmigrates into a book and becomes a bystander watching the drama unfold.
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Looking for Novels About Small-Town Gossip. Recommendations, Please
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No awful people, no saints, that's great. Keep it up!
The writing is beautiful, heartwarming, and very realistic.
It's pretty good; this book is of very good quality.
Keep it up! The story is good, but the writing needs improvement.
I really like this book.
It's best described as calm and uneventful; neither good nor bad.
My ideal type is someone from a warm and loving family, someone who is united and friendly, and whose love isn't cloying or overly romantic.
Throughout the entire story, I've been struggling to figure out the female lead's age. It never seems to mention how old she was when she got married and the story ends. The male lead even appears once earlier, when he was 20.
I skipped through it. For a family like Grandma's, having two troublesome kids pushed into the picture, and then having to take time off work to serve them—the author is amazing! Anyway, I felt suffocated when I got to that part. Goodbye.
Although it was a bit bland, it was still pretty good!