
Reborn in the 1970S: I Refuse to Be the Cannon-Fodder Supporting Actress
重生七零之这炮灰女配我不当了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 349k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 24
Looking for Down-to-Earth Stories Set in a Past Era, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
I'm in a reading slump.
Do Period Novels Really Have to Send the Characters to the Countryside? Looking for Ones That Don’t
Every single historical-era novel is about educated youth being sent to the countryside, or petty rural dramas. Can these authors write anything other than educated youth? Are there any historical-era novels that aren't about going to the countryside or rural life? Even something about spies in the 1940s would be fine!!!
Period Novel: The Female Lead Was Originally A Cannon-Fodder Character In The Book, Then Suddenly Awakened Memories Of Her Past Life
Genuinely Skillful Historical-Era Novels, No Villains or Black Markets
Looking for Normal Period Pieces!
Looking for realistic stories set in a particular era! No contrived drama, no exaggeration, no love-brained characters, and no naive, sugary-sweet heroines!
I'm Tired of Stories About Sent-Down Female Youths or Rich Heiresses Pairing Up With Rugged Men
A beautiful, wealthy heiress with money, connections, and a doting family, but she's always forced to move to the countryside for one reason or another. Then she's too pampered to do anything, so she has to find some rough country man to do it all for her. I'm so tired of this trope. I used to like it, but now I think they're completely mismatched. They're from different worlds.
I'm Hooked on Stories Set in a Bygone Era Lately!!! No Storage Spaces!! No Golden Fingers!
Preferably complete, well-written rather than amateurish, and fast-paced.
Any Period Novels with a Sensible Heroine Who Doesn't Reveal Her Golden Finger?
In a Serious Reading Slump!!!! Nothing to Read!!!
I need something unconventional! Something that makes you want to keep reading!
Period-Era Novels, No Pocket Dimensions, No Pocket Dimensions, NO POCKET DIMENSIONS!!!!
Period novels, period novels, period novels!!!
Reborn in a Bygone Era 🙏
Any recommendations for really good rebirth stories set in a bygone era? Please! 😍😍
Any Period Stories Where the Heroine Is from the Countryside and Marries into the City?
Is There No Historical-Era Story About Someone Who Transmigrates Quietly?
I'm looking for a book where the female lead keeps a low profile after transmigrating. Not one of those who claims to be keeping up an act, then goes hunting in the mountains every day or picks fights with everyone. Please recommend something.
Are There Any Period Novels Set in the 1960S or 1970S About Simply Living a Steady Life?
Looking for Period Stories Without Poverty-relief Plots, Featuring Selfish, Stingy, Penny-pinching Protagonists
I really hate it when the female lead keeps helping people out of poverty. It feels like her golden finger exists just to serve the male lead's family. 🤗🤗 I hope the female lead is a lone wolf.
Looking for a Slice-of-Life Period Novel with No Villainous Relatives and No Golden Finger
Looking for books similar to *I Took Over My Mother-in-Law's Iron Rice Bowl in the 1970s*. Are there any slice-of-life period stories with awful characters, but no golden finger? Please recommend some.
Period Novels Without a Golden Finger
Looking For Novels Like Lin Qinghe, Wen Ying, Qisha, Lin Yuzhu, And Zhu He
Looking for Period-Era Novels About Foils and Counterparts
Sweet, Innocent Romance Set in the 1970S
Looking for books similar to My Blind Date in the Seventies Is a Little Fierce.
Looking for a Period Novel with a Calm, Logical Female Lead Who Won’t Take Over Someone Else’s Relationship, Become a Stepmother, or Remarry
Ideally, the leads are each other's first love. The female lead shouldn't be love-brained, and there shouldn't be too many awful characters or constant fighting and drama.
Time Travel in the 1970S Should Be Realistic
I want to read a book like "Seventy Sweet Pets, I Rely on Millions of Materials to Raise a Cute Baby".
A Love-Struck Male Lead Who's Super, Super Devoted
The male lead can argue with the female lead 😣, but he always manages to soothe himself afterward 😊. He should be completely lovesick 😍. The female lead can be any kind of character, but the male lead absolutely has to be lovesick 😎. Ancient or modern settings are both fine, and apocalyptic stories are fine too 🙏🙏. I'll be waiting 🍄🍄🍄.
The 1970S, a Young Educated Youth, Transmigrate into a Book, Reborn, Villainess
Looking for books like Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970s: The Tough Guy’s Little Educated Youth.
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Support the author! The other one is here. As long as the relationship between the male and female protagonists is clean and there is no secret crush on the ex, Bai Yueguang, etc., Then I can read it. Personal preference, don't comment if you don't like it, just ignore me. Thank you ๑•́₃•̀๑
It's always a bit strange to fall in love between those in their 50s (psychological age) and those in their 20s, but the setting and writing style of the article are still very good. The author can think about this again, for example, he died after an abortion in his previous life and then was reborn... [Sending Hearts]
Both the heroine and the hero are reborn, and they all retain the memories of their previous lives. One is clear and the other is fuzzy, but at least it has changed the tragic trajectory, which is quite comforting. Moreover, it is the first time to see an old husband and a young married woman from a novel. Although it is only a novel, it has also evolved from real life. This is a pity for Lao Zhuang. When they first fell in love, Grandma Tian was already in her early 60s. Not only would it have been many years until her great-grandson was in elementary school, but she was already in her 70s. At this time, you are still married at your age. You don't agree or support it, just look at it, hahaha.
Nice. What is rebirth? I think what is written in this book is my understanding of rebirth, avoid what should be avoided, fight back instead of counterattack, make amends instead of make up, and then live my own little life behind closed doors. There is no such thing as being the first to eat the crab, and there is no such thing as "risk and reward". Be clear about your positioning. Life is ordinary, this is true.
This book is a pleasure to read. It doesn't have the grinding and jittery nature of ordinary rebirth novels. It cuts through the mess with a sharp knife. When dealing with enemies, stay away from them quickly. If you have the chance to take revenge, you will never be gentle. It's not like some protagonists who are tortured for the whole life and have to do it all over again. From time to time, Mary's disease attacks, sympathizing with this poor and that poor one, as if they don't want to give up if they don't repeat it a few times, and they always keep some top quality stories that make you heartbroken while reading. You always want to reach out and slap the heroine twice, scolding the idiot for what she deserves. This book doesn't do that, it's what normal people should do. So it's worth reading to pass the time
Even plain looks good. There is no black market in the countryside, and it is a bit different from the period stories I usually read. The heroine is reborn and avoids all crises. I also found a family and had a loving relationship with the male protagonist. Not bad, not bad.
It's so pretty. As a whole, the plot is well-founded and the development is logical, but some plots are confusing. Love it, love it. I give this wave five stars [full] [full] [full] [full] [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss]
The author writes very well, and it is relatively objective and true from the third person point of view. In it, the words of grandma and Lao Zhuang are lively and real, and the relationship between Jiang Linshu, who is full of responsibility, and Yun (Xu) Lan, is very emotional and step-by-step. The logic is clear around: Yun, Cen, Ding, Jiang, Lu, Xu. In the 1950s before the 1970s, there were frequent wars and many problems. People disliked poverty, loved wealth, and pursued wealth. Yun, Cen, is from a military compound, the Ding family relies on the reputation of the Revolutionary Committee, and the Jiang family is three generations old. In the past, the older generation got married quickly, so Jiang Shunzi joined the army and abandoned his wife and son to marry the Ding family. Jiang Hongcai joined the army and devoted his life to the country. Li Ping (his wife) remarried, and Jiang Linshu was their son. In the previous life, Jiang Linshu, Xu Lan, and Grandma Tian died miserably. Xu Lan's rebirth changed the fate of the whole family. Cherish the blessings or cherish the blessings and misfortunes
It's pretty good-looking. It's not an exaggeration. There are two points. One is that registration does not require a household registration. How can the heroine register for marriage without a household registration? There is also a letter of introduction. In those days, a letter of introduction had to be opened in person and it could not be opened for a long time. Moreover, the letter of introduction had to be written clearly for what the heroine was going to do. The adoptive parents of the heroine could know where she had gone by going to the factory to get a letter of introduction from the heroine. In those days, without a letter of introduction, it was equivalent to being a gangster and it was difficult to move forward.
Yes, the love story is not procrastinating, and the villain's retribution is also quite fast. However, some details are a little rough, and the original male and female protagonists are a little bit less existential after entering the book. However, it is still a good article, and it does not have the omnipotence of the heroine and the male protagonist. I encourage you to give it five stars.