In the 1970s, I Was the Queen of the Factory
我在七零是厂界一姐
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- Completed
- Length
- 501k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Female-Led Period Novels: No Going to the Countryside, Focused on Building a Career, and Clear-Headed
Looking for stories similar to "1970s Factory Girl: Awakens and Snatches Up Every Golden Finger."
Ladies, Share All Your Period Dramas!
Preferably something with a personal space.
Stories About a Heroine Who Transmigrates into a Period Novel and Builds a Happy Life Through Her Skills
Period Novels with Heroines Who Work in Factories
Period Novels with No Romance
I'm looking for a period novel with no romance, no raising kids, and a System. Is that asking too much? I've only found one so far.
Finding a Job Through Your Own Merit in a Period-Era Novel
Are there any stories where the female lead transmigrates into a rural setting in an era novel, then uses her abilities to get a job at the commune or in a government department? I'm out of things to read.
Any No-CP Historical-Era Stories? No Quick Transmigration, I’m Sick of Those
No CP + period setting, female lead stockpiles supplies, not a naive protagonist, and she has a golden finger! It absolutely must have no CP. No more quick transmigration! Out of the 180 books on my reading list, 150 are quick transmigration. Please don't recommend any more! I'm begging you! I don't like quick transmigration, but I dislike romance even more.
Completed Period Novels Where the Female Lead Doesn't Go to the Countryside
A period novel where the heroine is a city dweller with a job or gets into college and stays in the city during an era when the state protects her.
A Period Story Where the Heroine Works at a Machine Factory and Has a Higher Rank Than Her Dad
Must Every Period Romance Have Her Going to the Countryside? No Marrying a Rough Man or Following Him into the Army
Period Fiction: The Female Lead Stays in the City Instead of Being Sent to the Countryside
The main plot focuses on developing the city. Thanks, everyone!
Looking for Urban Period Pieces with a Job and No Rural Relocation, Featuring a Female Lead Who Isn’t a Doctor
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Historical-Era Novel With Supplies, Space, and Staying in the City Instead of Going to the Countryside, Thank You Everyone
Any Recommendations for Stories Set in a Bygone Era? Dual-Income Couple, No Rural Relocation
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Historical-Era Stories With Stable Factory Jobs: Parents Who Work at a Steel Mill and Life in a Factory Compound
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Period Drama Where the Heroine Works at a Machinery Factory and Outranks Her Father
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There are many awful characters, but the female lead's counterattacks are effective. She's not afraid of a lot of awful characters; what's truly worrisome is a weak counterattack, with the same awful character repeatedly appearing! To be honest, at the beginning, I thought the original owner's background was problematic, otherwise why would she scheme and plot so much?
After reading the reviews, did anyone else cry like me? It's so pitiful to develop Alzheimer's in your 60s, just like my dad. I'm against marriage, and recently both my parents were diagnosed with strokes. It feels like my older siblings are busy with their own families and don't care much about our parents. I'm so afraid I'll have a stroke myself someday.
I just love watching the female lead shine on her own, without a romantic partner.
Great! I love reading stories about people who contribute to our great motherland.
It's really good! Keep up the good work, author! (*^ω^*)
It's such a pity the female lead doesn't have a partner. Xu Yanzhi is actually a really good person.
The book is very good, it's just a pity that the country didn't publicize his achievements. And that other very handsome guy, isn't he also unmarried? You could at least let them keep each other company.
I loved the no-romance story, but the ending was too tragic. I prefer happy endings.
I really like the female lead's personality; she sticks to her own path and doesn't care what others think of her.
I'm suffering from postpartum depression and I'm even thinking about getting a divorce as soon as possible!