
Transmigrated to the 1970S: Grandma and I Became Mealtime Buddies
穿到七零:和亲奶奶成了饭搭子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 221k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a 1970s-Era Story About a Military Marriage, With a Male Lead Who Spoils the Heroine, Complete
Looking for books similar to Military Marriage in the 1970s: The Spoiled and Charming Female Supporting Character!
Period Dramas, Ancient-Era Famine Flight and Exile, Apocalyptic Disasters, or the Whole Family Transmigrating
I've been hooked on these genres lately, but no matter where I look, I only find the same few books, and I don't know why. Please recommend some! Of course, books outside these genres are welcome too, as long as they're good. Just mention what genre they are; I'm not picky.
Stories Set in the 1970S Where the Male Lead Is an Educated Youth Who Likes the Female Lead
The heroine can be a local or someone who transmigrates into the world. A sent-down youth or village girl would be fine. She just wants to slack off, and the male lead should pursue her.
Looking for a 1970S Military Story With Two Male Leads
Looking for books like *Reborn in 1970: Dr. Gu, Stop Overworking*. Only stories with two male leads, two male leads, two male leads!! I don’t need many, just good ones!
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What do you say? The writing is good, but if I hadn't clicked in and read a few pages first, and only looked at the name and introduction, I would have thought that the protagonist was a man who traveled through time and became a couple with his grandmother [laughing and crying]. It's completely impossible to tell that the female protagonist and her grandma are sisters, and the partner is a man who likes the female protagonist.
It's a shame that the heroine doesn't use it when she has space.
The writing is wonderful, [like]
It's still very good. It's rare to find a book that I can read from beginning to end. It's still worth reading. I recommend everyone to read it. I've been a bookworm for more than 40 years, right?
Having space is equivalent to not having it, and it's not very useful. Because there were no difficulties encountered, and no one would frame the heroine. The male protagonist is quite awesome, and overall he is the eldest son of the family. You can read it when you are short of books.
Ordinary life
Very beautiful and worth recommending!
Love this family,,,, perfect
Close to real life, a good novel
It's good-looking, and although the storytelling is cliché, the interactions between people are very real. Big cheers for the author!