A 1970s Local Girl's Daily Battles with Every Kind of Heroine
七零土著智斗各类女主日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 252k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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A Pure Little-Kid Protagonist Who Is a Local in a Story Set in a Bygone Era
Historical Fiction with a Real Little Girl as the Heroine: No Transmigration or Rebirth!
A very young child protagonist, a story set in a past era, a harmonious family, and no women competing against each other for a man.
Completed Period Novels with a Truly Adorable Little Girl as the Heroine
A complete story set in a past era with a child protagonist who is genuinely a child, both in body and soul, or a complete story where a child transmigrates into one of those period settings.
I Like Straightforward, No-Nonsense Heroines. Reborn, Farming, Historical-Era, Transmigration
I want books similar to She Just Returned to the Seventies and Immediately Wasted Money, Leaving the Whole Village Stunned: Last Night's Stars Were Like the Sea. I like highly rated books that don't dawdle and have uncomplicated character relationships.
Looking for Historical Romance with Great Writing, Tight Logic, and No Rambling!
Transmigration, rebirth, spatial storage, revenge, household intrigue, palace intrigue, political schemes, national affairs, slice of life, farming... I'm open to anything! These 80 characters aren't enough for me to say everything I want 😂 I've put a screenshot on the cover.
Looking for Novels Set in a Specific Era, but Not in a Beijing Courtyard House
System, dimensional space, three years of disaster.
Looking for Stories Set in a Past Era Where the Original Character Doesn’t Transmigrate
The whole family dotes on them, and the family sticks together against outsiders.
Any Period Dramas Set in a Bygone Era With No Transmigration, Rebirth, or System?
Looking for Period Fiction with Military Marriage, Food, and Childcare
Looking for books like Three Years of Marriage Without Coming Home: Even a Military Marriage Must End in Divorce.
Any Historical Era Novels Without a Female Lead Transmigrating Into a Book or Being Reborn? I'd Like a More Selfish Heroine
I don't want anything stressful. I want something cozy where the characters can live comfortably and enjoy themselves. The period novels I've read lately have been so toxic they've driven me up the wall.
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Raise Them and Get Rich: The Era's Beloved Lucky Carp
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The 1980s: My Golden Finger Turned Out to Be Grandma
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The 1970s: The Cellar in My Home Opens into the Modern World
After My Favoritist Grandma Was Reborn
The Unhinged Woman of the 90s: I Started Getting Rich Working in Dongguan
The Dragon Baby Becomes Everyone’s Darling in the Seventies
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The Beloved Little Ancestor of the Era
With a Wave of My Hand, the Little Ones Head Back to the Village to Become Little Rascals!
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A battle for supremacy among heroes. Ten-year-old reborn lucky treasure with a fortune system A passerby who transmigrates into the book to watch the play My cousin, who was reborn and unwilling to accept her place in the control group. There are fanfiction authors who create works featuring transmigration into books. The indigenous female protagonist who heard the thoughts of those with abnormalities Who is the ultimate champion?
Leaving a mark shows that the whole family is very selfish.
It's so good! The plot is progressing so fast, but everything that needed to be explained has been explained. I just really want to know who Xie Anyun, the third brother, ends up with! 😢😢😢 Did he stay with him? I like him so much!
The female lead has a great personality, the male lead is very gentle, and I love the childhood sweetheart storyline.
Although I haven't finished watching it, I think it's quite good. The only reason I haven't finished it is because there's a bunch of people spouting nonsense in the comments section. Those people's obsequiousness towards men is so disgusting, they're truly something else. If you don't read the comments, the overall experience is very good.
It's not bad, the beginning is good, but there are too many things happening later on, it's not a fast-paced, satisfying read!
Lighthearted short essays; the author's imagination runs wild, humorous and funny. Even if it were, it shouldn't be as low as five points, right?
Well written, but there aren't enough chapters 🤦, not enough to satisfy my reading cravings.
It feels like the author changed after Lu Jue left.
A rather unique period drama. The male and female leads seem to perfectly embody the characteristics of people from that era. A good read. Time never fails kind-hearted people.