Daily Life with the Army in the 1960S
六十年代随军日常
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- Completed
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- 576k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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Period Novels with Heroines Who Work in Factories
I've Been Into 1960s-Era Stories Lately, Male-Oriented Only!
Looking for books similar to *The 1960s: I Can Simulate Without Limits*.
Period Novels: Joining the Army, No Pocket Space, Nothing Over-the-Top, Few Terrible Relatives, Complete
I'm in a reading slump! Could everyone recommend some novels set in a past era? I'd like a female lead who follows the troops, with down-to-earth everyday family life and no over-the-top, unrealistic plot. A second marriage or raising children is fine. Preferably no pocket dimension, and fewer awful people, or it'll get too stressful. Ideally, something complete. Thank you!
Here Are Some Great 1960s-Era Novels for Male Readers
Looking for books like *The ’60s: My Family Is Becoming Well-Off*. With a spatial realm and a System.
Any Period Novels Where the Heroine Follows the Army and the Hero Is a Regiment Commander?
Building Up Northeast and Northwest China, with Upright Period-Era Stories
Period novels about developing one's hometown, whether in the Northeast, Northwest, Xinjiang, or elsewhere. The values should be sound, and the story should be complete, engaging, and help cure my reading slump.
Any Period Novels Where the Only Son Is Born Late in His Parents’ Lives?
Looking for books like *Siheyuan: Uncle Yi Has a Son*. Something along these lines. I searched and found that almost all stories set in that era have female protagonists, with hardly any male protagonists, so I wanted to ask if anyone knows of similar books. Also, preferably with fewer annoying plot points. I'm afraid I'll get halfway through and...
Period Novel, No Sent-Down Youth, Has a Job, Everyday Family Life
Period Setting, Grasslands and the Frontier
I'm looking for books similar to Biased Parents, Cutting Ties and Moving to the Countryside. The protagonist should go to the grasslands or a frontier military settlement.
1950S/60s Period Stories with a System, No Siheyuan
Stories About Being Born into the 1940S or 1950S
Rugged Northwestern Man Vs. Sweet, Soft Heroine, Yandere Hero
Please help me find a book I read a few chapters of before. The male protagonist was from the far northwest, while the female protagonist seemed to be from Haicheng. Her surname was Ning, and her grandfather may have been called Ning Jianguo. Everyone in her family was a civil servant except her. She was an only child who studied painting, was forced to break up with someone, and married the male protagonist.
Looking for a Period-Era Military Wife Story! She Joins Her Husband’s Unit Right from the Start!
Please don't recommend stories that drag on and spend half the book on military life before the couple joins the army! No stories where the female lead is reborn, missed out on the male lead in her previous life, and comes back to supposedly make it up to him! The male lead has the worst luck in the world to end up with a woman like that! And no clingy, helpless women who lose their minds whenever they see a man!
Looking for Stories Set in the 1940S or 1950S
Looking for Period Dramas With a Heroine Who Doesn't Transmigrate Into a Book or Get Reborn, and No Golden Fingers
I’m tired of stories like this. I want a story about a native-born female lead who’s a military spouse.
Looking for a 1960S Story Where the Female Lead Was a College Student Before the College Entrance Exams Were Suspended and Joins the Army as a Military Spouse
Looking for books similar to After Transmigrating into a Book, I Took the Kids to Find Their Father, Who Died Young.
The Literature of the 1960S Has No Evil Spirit, Space and Ability.
I want to read a book similar to "The Land Master of the Siheyuan".
A Period Novel About Transmigrating After Her Parents Die, Leaving Her an Enormous Fortune
Transmigration-era stories
I'm Out of Books: Period Setting and Transmigrate Into a Book, Military Marriage and Face-Slapping, Punishing Scumbags and the Supporting Female Character's Rise
Looking for books like Clearing Out the In-Laws' House! Tricked into Marrying Your Archenemy While Joining the Army. Period setting + transmigrating into a book, military marriage + face-slapping, putting scum in their place + a supporting female character's comeback, medical skills + sweet pampering and being doted on by everyone + raising kids.
Looking for Stories Set in a Bygone Era: Few Nasty Characters, Cozy Plot, Military Spouse Life, and Ideally Beachcombing
I hate books full of awful people. I want a logical plot, and I can't accept triplets or more; twins at most.
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.
Era + Military Marriage, Sweet Love, Not Brainless
I would like to read a book similar to "After Three Years of Widowship, I took my grandma to join my military officer husband".
Period Novels Without Endless Military Marriages, Rustic Men, or Stories About Having One, Two, or Five Children
Looking for a Satisfying Story About Transmigrating to the 1960S with a Golden Finger
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This book is not a book that amazes people at the beginning, but the long flow of water in the book is life.
Very nice, recommended. It is about a family story, very realistic and real, unlike some period novels, which are said to be period novels, but in fact they are almost turning into fantasy novels.
It's quite interesting to watch, this is the life of ordinary people.
An ordinary and down-to-earth life is quite great. You can't do that well if you become a stepmother. After you have your own children, you won't be demanding, but you will be biased. I will not adopt three children. The children are not puppies and kittens. The labor and education are immeasurable. Every child in my family feels tired and worried all day long. Who knows who raises them? The author's writing is good. In ordinary days, parents are short-sighted and their golden fingers are dissatisfied. Check it out, it's quite good.
I like this kind of period novel, the heroine is independent-minded. Be assertive and have your own outlook on life and values. Be motivated, never give up on your ideals, do a career you love, and have happiness and a sense of accomplishment. ——Financial independence. Not dependent on men. Expert in raising babies[Like][Like][Like]
This is an article that is closer to real life. From seeking asylum and getting married to being rewarded for your hard work, it describes the difficulties of being a military wife. The efforts were not in vain, and she won the respect and love of her children and the respect of her husband. There is no so-called crazy love, only the long-lasting family shortcomings. Just walking in the door and seeing the stepmother of three children is really hard work! The frustrated time-travelling girl got a second-hand item!
To be honest, this is the most tiring heroine I have ever read in so many books, and it made me breathless. If I were Lin Xiaohui, I would definitely regret my answer
It is possible to achieve wealth and freedom without cheating, which is vividly demonstrated by the heroine. There are not many books that you can read from beginning to end, and this is one of them. The heroine's tenacity, courage, kindness and hard work fully demonstrate that military medals are half as valuable as you. What I admire most is the heroine's sense of willingness, which is beyond the reach of ordinary people. I admire and respect soldiers and military wives, especially military wives in the 1950s and 1960s. It is their dedication and dedication that supports thousands of soldiers to defend the country to the death despite hardships and dangers, allowing us to walk comfortably in the sunshine.
The rating is a bit low. In those years of political turmoil and chaos, there was not so much sweetness in the novel, but more suffering and struggle. The sacrifice of a military wife to support the whole family is by no means as beautiful as in the novel. This is written very realistically.
Through the author's words, I feel the changes of the motherland from scratch to excellence. As a bystander of the development of the motherland, my teacher told me since I was a child that I am the successor of socialism. Although I have not taken over this class now😅😅😅Now as a person who has experienced it, I truly feel that only when the motherland is strong, the people will have a good life.