
I Brought My Little Courtyard to the 1960s
带着小院穿六零
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 200k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Completed Stories That Make You Want to Keep Reading
Infinite Evolution, Death Train, Defying the Emperor's Order with Talent, Slay the Gods in the Mental Hospital, those stories about the young masters, Southeast, System... What else is good enough to keep reading without getting annoying?
I'm Out of Books.........so Out....please....help.......me.....
I have completely run out of books......... I am out.... of.... books.... please....... save me.....
Any More Realistic Stories Set in a Particular Era? Looking for Recs
A lot of period dramas these days have living conditions better than ours now. It feels a bit fake.
Looking for Historical-Era Novels Worth Rereading
Set in the 1960s or 1970s. No pocket dimension, no golden finger, and the female lead didn't go to university.
Recommend Some Period-Era Stories Worth Reading Twice or Three Times
Any Slow-Burn Stories Set in a Bygone Era?
Looking for books like Reborn in the 1980s: Professor Lu's Country Wife Has Changed. I want a down-to-earth farming family and a wholesome, close-knit extended family, all pulling together. No saintly do-gooders, just people who put their own family first. Maybe one or two siblings make it big and lead the whole family to a better life.
I’m Out of Books, But I Really Don’t Want to Read Any More Nonsensical, Unhinged Stories
In other novels, humor and craziness are the icing on the cake, not the whole point!! Forcing jokes just to be funny isn't enjoyable, and constantly recycling trendy memes and pun-based jokes gets really old.
Are There Any Period Stories with a Spoiled and Tsundere Female Lead?
Looking for books like "After Eloping with Her Childhood Sweetheart, the Rugged Commander Panicked". Any period dramas with a sweet, proud, slightly henpecked female lead, and no System?
Any Recommendations for Good Historical Fiction Set in a Specific Era? (Completed)
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating into a Book in the 1970s: The Self-Cultivation of a Gossip-Loving Bystander.
Transmigrating to the 1960s
Looking for a Period Novel Where the Female Lead Doesn't Go into Business and Has a Really Good Job
Are there any female-led stories about the reform and opening-up era where the heroine doesn't go into business, run a company, or invest? I'd like her to have a good job, perhaps work her way up from a broadcasting station to become a host, or rise through the ranks from the grassroots. Writing or being a diplomat would also be fine.
Looking for Businesswoman Novels That Capture Life in the 1980s and 1990s
I’m looking for books similar to My Best Friend Shows Her True Colors, and the Powerful Heiress Loses Her Mind.
I’ve Run Out of Books to Read. Please Recommend a Few
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I Never Had a Day of Comfort, Yet I Bore Every Hardship
Taking Pinduoduo Back to the 1980s
A Few Things About Being Reborn
A Lifetime Owed to My Parents
Becoming a Stepmom in the 1970s: Ready-Made Meals Raise a Future Billionaire
The Little Pet Ran Away. Catch It and Lock It Up
A 1970s-Era Link to the Modern World: I Cut Ties, Change My Surname, and Get Rich
Brothers and Sisters in the 1970s and 1980s
I Took My Sister's Place at the Altar, and My Bargain Husband Loves Me to Bits
Back to the Eighties: Leisurely Sipping Milk Tea in a Siheyuan
Reborn in the 1970s: I Want the Capitalist Heir, Not the Chief
The CEO Is Reborn: Back in 1984 as a Technician
The Story of Village Girl Taoye and Xiang Dong
The 1980s: A Young Widow's Matchmaking Days in the Compound
Little Stepmom Lihua: Defy Me and Fight
Transmigrated Into a Book in the 1980s: I Start Dating a Bad-Boy Hunk
I Entered a Period Novel: The Fake Heiress Became a Self-Made Rich Woman
The Courtyard House of the 1980s
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I really hope that Jianjun and Jianguo's father really passed away and came back to take in two sensible and adorable children. That would be so much better, instead of having to take in a second-hand man. The above is just my personal opinion. The story unfolds slowly and warmly, like a gentle stream, and is very watchable.
It's beautiful, simple and heartwarming. I wonder if the husband really sacrificed himself or is still alive on a secret mission?
It's a beautiful film, simple yet heartwarming. The children are obedient and well-behaved, and the female lead has a peaceful state of mind. I never expected the female lead's mother-in-law to be so unreasonable. Her son sacrificed his life, leaving behind two young children and a young daughter-in-law. The daughter-in-law is still here to take care of the children.
It looks great; you can show it off all at once. The female lead has a gentle yet determined personality. It's a time-traveling story about raising a child in a modern setting. There doesn't seem to be a male lead yet, and we don't know what will happen next. The two children are very well-behaved, and the quirky little boy is actually quite heartwarming. It's a very peaceful farming story; the protagonist doesn't have many special abilities, and she still needs to be down-to-earth.
This is a really good book, why is the rating so low? I read another one before where the female protagonist traveled back in time and inherited someone else's child, which was fine, but the presence of the original owner's man was a bit off-putting. At least this book has very positive values.
Quite unexpected. 🤦 I thought an author who makes typos in even the synopsis would be rather careless. I figured this was probably just something written casually for fun, and the writing wouldn't be very good. But surprisingly, it's still 🤦 readable.
This is a short and excellent story. The female protagonist uses her spatial ability to earn money, raise her child, and buy a house—a true winner in life! The most classic aspect is the absence of a romantic partner. This novel vividly reflects a common phenomenon in real life: what do women with money and children need men for? It's really so interesting.
It's a great book, the first one I've read with a different theme. There's no male lead; the female lead raises two children single-handedly and lives a very successful life. The writing is simple and clear, without any unnecessary details, so why is the rating so low?
I love this kind of short story with a clear plot and no rambling. It gradually evolves from the changes of an era into a mystery, following the trajectory of history and unfolding the feelings of national and familial sentiments with the development of individual families. Each person's life is a piece of history. I hope the author will write more works like this. The author is amazing!
She can be described as a normal widowed mother, a hardworking and independent one, who, while having her own space, doesn't possess any extraordinary abilities. The affection between mother and child, and the harmonious relationships among relatives, are extremely rare. This book is well-written and highly recommended.