An Overworked Office Drone Finds Her Dream Life in the 1970s
大龄社畜圆梦在七零
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 396k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Looking for Realistic Republican-Era or Period Dramas
I like calm, everyday stories without awful relatives: just a happy family working hard to earn money and improve their lives. Keep the golden finger subtle, not overpowered.
Period-Era Fiction! Really Good Ones! No Pocket Spaces, They’re Too Unrealistic!
I don't know why, but lately I've been really into stories set in a bygone era, especially ones about transmigration. Transmigrating into a book is fine too. I read one about a soft-hearted freeloader and a green-tea schemer and really loved it. It felt so real, but it's still being updated. Ladies, any more recommendations? No stories where they get a pocket dimension and supplies like a supermarket, though.
A Die-Hard Fan of Period Dramas, Begging for Your Hidden Gems
Completed Period Novels With No Golden Finger, but an Excellent Story
Excellent Completed Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Strong female and male leads, taking down scumbags, past and present lives
Period Stories, Educated Youths, Sending Supplies to Family, and Stockpiling
A Period-Era Heroine Works at a State Supply and Marketing Cooperative Instead of Going to the Countryside, Thanks to Her Good Family Background
Period Stories About Heroines Sent to the Countryside Who Have Good Relationships with Their Families
Please, I’m open to stories with or without a male lead. I just don’t want the female lead constantly meddling in other people’s business. Something like "Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970s: A Bystander’s Guide to Staying in Her Lane".
Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!!!
Please, I desperately need some good educated-youth novels!
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Looking for books like "Serving the Nation: Mother of the Marines (Serving the Nation Through Military Industry)". I like female-led stories with a strong heroine, preferably with no romance. The heroine works hard to build her career and help the country grow prosperous alongside her. Any field is fine: technology, weapons, the military, economics, and so on.
Rereading a Period-Era Novel
No spatial storage, no golden finger, no taking the college entrance exam.
Stories Set in the 1970s Where the Male Lead Is an Educated Youth Who Likes the Female Lead
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Period Novels Without Endless Military Marriages, Rustic Men, or Stories About Having One, Two, or Five Children
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Looking for Metaphysical and Period Novels with a Couple
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I've read two of the author's completed books, both heartwarming. I love the male lead's mother's decisiveness. Finding out her husband was having an affair with a nurse while pregnant, she immediately and decisively divorced him, leaving him with nothing and cutting off all contact. The male lead took his mother's surname. I admire women who don't hesitate.
The simple and ordinary is the true essence of life. I like stories without too many plot twists. It's just that the male lead, that scumbag, got away scot-free for having a father and a mistress. It feels like he's doing just fine being a selfish, ruthless person who'll do anything to achieve his goals. That makes me a little uneasy.
It's a really good show. The female lead is a very ordinary person with a minor, almost negligible, advantage. She doesn't have any grand ambitions; she just wants to become a teacher. She's also very optimistic and always lives a positive life. She meets the man she truly wants to spend the rest of her life with, and their relationship is wonderful.
Oh my god, why is the rating so low? It's a very well-written book! Highly recommended!!! Although the female lead has a special ability, it's basically useless. She doesn't get involved in the black market, and there are no scenes of her wreaking havoc; she's just an ordinary woman.
It's really good. This is the best historical romance novel I've ever read; it doesn't have many awful characters, and it's not overly verbose. I've finished it, and I hope the author continues to update! Keep it up! 🥰🥰
I'd give it five stars for the first one. It's quite good; the educated youth settlement is harmonious, the villagers are friendly, and there aren't any of those awful characters or anything like that.
It was heartwarming, without any major ups and downs, just simple and happy moments. The female lead didn't try to change the course of the world; she had a clear understanding of her own path and worked hard to achieve her dream of becoming a teacher! I especially loved the scene at the end where they smiled at each other—it was so touching! It felt like they had both found their own happiness, and were truly happy! Perfect!
It's a good read, and very heartwarming! Although the female lead has a special ability, it's basically just a safe. Her life is peaceful and warm, which is great. The only thing I'm unhappy about is the ending with the scumbag father and the other woman. I feel the male lead's mother is too kind; she should have at least planted some foreshadowing for future revenge. Letting them live so comfortably is just not satisfying!
It's pretty good, nothing too fancy, just really, really good.
The male and female leads are both sent-down youth who fall in love and get together. They live a simple, ordinary life, struggling to make ends meet, eventually getting into university. The male lead becomes a doctor, and the female lead a teacher. The story is relatively uneventful, without any truly awful characters. Their families have a loving relationship, though the male lead's mother's situation is somewhat regrettable.