
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
- Source
- Fanqie
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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 Typical Period Novel With a Small Golden Finger and a Logical Plot
Deal-breakers: stories that dumb down the characters, lavish black-market trading, or lovesick characters.
Period Stories, Educated Youths, Sending Supplies to Family, and Stockpiling
Completed Period Novels With No Golden Finger, but an Excellent Story
Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!!!
Please, I desperately need some good educated-youth novels!
Period-Era Novel with a Female Lead Sent to the Countryside as an Educated Youth
Period Novels Where Both Leads Are Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside
Looking for a Heroine Whose Parents Were Martyrs, Who Has a Pocket Dimension and Doesn't Have to Move to the Countryside
A Period-Era Heroine Works at a State Supply and Marketing Cooperative Instead of Going to the Countryside, Thanks to Her Good Family Background
Looking for a Low-Key Slice-of-Life Story With a Small Pocket Space and Gossip
Are there any stories about an ordinary person who quietly keeps their head down, has a little pocket dimension, stays clear-headed, and just likes watching the drama unfold?
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
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.
Period Novels Without Endless Military Marriages, Rustic Men, or Stories About Having One, Two, or Five Children
Looking for Metaphysical and Period Novels with a Couple
No catfighting between women, no unreasonable villains, fresh plots, solid logic, and mature writing. Something suitable for a reader with ten years of experience.
Recommend Something Good
Looking for books like *Don’t Be Afraid, Husband, I’m Here to Save You with My System!*
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I have read two of the author's completed books, and they were both quite heartwarming. I like the decisiveness of the hero's mother. When she was pregnant, she found out that her husband was having an affair with a nurse, so she immediately divorced her and asked the man to leave the house and cut off contact. The hero took his mother's surname. I like this kind of woman who is not indecisive. The female protagonist travels to a happy family, with respectful brothers and loving parents. She warms the male protagonist and makes progress together with him. Nice! Recommend! I'm a little jealous and a little regretful. The male protagonist's father was plotted by the mistress, and the mistress took over. The male protagonist's father and the mistress also gave birth to two sons and a daughter. The male protagonist's father is still the dean. Their family is happy. The mistress and the eldest son also wanted to plot against the male protagonist. Although they were stopped by the male protagonist's father, I still hope to see the scumbag father and mistress become known to everyone and be scorned. I didn't see it, which is a bit of a pity.
It's true that it's plain and simple. I like this kind of writing that doesn't have too many traps. Even the male protagonist's scumbag father and mistress didn't receive any punishment at all. It felt like they were living a good life as selfish people who would do anything to achieve their goals, which was a bit difficult to reconcile. Second review, this book is very interesting from beginning to end, but the scumbag's father and mistress were not punished at all. It's hard to let go. Otherwise, the author would add an extra chapter to let the scumbag and the mistress get cancer or something, or the mistress would take advantage of the scumbag's position to accept bribes, and then be found out and sentenced to three to five years, and the scumbag would also be fired.
It's very interesting. The heroine is a very ordinary person, and she has a little golden finger, which can be ignored. She doesn't have any big dreams, she just wants to be a teacher in the future. She is also very optimistic and has always lived a very active life. The person who met her really wanted to find someone to spend the rest of his life with. Their relationship was very good. The male protagonist was originally a cold person, but because of her, he began to have a smoky temper. Because he had no father's love, he was very good to the children at home, as if he wanted to make up for it elsewhere. They did live a happy life. In this era where cars and horses are very slow and you only love one person in your life, find a partner, get married and have children, and live a different life.
Oh my god, why is the rating so low? What a well-written book! Highly recommended! ! ! ! Although the heroine has a golden finger, it basically does not play any role. She is not involved in the black market, and there is no plot to kill everyone. She is just an ordinary little girl. She will fight for the ideals of her previous life and always stick to her dreams. Although this dream is not a lofty one, she will still work hard to realize it. I feel very envious. The male protagonist is not a soldier. He will try to be good to his children because of the lack of parental love when he was a child, to make up for his own shortcomings when he was young. I think this length is just right. It's just right for you to watch. If it's too long, you'll get a little anxious. This length is just right. Come on!
Very nice. This is the first best-looking period novel I have ever read, and there are not many excellent ones. It won't be written in a verbose way either. After reading it, the author will continue to update. Come on [love] [love]
I'll give it five stars for the first one. It's quite nice. The educated youth spot is very harmonious and the villagers are very friendly. There's no messy top quality stuff.
It's very warm, without any ups and downs, very plain, and very happy. The heroine does not change the trajectory of the world. She has a clear positioning of herself and works very hard to realize her dream and become a teacher! I particularly liked the scene after the ending when they looked at each other and smiled, it was so touching! It feels like they have all found their own happiness, and they are very happy! Perfect!
Beautiful and healing! Although the heroine has space, it is just a safe, and her life is ordinary and warm, which is very good. The only thing I felt unhappy about was the ending of Daddy and Daddy. I felt that the hero's mother was too kind, and she had to lay a foreshadowing for revenge in the future, just to let them live a nourishing life. I was unhappy!
It's pretty good-looking, just plain, not top-notch, really really good-looking.
The male and female protagonists are educated youths who see each other in eye-to-eye, running for life in an ordinary way and getting into college. The male protagonist is a doctor and the female protagonist is a teacher. There aren't many ups and downs, there's no top quality, the family gets along with each other in love, it's a bit of a pity for the hero's mother.