Working in the 1960s to Earn Money and Support My Green Tea Girlfriend
我在六十年代工作赚钱养绿茶
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- Period Fiction
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- Everyday Life in the 1960s六十年代生活日常Alternate title on Fanqie
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Is There No Historical-Era Story About Someone Who Transmigrates Quietly?
I'm looking for a book where the female lead keeps a low profile after transmigrating. Not one of those who claims to be keeping up an act, then goes hunting in the mountains every day or picks fights with everyone. Please recommend something.
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.
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Looking for books like Making Others Happy? I'd Rather Make Myself Happy. Historical-era story with a female lead. It doesn't matter whether she transmigrates or has a golden finger, but it shouldn't be brainless or too showy. I hate those stories where she has a pocket dimension people can enter but insists on cooking outside, and is always...
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.
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Something that fits the historical setting fairly well, without going too over the top. 🌸
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The GOAT.
The Most Badass Heroines on Tomato
The protagonist can be male, too.
I've Been on a Historical-Era Fiction Kick Lately. Please Recommend the Best of the Best
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Historical-Era Novels
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I'm tired of stories that are either about the black market or people watching the drama unfold.
Do Period Novels Really Have to Send the Characters to the Countryside? Looking for Ones That Don’t
Every single historical-era novel is about educated youth being sent to the countryside, or petty rural dramas. Can these authors write anything other than educated youth? Are there any historical-era novels that aren't about going to the countryside or rural life? Even something about spies in the 1940s would be fine!!!
The Pinnacle of Period Stories
An incredibly good novel set in a bygone era.
Absolutely Stunning, High-Quality Stories Set in a Bygone Era!!
Period Novels with a Female Lead Who Stays in the City, Works, and Rises Through the Ranks to Wealth
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A Down-to-Earth Period Novel with Hardworking Characters and No Exaggeration
Period Drama Heroines Who Act First and Talk Later: So Satisfying
Era Stories With a Refined, Distinguished Male Lead From a Powerful Beijing Family, Not a Rugged Man
Looking for books like "The 1980s: My Four Kids' Father Turns Out to Be a Crazy Beauty".
Famine Stories Set in the 1950s and 1960s
No stories set in the 1970s or similar. I've seen people asking for recommendations and getting random suggestions. Please read the title carefully, thanks!
Period Novel! The Heroine Has a Job, Won't Be a Housewife or Do Chores, and Doesn't Want to Be a Stepmother
No female leads who work themselves to the bone doing everything! Absolutely no chasing after the male lead, and no second or third babies! Either no children or just one!!! 🥰
Any High-Quality Period-Era Fiction That’s Impossible to Put Down?
A Die-Hard Fan of Period Dramas, Begging for Your Hidden Gems
Historical-Era Stories with a Female Lead Who Stands on Her Own: No More Male Leads Who Keep Going to the Countryside to Help the Poor
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The plot is good, the plot device is decent, the female lead is alright so far, and the male lead is finally not a rough guy anymore, that's great! Keep it up! I hope the author maintains this slice-of-life style. I really don't like reading about extreme characters causing trouble, it's too tiring.
The synopsis is more interesting than the main text 🥺 I've read this book so far, and I'm to the point where I want to keep reading but also don't want to. I want to skip chapters like crazy.
The beginning was quite good; the female lead's family treated her very well. However, I don't understand why they would consider someone with a job, eight years older than her, and with a very young younger brother (actually a son, but no one knows this) to be a good match.
It's alright, watchable. The female lead works at a lumber mill; she has a good temper, though she can be a bit eccentric at times. The male lead is a sent-down youth, a cunning and manipulative woman, and his health isn't great. Focus more on your career.
I'm going to raise the banner for this author! Sisters! This book is a must-read! I'm a reader who demands logical plot points! This book is absolutely outstanding among Clippers-themed historical fiction, with a novel setting! Although I initially started reading out of curiosity about the male lead's manipulative nature, the female lead's character is actually the best part! A lumber mill?!
It was great, I wanted more, and I feel like there could be tens of thousands more words to read.
It's pretty good. The plot flows smoothly, the female lead has a great personality, and the family atmosphere is nice. However, I preferred the early part focusing on the female lead's career; it was really good. The later parts became a bit verbose, and the female lead's career scenes decreased. The prevalence of positive female characters is a good thing.
It's pretty good, not melodramatic or mindless, but the ending felt rushed.
It's so good! Keep it up! I love Grandma the most!
Well written, keep it up! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹