A Happy Life Begins in 1949
幸福生活从1949年开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 777k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Seventies-Era Period Novel for Male Readers
Looking for a Novel About Transmigrating to Republican-Era China with a Pocket Dimension
The Male Lead Returns to the 1950S or ’60S With a Pocket Dimension
Set in the 1950S After the Founding of the PRC: No Siheyuan, No Female-Oriented Novels
Looking for books like *The Educated Youth Era: I Have a Critical Hit System*. Stories set in the countryside in the 1950s after the founding of the country, with a sign-in System and a personal space. The protagonist shouldn't transmigrate into a woman. I've read quite a few that were actually pretty good, but then later they just outright said...
Transmigrate to the 1960S or 1970S, With a Space to Collect Family Assets
The protagonist transmigrates, and trouble immediately hits the family. They’re reported or accused of having a bad class background, so the protagonist puts all the family’s gold, silver, and antiques into their pocket dimension, then goes to the countryside as an educated youth.
Looking for Period-Era Stories. No Siheyuan Settings, and They Must Be Male-Oriented
Silly Zhu Is Reborn and Raises His Little Sister Instead of Sucking Up to the People in the Courtyard
If You Want a 19Th Century European and American Style, You Can Either Travel Through Time or Be Reincarnated.
Ancient-Era Drought and Famine: The Protagonist Transmigrates with a System and Has Endless Food
Novels Set in the 1950S to 1970S After the Founding of the Nation, No Female-Oriented Stories
Reborn Stories About Making Money Quietly, Directing from Behind the Scenes, and High-IQ Leads
Please, please, please!
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!!!
Reborn in a Bygone Era, Making a Fortune Through Reselling
Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Bringing Modern Inventions to the Past
Any novels where someone transmigrates to ancient times and puts modern food, military technology, and other things to use there?
Returning to the 1980S to Advance Factory Technology
Period Novels Set Between the 1950S and 1980S, with a Male Lead! No Courtyard-House Stories!
Male Lead, Historical Era, Pocket Dimension, and Unlimited Supplies
No female lead. No female lead. No female lead.
Male-Lead Period-Era Fiction + Portable Space + System. No Female Leads
I've read pretty much all the courtyard-house stories.
Any Rebirth or Transmigration Novels About Someone Pursuing a Political Career Through the 1950S and 1960S?
The 1960S and 70S, Unlimited Supplies, Male-Oriented Fiction, Not Female-Oriented
Looking for male-oriented novels where the male lead transmigrates to the 1970s or 1980s with an unlimited supply of goods. Traveling back and forth between eras is fine too.
Looking for a Northeastern-Era Novel with Snow Falling Outside and a Heated Kang Bed Inside
Period Novels About Transmigrating to Around 1940, with a Pocket Dimension or a System
Looking for Male-Oriented Novels Set in the 1950S or 1960S, No Siheyuan Stories
Check them out before recommending, okay?
Sent-Down Youth Novels Set in the Countryside During the Era
Any novels about men being sent down to the countryside during the era?
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A good period novel, please come on!
Not bad, the plot and everything are pretty good, not bad, but after reading one chapter a day, it was too little. It's okay, come on
I really admire the hero's wife in this book. A woman who doesn't study for a whole day can give birth to a baby, take care of the baby (a two or three-year-old and a baby), do household chores, and also learn middle and high school knowledge by herself. (Don't middle and high school students not need math, physics and chemistry?) It's impossible for people to graduate if they study all day long. How did the hero's wife graduate with the little knowledge of a male bishop? [Cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]God, academic master
Relatively speaking, this novel is quite good! I used the space I had, and I worked hard to improve myself, which is quite smart. Family relations and neighbors are also harmonious. There are not too many best relatives to get in the way, and there is no fighting among each other in the nest. If you follow the context of the entire novel, you can guess what will happen in the later stages, and it's not too regrettable! Occasional flaws are inevitable, overall perfect!
After searching for more than 40 editions of manuscripts, I finally found this good one, and then it was gone as soon as I looked at it. One chapter was added every day [crazy] [crazy] [crazy] The successor is powerless, so it starts high and goes low. The old lady's foot-binding cloth is smelly and long. Ready to abandon the article
I feel like it's too small.
The male protagonist who has traveled through time always shows a sense of superiority to others from time to time. In fact, what he shows in every aspect is the brain and IQ of a modern ordinary person (it is estimated that before the male protagonist traveled through time, he was an ordinary young man who had just graduated from college and entered the society, or had not even entered the society yet). During the blind date and daily interactions with Qian Duoduo, he often showed a greasy feeling of macho chauvinism like a father-boyfriend and a father-husband. Just look at it like that [smile]
I read it from the beginning. It is well written, with a positive outlook on life, smooth logic, and a smooth plot that does not drag out. It is a work worth putting on a bookshelf. Collect it and read it slowly. No, I can't stand it anymore. It starts well and has a lot of emotional plot in the end, but the plot is weak and the heroine's character is not fleshed out. The worst part is that the hero takes the initiative to worry about the heroine's family's work. His position is not right. He gives selflessly like a holy mother. People who watch it frown crazily.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, author, come on!