1970s Hong Kong: Spoiling Her All Over Again

Name: 1970s Hong Kong: Spoiling Her All Over Again
Author: Yoyo Love Sauce

七零香江之继续宠爱

by Yoyo Love Sauce (悠悠爱酱)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 266k Words
Genre: Female-Channel Fanfiction
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

Mu Xiyou woke up one day and found herself transmigrated to Hong Kong in the late 1960s.

This dazzling city, awash with lights and nightlife, had once been the unattainable dream of countless children from mainland China.

Mu Xiyou's dream began here, too. She had witnessed the decline of Hong Kong cinema in later years, and now she had the chance to see it at its height.

Most importantly, she could meet the person she'd loved for so long, instead of seeing him only through a screen.

[A period story set in Hong Kong, in an alternate parallel world. The male lead is someone the heroine has loved for a long time. I wrote this book purely to indulge a personal wish.]

[He's not a greedy person, but I am. I hope that in this parallel world, he can live a healthy, peaceful life to the end.]

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Female-Focused Transmigration, Hong Kong City Setting, Period Pieces

The plot should be good, with few glaring flaws at the very least, and the writing should flow smoothly. The leads’ characterizations have to fit the story!!! Most importantly, don’t make them act out of character.

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Looking for stories similar to Hong Kong Island: My Father Is Lei Luo, and I Persuade Him to Go Straight from the Start. A period piece. Don't hold back, share your recommendations!

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A Reborn Heroine in Hong Kong or Abroad in a Period Novel

I've read too many wish-fulfillment stories about male leads being reborn. I'd like stories with a strong female lead instead, preferably about women reborn in Hong Kong or abroad during the 1950s, 60s, or 70s and building a career.

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