
Born Into the 1960s, I Won at the Starting Line
胎穿六零年代,赢在起跑线上
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 156k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for a Self-Interested, Selfish Heroine! Absolutely No Saintly Do-Gooder or Charity, Just Cold and Unburdened
Looking for books like I Thrive as the Worst Person in My Era by Being Ruthlessly Self-Serving. I want a female lead who wouldn't lift a finger even if a bottle fell over! She shouldn't help with any chores! Stories set in a past era, farming stories, historical romances, or escape-and-refugee stories are all fine! Please recommend some, ladies! She can sometimes put on a fake sweet act...
Looking for Era Novels With a Beloved Group Protagonist Reborn in the Womb
Reborn into the womb, a story set in a past era. The whole family dotes on the female lead. It'd be fine if it's just her grandparents who favor her. I like lucky heroines, that sort of thing. Reincarnation isn't a must, and a story where everyone dotes on her works too.
Period Novels All Feel the Same. Can We Get Something More Original?
A Female Lead Who Was Either Born into Her New Life as a Baby or Reborn as One, Brilliant and Doted on by Everyone
I want something absolutely hilarious.
Any Stories About Kids Reborn or Transmigrating to the 1970s? I Really Want to Read One
Looking for books like "A Doomsday-Era Woman Transmigrates to the Past and Lives Freely".
Looking for a Period Novel About Someone Who Transmigrates as a Newborn Baby
Anything is fine.
Period Novel Where the Female Lead Transmigrates Into a Fetus
Are there any period stories where the female lead transmigrates into a fetus or a little child and works her way up? Even better if everyone falls for her. The male lead should have known her since childhood. He’s a pitiful little thing with a sweet exterior and a dark side.
Stories Set in the 1960s With Rebirth as a Baby, or Stories Set in the 1970s
I want to read something like A Transmigrator's Guide to Enjoying the Gossip in the 1970s.
Period Novel, Reincarnated in the Womb: The Female Lead and Her Brother Were Both Reborn This Way, Have Golden Fingers, and Enjoy a Warm Family Life
Looking for books similar to Famine in the Seventies: My Storage Space Is a Grain Shop (The Whole Family's Darling in the Fifties). The female lead and her brother have golden fingers, but not overly powerful ones. The whole family is warm and loving. The early parts about their life in the countryside are fun, and later she accompanies her father when he joins the army.
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Unconditional love from my mother. [Stare] Comments are welcome, I will correct any mistakes in time [currently in progress] The settings of this book, including policies, prices, personal behaviors, etc., Are as consistent as possible with that era. However, there will be some differences in policies, prices, personal behaviors, etc. In different places at different times, so when tasting, please "infinitely" relax your acceptance range, hehe! [Notice]
It's okay. After reading the last chapter, it's strange that the heroine clearly guessed that the eldest sister might encounter a scumbag, so she might as well stop the loss in time. In that era, if one sister in the family had a bad reputation, the others would be affected.
The writing style is very good, and the wording is also quite particular. It fits the background of that era, but there is too little more 🤦 🤦
The heroine should grow up as soon as possible, get married and live a good life, start to be the master herself, no longer tolerate her parents, grandparents, or take advantage of them
I have added a star a long time ago, and I have been waiting for almost a month, but it has not been updated yet 😢 😢 The author will come back and update it soon. Why did I abandon the book? It is so well written.
Please kick me when it's over
The character of the heroine is quite good, but because she doesn't have that character, she seems to be OK. How can she let herself suffer, so the character of the heroine is OK. If you are a book reader, you can check it out...
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Why did the author give up? This is the article I like to read, what a pity
It's quite interesting, but I have to catch up on it again. It's written too little, and not many people will read it, right?