Transmigrated to the 1960S: Enjoying Gossip and Shows Through the Famine
穿越六零，吃瓜看戏度荒年
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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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!
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From the male lead's perspective, preferably with only one female lead.
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I'm tired of stories that are either about the black market or people watching the drama unfold.
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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.
Novels Where the Whole Family Transmigrates
Looking for novels where the whole family transmigrates together.
Any Period Novels as Good as Xia Xiaolan’s?
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The Period Dramas I Can Read Over and Over Again!
Looking for books like The 1970s Cannon Fodder Is Full of Rebellion; Going Crazy Is My Specialty.
An Amazing Historical-Era Novel
The female lead is reborn and sets out to get rich. It's a period novel that really captures its era.
Any Period Novels Where the Characters Have Supplies but Don’t Sell Them on the Black Market?
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Transmigrate to the 1940S With a Portable Space and Live in a Cave Dwelling
Looking for Normal Period Pieces!
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Male-Oriented Period Novels About the 1958–1963 Famine, Not Female-Oriented Ones
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Something like Xia Xiaolan's story. I couldn't stop thinking about it long after I finished.
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It records the life of the older generation in that era in a simple and unpretentious way. Goldfinger is just right. They are either the kind of awesome characters or simple ordinary people who do not have great abilities but rely on the prophets and insights of later generations to live hard in that era. It looks good and I hope there will be more novels like this and less explanatory notes that over-beautify the protagonist every second. It shows that ordinary people feel that a time travel is awesome. It's really nice. Let me tell you about it slowly.
This is really one of the more cautious ones I've read in the chronological articles, and the prices are not exaggerated. Some of the parents are short-sighted, some are top-notch, some are kind and simple, and they are good-looking.
This is the first modern escape story I've read. I think it's pretty good, but there are too few and it's not enough to read.
It looks good, but I remember it when I walked through it in front. I didn't remember that Grandpa Qiao looked the same. This way, he would not have starved to death at the age of sixty two days earlier. What a pity, my grandma also fell ill in her sixties and had no money to treat her to death. I will regret it for the rest of my life. The other netizens in the comment section are right, I can't stand it anymore
The heroine's family is transparent and cautious after time travel, and the article is also very down-to-earth. I recommend it!
It's pretty good for a period novel. Even if there is space, it can't be refreshed infinitely. It doesn't use golden fingers very much. The heroine's family is quite pragmatic and relies more on themselves. I also have some very good relatives, but the old lady at home can carry it clearly, which makes it much more comfortable to watch. It's really pretty and interesting. I just didn't pay attention to the word count. I haven't finished it yet and have to wait for the update [laughing and crying]
Yes, I like the emotional line between the male and female protagonists. It does not start with appearance. It falls in love at first sight and is inseparable at every turn. Everything happens naturally and naturally. That lean year was also simple and in line with the sense of the times.
It's very good. It's one of the few novels that I can read all in 🍅. Although it has some minor shortcomings, I think it's much better than those billion-dollar space travels and then wandering into the black market. And the use of space is also very reasonable. There are basically no plots in the later stages. I think it's understandable. Put yourself in my shoes, I don't think anyone can enjoy hot food and drink hot food while his own brothers and sisters are hungry. Although some of the plots are not very coherent. Maybe the author is writing a novel for the first time, but it is also very good. Generally speaking, there is no big plot that I can't stand. For example: prices. It's just that the time jumps a bit fast. For me, hahaha, I like the kind of steady flow, not a sudden jump of a few years.
Compared with so many period articles, this one is relatively more realistic. As a person from the 1970s, in this article I see more of the social reality at that time and the sincerity between people that was unique to that era. It delicately describes the unyielding, optimistic, and progressive people of that era in the face of natural and man-made disasters. It also describes the older generation's love for the country and the people and their loyalty to their beliefs! Young people today will find something unbelievable when they read articles like this, but for those of us in the 1970s, these are the memories of our childhood: noisy little things, helping each other in big things, and the local love is sincere and warm. Please support me, author, and I look forward to more of your works. I just forgot to mention that the rating of this book is too low. It is better than many books with a score of 9 or more.
The heroine's family is really kind-hearted, which fully embodies the saying that the best can help the world. Now that I'm looking for a job for my aunt's children, I've been holding back for a while, thinking that reading novels is just to pass the time, and it's not too demanding. Later, I looked through the comments and found that there are many kind acts behind it. Thinking about it, it's better not to embarrass yourself and call it a day. It's not easy for the author to write, so I'll give it a four.