
I Cut Ties with My Uncle's Family and Head to the Countryside with a System
踹了大伯一家,带着系统去下乡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 264k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Period-Era Rural Stories With a Portable Space, Foraging in the Mountains, and Finding Hidden Treasures
Reborn in the 1950S, Hunting, and a Pocket Dimension
The Protagonist Finds a Ring and Gains a Pocket Dimension
After gaining a pocket dimension, the protagonist has to absorb some women with special tattoos. The first one seems to be a teacher, and she may have a fiancé.
Reborn in the 60S, 70S, or 80S: Farming, System, and a Laid-Back Life
Sent-Down Youth Novels Set in the Countryside During the Era
Any novels about men being sent down to the countryside during the era?
Looking for Period Dramas With a Heroine Who Doesn't Transmigrate Into a Book or Get Reborn, and No Golden Fingers
I’m tired of stories like this. I want a story about a native-born female lead who’s a military spouse.
Novels About Educated Youth Sent Down to the Countryside
Reborn on the Train to the Countryside as an Educated Youth
A Heroine Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, and the Male Lead Falls for Her at First Sight
Any Period Dramas with an Obsessively Devoted Male Lead? No Saintly Female Leads
A possessive, love-struck type, but not the nonsensical or over-the-top kind. More like someone who makes her feel completely secure in every way. He won’t misunderstand her because of her friends. He’ll always choose option A. Even if she does something really bad, he’ll still take her side.
Female Lead, Period Setting, Multiple Births
Waiting here for recommendations!
Looking for a Fresh Take on a Period Novel! No Military Suitors, Just Independent Professionals
The heroine is a photographer who transmigrates into a novel set in a past era and helps advance China's photography industry. She discusses photographic aesthetics with young teachers. The story is set in Northeast China. The male lead lives in a large woodworking factory compound. Others think he's a delinquent, but he's great at making money.
Looking for a Period-Era Story with a Male Lead Who’s a Village Ruffian
The female lead should transmigrate into a book and become an educated youth sent to the countryside. The male lead rescues her from the water, and they flirt with each other as soon as they meet. He often hangs around the black market and skips work, and his mother dotes on him too.
Retro Era, Pocket Space, Stockpiling, Complete
Stories About Taking Your Younger Brother to the Countryside to Become an Educated Youth
She takes her younger brother to the countryside to become an educated youth. Later, her parents are also sent down to the village.
Bygone-Era Stories With Few Terrible Relatives, No Sent-Down Youth, No System, and a Cozy Feel
Looking for a Period-piece Novel Where the Female Lead Transmigrates into the Body of an Aloof Girl, Then Becomes Everyone's Favorite After Moving to the Countryside in Northeast China
Period-Era Novel with a Northeastern Heroine Who Has a Pocket Dimension. No Rough Men. (I'll Insult Anyone Who Recommends the Wrong Thing)
The Female Lead Was Supposed to Go to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, and the Male Lead Was Really, Really Hungry
I'm looking for a historical-era story where the female lead is an amazing cook. Please, please, please! I can't find any!
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It's nice to watch, the female protagonist is low-key, and the system is powerful. It's not like other systems where the protagonist does things he doesn't want to do. I hope there will be a male protagonist.
Why it's good to watch is because there aren't so many messy top-notch products and rotten peach blossoms. The heroine finds a way to solve the uncle's family at the beginning, gets back her parents' inheritance, and then goes to the countryside. She only eats melons and never participates. She works hard to make money and gain friendship. No matter how other educated youths make troubles, the heroine and her friends are only responsible for eating melons and watching movies. Later, they find their family and then get to know the male protagonist.
I really enjoyed watching it. Except for the uncle's family at the beginning, the story was solved right away. The male protagonist came later and fell in love with the heroine at first sight. The heroine's grandmother's family are all good people. Fortunately, none of the male protagonist's family is particularly fond of the heroine. He also has many friends.
The heroine is neither arrogant nor impetuous. It would be great if 008 could be matched with a handsome boy who cultivates immortality. Alas, imagination is good, but it depends on the author's intention.
It's quite exciting, although some parts don't quite fit the situation, but it's a pleasure to read the novel, so it's still worth reading!
This book is good. The female protagonist has not yet seen the male protagonist after chapter 100. It is not bad. It is not like other novels where the male protagonist appears in three or four chapters. Are those authors so short of men in reality that they arrange it so quickly? It was originally about 200,000 words, but later on the scene of recognizing a relative came up.
The characters are very full of character. Very very nice looking. Not enough to watch at all. It's over so quickly! Is there any extra chapter? Curious about the stories of the children when they grow up. All in all, it's very, very great! ! ! Support! ! ! [Love][Love][Love][Like][Like][Like][Shy][Shy][Shy][Blowing a kiss][Blowing a kiss][Flowing a kiss][Sending a heart][Sending a heart][Sending a heart][Admiration][Admiration][Admiration][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]
The heroine has a good personality, the reveal of her life story and the appearance of the hero come a little late, but it's quite interesting.
The plot is good and worth recommending to you. Cheers, author.
It's beautiful, the ending is perfect, but the rating is a bit low, it deserves five stars.