Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970S: My Love Can Read Minds
穿书七零：我的对象会读心术
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- Completed
- Length
- 527k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Your Number One Period Novel
The female lead isn't a saint, has no awful relatives, and is decisive, mighty, and domineering. Period setting, aimed at women, contemporary romance.
The Pinnacle of Period Stories
An incredibly good novel set in a bygone era.
Looking for Purely Gossip-Focused Stories Where Everyone Joins in the Gossip
Looking for books similar to *Big Gossip! The Paralyzed Man Stands Up After Hearing My Thoughts*. Not plot-related gossip, and people need to be physically protected while gossiping. If you have any recommendations, send them my way. I'm out of things to read.
Why Does Cultivation Have to Be All Fighting? Aren't There Any Laid-Back Stories Where You Can Just Watch the Fun?
Novels So Funny You Can't Hold Back Your Laughter in Class
Funny, really funny.
Excellent Completed Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Strong female and male leads, taking down scumbags, past and present lives
Period-Era Stories with a Beautiful Heroine
A period novel with a beautiful heroine.
The Female Lead Transmigrates, Only to Find the Male Lead Can Hear Her Thoughts: Hilarious!
Looking for books similar to *Report to Your Majesty: The Tyrant Can Read Minds*.
The Heroine Is a Sent-Down Youth in the Countryside, the Male Lead Falls for Her at First Sight, and There Are No Relatives Helping Out
Whenever I read stories set in a bygone era, most of them are about supporting an entire family and becoming wealthy. Somehow, the prosperity of the male and female leads always spreads to every relative too. There are way too many scenes for the side characters.
Period Stories with a Gentle, Proper Hero and a Warm, Loving Family with No Terrible Relatives
I've searched everywhere but can't find the kind of hero I keep yearning for: gentle, refined, or suave and scholarly. They're almost always the second male lead. Why can't this type be the main hero? Please recommend some. Modern settings are fine too.
Stories About Female Leads Working in the City in the 1970S or 1980S
Looking for a Period Novel with a Calm, Logical Female Lead Who Won’t Take Over Someone Else’s Relationship, Become a Stepmother, or Remarry
Ideally, the leads are each other's first love. The female lead shouldn't be love-brained, and there shouldn't be too many awful characters or constant fighting and drama.
Looking for Period Dramas Without Military Marriages
Looking for books like In the 1970s, the Sweet-Talking Little Bride Makes Her Obsessive Husband Run Himself Ragged.
Period-Era Story: The Male Lead Can Read Minds and Is in a Vegetative State
The male lead is paralyzed and in a vegetative state, but he can hear the heroine’s thoughts. I think she’s a transmigrator. It’s a period drama.
Stories About Someone Returning from the Cultivation World or Quick Transmigration and Making a Comeback, with Romance
I'm in a Reading Slump. Yep, a Reading Slump.
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Reborn, With Everyone Possessing Mind-Reading Abilities
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Any Books That'll Make Me Laugh Like a Maggot on My Bed?
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I like two kinds, one is Giant Gou and the other is Big Mac. The heroine is Ju Neng Gou, and her character gradually changes. She doesn't go to the black market if she doesn't have money, and she is careful when using supermarkets. The male protagonist is also good. The author's mental Q-version villain setting successfully dispelled my dislike of the male protagonist being able to read minds. As an aside, the heroine in the Q version is really huge and cute. What did the author think? This setting is super interesting.
It's a really funny book. The heroine has a good personality (she's a bit of a funny woman at heart). It's not a saint. The genre is not very novel, but the content is great, especially the interaction between the hero and the heroine [Chigua]
So pretty! Looking forward to the follow-up
Is there a male protagonist? Is the male protagonist Sheng Huaian? It's so baffling to bring their daughter here, I don't know what the point is?
Hahahaha, this setting is so fun I was speechless after seeing it. . . . .
It is a brand-new period novel. The golden finger of the heroine is basically for personal use, with some elements of cultivating immortals interspersed in it. When I thought it was a period novel about cultivating immortals, the system came out. Overall, it is a good article. You need to be patient. The character setting is novel than ordinary period novels. It is similar to the kind of articles that Tomato often recommends now, such as the whole family hears my voice.
It's beautiful, so interesting. Hahaha, it's not interesting at all.
The writing is very good, why should the heroine share the pheasants and rabbits with them? Just kill one and give them a meal.
This book is very well written. The only regret is that my daughter and her younger brother from elementary school have an ending. I thought of an ending for them. The male and female protagonists gave birth to a small version of Qianyuan with memories. Later, when she grew up, she still liked her younger brother from elementary school, and her younger brother finally got what he wanted.
It's nice. This novel is very novel, but I can't tell which heroine the author wants to write about. From now on, the villain has written an independent personality. If the villain is the voice of the voice, he should not be able to see things other than what he sees from his own perspective. Moreover, the heroine's voice is too much of a third-person perspective. She can see things that the heroine cannot. Being too independent would be bad.