The 1970s: My Wife Is So Beautiful, Factory Director Xie Dotes on Her and Cares for the Family
七零：老婆太美，谢厂长宠妻顾家
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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The Pinnacle of Period Stories
An incredibly good novel set in a bygone era.
A Levelheaded Heroine Who Won't Give Up on Herself for a Man, and Is Actually Smart!
Guys, I’m seriously in need of stories with a clear-headed female lead. Please recommend some!
Looking for Well-Written Period Novels Like Xia Xiaolan and Song Youxiang
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Historical-Era Story: The Female Lead Comes from a Good Family and Doesn’t Go to the Countryside!!
The female lead builds her life in the city. She’s not an educated youth and doesn’t go to the countryside!
Period Novels Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Bail Out Her Family, Have Lots of Children, Go to the Black Market, or Take Over Someone Else’s Mess
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A Gentle, Cultured, Strategic Male Lead Who Favors Only One Person
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I've Recently Gotten into Stories Set in a Bygone Era. I Fell Down the Rabbit Hole and Can't Get Out
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Period Drama: The Heroine Stays Home Eating and Drinking While the Hero Works to Support the Family
It’s Been Ages Since I Laughed Myself to Death in the Middle of the Night. Please Recommend Books That’ll Make Me Laugh Myself to Death 🙏
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The All-Time Best in the Era Fiction Genre! The GOAT
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I really love the self-centered female lead! She doesn't rush into falling in love with the male lead at first sight or being attracted to his looks. Loving yourself is the true beginning of a lifelong romance! 😳
I really love the female lead's clear-headedness. What I love most is her attitude towards life: she's wealthy, has free time, and a job. She believes in the saying "if it works, stay together; if it doesn't, leave," and she doesn't get bogged down in trivial family matters. She truly enjoys life. It's my dream life! 🤭 I hope the later episodes don't fall apart.
It's not bad, you can watch it. There aren't many truly outstanding characters, and the female lead's family is very harmonious. The female lead's main theme is doing whatever she wants. Don't limit yourself; as long as you don't regret it, just do what you want in the moment, and she does a good job. The male lead is aloof and cunning, so let's just accept that.
🍅A top-notch period drama, excellent writing, great plot, and logical flow—why is it rated so low? It deserves at least a 9.6. I love the female lead's clarity and intelligence, her clear sense of right and wrong, and the gradual development of the romance between the male and female leads. What touched me most was the male lead's unique and unwavering devotion to the female lead.
The female lead's character design is quite good; it's rare to see such a pleasant character design. The female protagonist transmigrated into the book without expressing any particular resistance, nor did she complain about the original owner being disliked and try to please or win her back. She simply interacted with people naturally.
It's a great read. The female lead is exceptionally well-developed, and there are very few truly awful characters throughout the entire story—in fact, none. The interactions between the male and female leads aren't overly cloying; they're more like a natural, mutually supportive relationship. The whole read is very enjoyable, and I highly recommend it.
It's good. Finally, it's not like the female lead sacrifices herself to love the male lead and is forced to accept the difficulties caused by the male lead's family.
It's not bad, not as exaggerated as some reviews suggested. You really have to see for yourself to know. The female lead's character is good, and the male lead is also quite nice. I thought he'd be some kind of perfect guy. The female lead's family treats her very well; it feels like mutual support. It's a typical sister-in-law relationship—since she's married, she can just go home less often.
I love the female lead so much! Every time she makes a conscious comment about love, I just want to kiss her. And this is the most satisfying novel I've ever read with such high spatial utilization; the female lead can even watch TV in her mind while eating! 🥹 As for the male lead, after reading over 180 chapters, I really wanted Yan or something to take his place.
I found it really good, and I especially liked the female lead's attitude towards people and situations. I hope the author continues to do well.