
Transmigrated into a 1970s Novel? No Problem! I Can Live It Up Anywhere
穿书七零?不怕!咱到哪都能潇洒
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- Completed
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- 911k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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See allLooking for Historical-Era Novels Worth Rereading
Set in the 1960s or 1970s. No pocket dimension, no golden finger, and the female lead didn't go to university.
Looking for Down-to-Earth Stories Set in a Past Era, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
I'm in a reading slump.
Period-Era Novel with a Female Lead Sent to the Countryside as an Educated Youth
Period Novels You Won't Want to Skip a Chapter Of
Looking for books like "Famine Years: My Pocket Dimension Is a Grain Shop". Stories about a female lead working in the city.
Lots of Pregnancy and Childbirth! Fast-Paced! Quick Transmigration!
A Period Story Where the Female Lead Stockpiles Goods by the Ton Before She Transmigrates
If that's not what you're looking for, please skip this. I've recently gotten into these. I only want stories set in a past era, no System novels and no stories with obnoxious, shameless characters.
Any Historical Romance with a Female Lead Who's Sneaky, Sharp-Tongued, and Great at Roasting People?
A Feel-Good Historical Novel About Transmigrating Into a Book: A Sharp Tongue and Problems Solved in Three Chapters
Looking for books similar to "Transmigrating Into a 1970s Novel, I Get Paid 88 Salaries Every Month". A career-focused plot! A romance! The heroine is amazing at solving problems! She makes connections and puts them to use right away! She keeps rising through the ranks! A feel-good transmigration-into-a-book story with a strong female lead!
Period Novels, Highly Rated, Well Written, and Completed
Looking for Period Dramas About Transmigrating Into a Book
I read this book a while ago and want to find it again! In real life, the female lead is an only child whose wealthy parents dote on her. She transmigrates into a book set in a historical era, and has the same name as the novel's heroine. From the start, she's drugged and ends up with the male lead. In the original story, the heroine called the police and had the male lead arrested. The female lead...
Looking for a Period Piece Where the Heroine Stockpiles Supplies in Advance, Please!
Anything set in a particular historical era is fine.
Before Her Family Is Sent Away, the Capitalist Heiress Loots the Whole House and Joins the Army
I'm looking for books like The Capitalist Young Lady Emptied Her Family's Home Before Being Sent Down to Join Her Husband in the Army. Rebirth + historical era + military marriage + joining her husband at his posting.
Novels About Transmigrating to the Past With a Space Full of Supplies
The female lead has a pocket dimension stocked with tons of supplies. She transmigrates as an orphan or into a family without awful relatives, and has skills of her own. She isn't a doormat or a naive pushover, and ideally it's a sweet romance.
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.
Period Stories: A Sensible Female Lead Who Isn't Foolish, Doesn't Play Savior, Isn't Showy, and Faces Reasonable Prices
The prices in so many period novels are completely unreasonable. A mud house costs over a hundred, and people give gifts of four or five items that are all hard to find. Seriously, if you're writing a period novel, can't you make things a little more realistic?
A Riches-to-Riches Story About Overseas Students in the ’70s and ’80s
Looking for stories like "A Post-2000s Overseas Student Transmigrates into the 1980s". Period novels about government-sponsored students getting rich abroad.
Reborn or Transmigrated Little Girls in Period Novels
Looking for books like "Turns Out My Mom Was the Female Lead of a 1970s Novel!" The female child transmigrates or is reborn at around two or three years old. In the first chapter, her mother runs away, and her father goes to look for her. After the child comes down with a fever, she transmigrates or is reborn. The child also has a grandmother who absolutely adores her.
Any Period-Era Books From Five or Six Years Ago?
The female lead is reborn. In her previous life, she followed a scumbag around, working tirelessly for him, and ended up dying miserably. In this life, she stays away from him and starts over. She takes part in the first Gaokao. The very first chapter has her hiding in the male lead's bathtub to avoid repeating her past mistakes. He's a research scientist.
Historical-Era Fiction with a Female Lead Who Starts a Business
Looking for books like "You Want to Send Me to the Countryside? My Scientist Husband Cleared Out Your Whole Family". I can't remember the title, but the male lead's surname is Pei, and he's the son of a high-ranking Beijing official. After the female lead transmigrates, she splits from the family and lives with her mother and two sisters. Later, she moves to the city, sells clothes, opens a roujiamo shop, and studies too.
Period Novel with an Independent, Strong-Minded Female Lead Who Starts a Business
The heroine should be strong-willed, not too childish.
Period Novel with a Countryside Heroine
Looking for books similar to "I Became the Captain's Little Girl, and He Proposed Right from the Start? (Yu Qing)". A period story, with a female lead who has a spatial realm and a family that dotes on her.
Any Period Novels Without Women Competing Against Each Other, or With Only a Little of That?
I'm looking for books similar to Military Marriage: The Fierce-Looking Officer Is Wrapped Around His Finger by a Stunning Painter (The Rose of the Compound). No stories where there are hardly any normal women and all the women are fighting each other. Rivalry among men is fine, but please, no women-against-women drama.
Senior Sister Transmigrates to the 1970s as an Army Wife: Winning Over the Men
A tribulation lightning strike sent Jiu Yi, the eldest senior sister of the cultivation world, into the body of a silly girl in 1970s China. And she was carrying triplets, too. "What's going on?" Maybe there really is such a thing as a marriage destined from a thousand miles away, because she meets the children's father. She'd planned to lie flat and live lazily this time around, but, sigh...!
I'm in a Reading Slump! Any Historical-Era Stories?!!!
Looking for books like "The Sixties: I Dumped My First Love, Emptied the Family Home, and Went to the Countryside".
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It's quite good; there's a space where the female lead watches the show from the sidelines, enjoying the gossip.
I've seen 100 chapters so far, and there aren't any major issues. The female lead has a strong cheat ability, and she also knows some martial arts. Most importantly, she's the only transmigrator, unlike other female-oriented novels that feature a large number of transmigrators or reincarnated individuals.
So many new books lately, it feels like they're all gone as soon as I start reading them. Keep it up! 😆
Things are going pretty well so far. I hope she and the male lead can understand each other's feelings soon and move forward together, and that the older brothers will appear soon too.
Finally, there's a book that takes an outsider's perspective. While other novels focus on the female lead's jealousy, this one is different. It features a beloved female lead but doesn't experience the same hardships as other female leads.
The life was uneventful, without much drama. However, the start times for work and the oxcart departure times to the city were 8:00 AM and 9:00 AM respectively, which seemed unreasonable. In rural areas, people started work early and finished early as well. At 8:00 AM in June, the sun was already blazing; it was midday, the hottest time of day. What could one possibly do?
It's alright, but this novel is quite bland. The female lead just goes to work, eats, and plays in her virtual space, while the male lead just goes hunting in the mountains, or they just eat and drink together—very ordinary. The male lead has had a crush on the female lead since their first meeting, and even after over 200 chapters, he hasn't confessed, and the female lead doesn't seem to feel…
It's a great read! Unlike other period dramas where the female lead suffers a lot, this one features a beloved female lead who has a special advantage that she uses very well. She's intelligent, capable, has strong moral principles, and is kind but not overly saintly.
The writing is pretty good, but it's too mundane and a bit boring. I was listening to the audiobook at work and almost fell asleep 🤦
Yes, it's good. The female lead doesn't have many awful people around her. Her life is smooth.