An Orphan’s Carefree Life in the 1970s
孤女穿到七零做咸鱼
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- 344k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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- An Orphan Girl Travels to the Seventies, Lies Flat with Supplies, and Lives Like a Happy Slacker孤女穿七零，带物资躺平做咸鱼Alternate title on Fanqie
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Please recommend a story where, from the start, the heroine gets a space and realizes she’s about to transmigrate, so she stockpiles supplies. After transmigrating, she learns both her parents were martyrs. She goes to the countryside and finds success in both love and her career.
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Transmigrate to the 1960s or 1970s, With a Space to Collect Family Assets
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Period Stories About Siblings Going to the Countryside Together and Supporting Each Other
A Period Novel About Transmigrating After Her Parents Die, Leaving Her an Enormous Fortune
Transmigration-era stories
A Period-Era Novel Where the Heroine Has Premonitions and Stockpiles Supplies
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Historical-Era Story About an Orphaned Heroine Who Transmigrates and Gets a Space Full of Stuff
Orphan, space, period setting.
Period Setting, Orphaned Girl, Portable Space, Hoarding Supplies, No Siblings, and a Huge Inheritance
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Period Novels: No In-Laws, Family Has Supplies
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A Period Novel Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into a Book: Her Father Dies in Service, and His Superior Adopts Her
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A Female Lead Transmigrates into a Period-Era Novel and Lives as a Carefree Slacker. No Romance, Just a Pocket Dimension Full of Supplies
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Well written, captivating!
It's quite good, the plot progresses quickly, and the female lead's background is a bit tragic, but she meets someone who dotes on her. Although she's a little confused about her feelings at first, she eventually confesses and they get together. After they get married, their relationship really gets better and better, although they might get a little cloying.
Unlike typical transmigrated female protagonists who go to the countryside, this story, while including visits to a junkyard to buy stamps and the black market, is glossed over and not deliberately explored. Since the protagonist has abundant resources and lacks nothing, there's no need for adventure.
So beautiful, so sweet! This guy is amazing, he's got everything! The only downside is that he has too few... Keep it up, big brother! The ending came out of nowhere, and it felt like the rest of the story was glossed over like a market fair, which was a little disappointing.
It's very warm and loving. There are few top-tier items, but they lack combat power. The male and female leads are not saints or charity workers. Most importantly, the male lead in this period drama is finally not a soldier.
Personally, I thought it was quite good. There weren't any truly awful characters, so it was very enjoyable to watch. One line in particular, "Don't be fooled by a bowl of plain porridge," reminded me of Meng Yanchen (a character from a popular Chinese novel) 😄😄😄 It cracked me up. Looking at the update date, it seems to have been around the time that drama was popular. The author knows how to use references. The male and female leads are both quite well-developed.
It's quite good, though the score is low. The author's approach to writing novels is rather unconventional—focusing on life before entrepreneurship, with the theme of enjoying life, which really resonates with me, hahaha. That's the kind of life I've always wanted, sigh...
It's a pretty good, light and sweet story. There aren't any major flaws so far. The main plot revolves around romance.
Before the Chinese New Year this year, Bai Zhuo kept her promise and the four of them went ice skating at Shichahai, where they had a great time. For the next ten years or so, Bai Zhuo and Feng Xu settled down in the capital. They didn't go out except when their children were on holiday. But they were almost done with their lives. Two major events also occurred during this period.
One word: Sweet! The female lead is resilient and kind, while the male lead is love-struck. The female lead was an orphan in her previous life; her parents had just died when she transmigrated. The male lead was also found by a retired soldier. There's no family reunion plot, which is truly heartwarming.