The 1950S: The Family's Beloved Child Takes a Grain Shop Through the Famine
五零团宠，带着粮铺混饥荒
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No silly, naive heroines and no characters suddenly getting stupid. The male lead should be loyal and virtuous. Kids are fine, as are rebirth, transmigration into a book, transmigration, or native-born protagonists. Please, recommend something normal. I'm losing my mind trying to find a book.
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Stories About Transmigrating to the 1960S with a Pocket Dimension and a Golden Finger
Ideally, the whole family should be a bunch of top-notch characters who dote only on the female lead.
Rated 9.9: A Period Novel I've Read Five Times, and It Feels Different Every Time
Looking for stories like Back to 1968: A Ten-Year-Old Child Protects the Whole Family. It's incredibly good and so, so different from anything else.
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Looking for books similar to *The 1960s: I Can Simulate Without Limits*.
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A cute little kid, a pocket dimension, and a female lead who may be reborn or come from a quick transmigration story. She returns to the past and reaches the pinnacle of life alongside the male lead.
Historical-Era Stories Where the Female Lead Pursues a Career in Government or the Military
Looking for books similar to "The Seventies: My Salty-Fish Supervisor Forces Me to Carry the Banner."
Transmigrate to the 1960S or 1970S, With a Space to Collect Family Assets
The protagonist transmigrates, and trouble immediately hits the family. They’re reported or accused of having a bad class background, so the protagonist puts all the family’s gold, silver, and antiques into their pocket dimension, then goes to the countryside as an educated youth.
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1940S Male-Oriented Stories With a Space and a System That Can Identify Enemy Spies and Help the Nation
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Hilarious, With the Right Values. I Laughed Like a Pig in the Middle of the Night
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I can continue to watch "Slow Water". The family of five is very warm. Everyone is an ordinary person with their own characteristics. Goldfinger does not particularly exaggerate this. I like it very much. My parents are very good at carrying clothes, and my mother is also very smart. There are not too many super products. I hope there will be no bloody rebirth in the future. There are always various conflicts in life and there is no absolute good or bad. But when grandma and Dafang's family are involved in human life, this cannot be forgiven. See what is written later.
I can read it, it's a very ordinary period article. The protagonist's IQ is not very high, but he is not very stupid either. What is best written is the relationship between brother and sister. It is good that their mother has a cheerful personality, which shows that this mother can stand up well. However, the transition in the writing is not very good, and many of the patches were only made after I discovered them later. I saw a family just arriving at the military area before, and then after a while, I saw the brother and sister named Lu appear. There were so many scenes, but there was nothing important.
The writing is very good, and the author maintains that the soldiers of that era were actually very keen, and they were all killed on the battlefield. I hope that the heroine and her brother will be careful not to expose things, and not to be like virgins. Never give food to the person who killed her family.
The plot is good, but I feel that the description of most of the female characters can make people in the comment section feel uncomfortable. The heroine always encounters people who are jealous of her, provoke her, and dislike her, and everyone speaks very rudely, and then they become friends out of nowhere. The connection between these plots is a bit stiff, which makes people feel inexplicable. Overall, the description of family relationships is quite good. There are friends, family members who care for each other, and a direction to strive for. It is not bad. The male protagonist does not have a strong sense of presence, and the gold finger is not particularly big. I like that it mainly relies on one's own abilities to achieve goals, rather than relying solely on space.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a loving and heart-warming article between brothers and sisters. The description of Sui Sui's daily life from childhood to adulthood gave me the opportunity to review some of the food and toys I had when I was a child. Among the short descriptions of parents' lives in the article, many of the detailed descriptions are very graphic and full of life, which made me feel a little smoky while reading.
I caught up with the latest chapter in one go. I like the caution of the heroine and her brother. Although they both have space, they did not tell their families. Instead, they silently let their families enjoy the space in another way. At the same time, there is no mother who gives food to this and that. They are given to relatives who come and go and have conscience. Thank you👍The author continues✍️
It looks good, it looks good, come on, come on, come on!
It's nice to read and well written. There are basically no particularly annoying country folk who keep jumping around. The atmosphere described in the novel is also very harmonious, which makes it attractive to read and finish without even realizing it. When I was reading, I was always worried about whether Lu Ming would get married if he was a CP, or pick up a child and take it home like other novels. Fortunately, there was no such thing. It would be good to have no CP. The group portrait was very good, and each character was well described. I didn't want to see the main character having parents who were short-tempered in the front, and family and friendship surrounding her, but later it turned into love, jealousy, rotten peach blossoms, etc.
Essays about ordinary farming life. The heroine's family is very warm, and they show off without even realizing it.
Good. There are many golden fingers and they are very open. For example, five or six-year-old children go up to the mountains to hunt pheasants, rabbits, wild boars, etc. Another example is the mistress who is so popular that she almost thinks that she will start a harem in the end. There are logic bugs, and there are also some in Ultimate Relatives, but overall it's pretty smooth.