The Easygoing Life of the 1970s
70年代的悠哉日常
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- Completed
- Length
- 132k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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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
The male and female leads should come from well-matched families. The heroine shouldn't get married as soon as she transmigrates. She should have a harmonious family, but not be the family's darling. Her grandparents, uncles, and aunts shouldn't be awful people. The heroine can go to the countryside, but don't force her to. Some stories make the heroine go to the countryside even when there's no need for her to.
The Best of the Best in Historical-Era Fiction: You’ll Regret Missing These!!!
Something like Xia Xiaolan's story. I couldn't stop thinking about it long after I finished.
I've Been on a Historical-Era Fiction Kick Lately. Please Recommend the Best of the Best
Looking for books similar to *With My Hands Behind My Back, I Transmigrated to the 1970s: I'm Good at Stirring Up Trouble and Making Money (Feng Qi Ye He)*.
Bygone-Era Novels with Clear-Eyed, Sensible Heroines Who Mind Their Own Business, Plus Great Writing
Are there any stories like this? I really can't stand saintly, clueless female leads!
Period Novels with an Obsessive Male Lead and Sweet, Doting Romance
The male lead is obsessive, the heroine indulges him, and she's powerful.
Any Books Set in the 1970s or ’80s?
A Period-Era Novel Where the Female Lead Helps Her Neighbors Escape Poverty and Get Rich
The heroine can be from the city, from the countryside, or a sent-down youth. But there has to be a plotline where she helps the villagers get rich.
Bygone-Era Stories With Few Terrible Relatives, No Sent-Down Youth, No System, and a Cozy Feel
Ladies, Please Recommend Some Period-Era Novels
What's the One Masterpiece You Consider the Pinnacle of Historical-Era Fiction?
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Transmigrated to the 1960s: No One Can Stop Me from Getting Ahead
Reborn in the 1970s: The Regiment Commander's Childhood Friend Dotes on Her
The 1980s: I Transmigrated into a Book as a Cannon-Fodder Sister-in-Law and Changed My Fate with My Pocket Dimension
I’m Not the Doomed Beauty in a Period Novel
Dumped by My Scumbag Fiancé, I Leave With My Best Friend and Marry a Rugged Man
The Stunning 1970s Army Wife Has the Officer Begging for Her Attention Every Night
Back to the 1970s: With My Pocket Space, I Crush My Enemies and Marry a Handsome Rogue Soldier
Stop Overthinking: The Villainous Wife Turns Her Life Around and Becomes Everyone’s Darling
Transmigrated as a Green Tea Girl, I Become a Labeling Worker in a Period Novel
Reborn in the 1980s: I Opened My Eyes on the Day She Became a Widow
The 1980s: I Snag a Tough Guy for a Husband for Two Cents
I Transmigrated Into the 1960s and Latched Onto the Squad Leader's Big, Strong Arm
What Should I Do After Becoming the Cannon-Fodder Wife of a Tycoon in the 1970s?
Sweet Desire, Alluring Fragrance
Me and the Fugitive System in the Seventies
After Beating the Whole Family, I Was Doted on by a Rascal Educated Youth
Transmigrate Into a Book in the 1960s and Cling to the Supporting Male Lead's Leg
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Wasn't the female lead the top scorer in the exam? Why didn't she go to school?
It's a great read, and the plot moves quickly. It's just that the author ended it too early; I didn't get enough! It's not angsty; if you like someone, you get together. The female lead is very open-minded. The only flaw is that the people the female lead saved didn't give her a thank-you gift, but instead the female lead gave gifts to the people she saved.
Hmm, it's pretty good. There weren't many ups and downs; it was just a simple, sweet, and beautiful love story filled with little moments of everyday life. But why did the ending come so quickly? The baby wasn't even grown up yet, hadn't turned over yet? And why was he always donating supplies to the country for free? Who said he was doing good deeds and didn't expect any reward from the country?
This rating is a bit unfair. I don't care what others think, but I really like this novel. I like not only the male and female leads, but also the female lead's in-laws. I personally recommend it.
I've never read a time-travel novel like this before. Unlike other novels where the female lead is rich and capable but keeps it hidden, this one is great. She's rich and openly enjoys it. I hope there will be more novels like this! Don't always have the same old story of going to the countryside as an educated youth.
So beautiful! So beautiful! Keep it up! 👍👍👍
Good heavens, she gave birth to five in one pregnancy, will she continue to have more?
If the female lead gives birth to a daughter, and she dresses and eats better than the other woman, he'll definitely be jealous! But not having a daughter, I don't think that's good either! Personally, I think his sister-in-law shouldn't have had a daughter in the first place.
It's quite good. There aren't any bizarre people or events; it's pretty ordinary. The only downside is that it's too short; it ended before I'd had enough. It's described as a period drama, but that's not really true because the writing doesn't quite fit the historical setting. However, this kind of approach is quite nice—it doesn't have so many rigid rules.
Xue Zhiyao thought of Lu's parents, and even though Lu Lichuan didn't say it, she understood somewhat. Since I was 17, I have never properly taken care of my parents, and I have always felt guilty about it. After considering for a moment, he said, "How about when we move to Kyoto, Mom and Dad live with us? Our house is big." They can grow vegetables and should be used to living here.