Reborn in the 1980s: The Clear-Eyed Supporting Female's Happy Life
重生八零，清醒女配的幸福生活
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- Completed
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- 962k Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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Other names
- The 1980s: The Foil Supporting Actress Refuses to Forage for Wild Vegetables八零：对照组女配拒绝挖野菜Alternate title on Fanqie
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Well-Written, Realistic Stories Set in a Bygone Era
I want a story that holds up to scrutiny, with prices that fit the period it's set in. No fictionalized settings, please.
Looking for Period-Era Novels About Foils and Counterparts
Looking for a Period Novel Where the Protagonist Is a Clear-Headed Bystander Who Doesn't Clash with the Original Female Lead
The original protagonist shouldn't be dumbed down, and please don't make the story too outrageous. Recommendations wanted! Leave your book lists!
Looking for Period Novels Where the Heroine Uses Her Wiles to Keep the Hero Wrapped Around Her Finger
I'm looking for books like "For a Good Life in the Seventies, I Spend Every Day Coaxing My Unhinged Husband".
Hey, Everyone, Send Me Your Book Recommendations. I'm Completely Out of Things to Read.
I can’t find anything I want to read. I’m so bored! Recommend me a good novel already.
The Heroine Transmigrates While Pregnant and Is Taken to a Military Compound by Her Officer Husband
A Clear-Headed Heroine Who Loves Herself: A Sweet, Delicate Beauty Who Knows How to Handle the Male Lead, Set in a Particular Era
Looking for books like Transmigrated to the 1970s to Be a Soft-Spoken Green Tea.
Period Novel: The Leads Get Married, the Female Lead Transmigrates Into a Book on Their Wedding Night, and They Have a Loving Marriage
Looking for books similar to The 1980s: The Supporting Female Lead Refuses to Forage for Wild Vegetables.
Stories Set in the 1980s Where the Heroine Raises Her Child Without Getting Back Together With the Child's Father
Set in the 1980s, with a female lead who has a child. After she transmigrates, she doesn't get together with the child's biological father. I'm tired of transmigration stories where a woman with a child has to take on another man's kid, but this one is different. The female lead has a blast after she gets there, just like the title suggests. Watching her beat up scumbags is especially satisfying!
Unusual Period-Era Stories With a Quirky Style
Nothing about moving to the countryside.
Really Good Period-Era Stories
Looking for books similar to You're Forcing Me to Break Off the Engagement? If You Don't Cause Enough Trouble, This Military Marriage Won't Last!
Please Help Me Find a Novel Set in a Bygone Era
The heroine transmigrates into a story set in the past. The family dotes on her, and she makes a fortune through cooking. The hero is away on a mission when one of his teammates dies, leaving him traumatized. He comes to the heroine’s village to clear his head. Her mother is very fierce, and the heroine isn’t the biological daughter of the parents raising her.
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A 1960s Book Transmigration: The Whole Family Is the Pathetic Foil to the Perfect Protagonist
Transmigrating to the 1970s: The Foil’s Road to Reversal
The Supporting Actress Awakens: She Knows the Plot and Wins by Doing Nothing
The Supporting Female Character in the 1970s Comparison Group Awakens!
Transmigrate into a Book: In the 1970s, I Became the Female Lead's Foil
Transmigrating into a Book: In the 1970s, the Villainous Village Beauty Just Wants a Sweet Life with Her Rugged Man
Transmigrating Into a Book Set in the 1960s: The Jaded Stepmom Refuses to Be the Heroine's Foil
Transmigrated Into a Period Novel as the Reborn Heroine's Foil
Transmigrated as the Commander’s Late First Wife, I Join the Army While Heavily Pregnant
I Became the Foil to the Heroine in a Period Novel
Righteous and Wicked Sisters Swap Marriages: Two Reborn Brides in a 1970s Military Wedding
I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970s and Married the Icy Male Lead
The Jinx of the Seventies: I Curse the Lucky Heroine into a Meltdown
It’s the ’80s. She’s Not Even Your Real Sister, So Why Spoil Her?
Acting Crazy and Playing Cute, the Research Genius Tempts the Girl Who Transmigrated into a Book
I Became the Biological Mother of a Villainous Brat in the 1970s, and Now I'm the Comparison Target
Reborn in the 1970s: The Big Shot's Beloved White Moonlight
Reborn in the 1980s: I Kick Out My Scumbag Dad and Help Mom Marry a Powerful Man
I Transmigrated to the 1970s and Got Together with the Devoted Second Male Lead
The 1970s: Playing the Spoiled Brat in a Period Novel Is So Satisfying
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It's alright, but for some reason I always feel particularly stifled, like a stone is stuck in my throat, especially the female lead's family situation, it's suffocating, I can't swallow it, I can't spit it out.
It's alright. Let me tell you about something that happened in my family. My grandma had four children, two boys and two girls. My eldest uncle passed away over ten years ago, and my grandma has been bedridden for seven years, cared for by my dad. My two aunts would occasionally give my grandma some snacks during holidays, but forget about giving her anything financially.
This book is really good! The perspective is quite fresh and interesting—it's all about action when you're unhappy. I've read so many books that I was getting tired of them, but this one was a breath of fresh air. I found it particularly interesting and highly recommended!
The plot and character development are decent, quite enjoyable. The initial portrayal of the female lead's family was rather unfortunate, but it improved significantly after she severed ties with them. I found the school scenes particularly well-written, although there was a slightly illogical section in the middle. Overall, it's a good read, and I look forward to more updates.
The beginning was really good. I loved the characters of the male and female leads; they were down-to-earth, realistic, and a little bit mischievous. The male lead's family was very warm and loving, and the female lead was practically living in a paradise. There were no scenes of revenge or charity.
Why is the rating so low? It's clearly good!
Human flesh buns, is that for real?! Update soon! Hurry, hurry, hurry!
It's pretty good. I like the personalities of the male and female leads, but there's just too little to watch.
To be honest, I really think it's to my liking. Don't believe the bad book reviews. This is the first time I've read so much without skipping anything—it felt so good! Keep up the good work, author! Don't read the bad reviews! 😳😳😳 Believe in yourself, your writing is great!
It's alright, but I felt that the female lead's mother-in-law... Well, how should I put it? She wasn't particularly bad, but she wasn't great either. Sometimes just watching her talk made me feel a little uncomfortable, so later on, I viewed her through a biased lens. This caused my impression of the female lead to drop, and I don't know why. I'm only giving it four stars because of the mother-in-law's tone of voice and expressions.