
After Our Whole Village Transmigrated to the 1960s
我们全村穿越六零年代后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 325k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- The Whole Village's Transmigration Diaries全村的穿越日常Alternate title on Fanqie
In booklists 9
Group Transmigration and Collective Survival Stories, Not Solo Survival
An entire neighborhood, city, or apartment building transmigrates to another world. I don’t want the kind where everyone transmigrates individually and has to survive on their own.
I Want to Read About a Group of Transmigrators
The protagonist is one of several transmigrators. He acts a part among them, and nobody except himself knows he's a transmigrator. Then he takes them out.
A Refugee-Era Novel About a Close-Knit Village, No Romance
Any stories about an entire village sticking together while fleeing famine?
Please Recommend Stories About a Group of People Who Transmigrate!!!!!
The whole class transmigrates; the whole village transmigrates; the whole school transmigrates; the whole dorm transmigrates; an entire family transmigrates... Any genre is fine! Bonus points if it includes livestreaming!
Looking for Novels Where the Whole Family, Class, Village, or Neighborhood Transmigrates
Novels with good writing, not simplistic, with a System or a pocket dimension.
Reborn and Making Money With Friends or the Whole Village
Looking for stories where the female or male lead transmigrates or is reborn into a past era and leads their friends or the whole village to prosperity. Romance between two men is fine too (*´I`*). Making money in other time periods works as well!
Novels Where the Whole Family Transmigrates
Looking for novels where the whole family transmigrates together.
Period Dramas, Ancient-Era Famine Flight and Exile, Apocalyptic Disasters, or the Whole Family Transmigrating
I've been hooked on these genres lately, but no matter where I look, I only find the same few books, and I don't know why. Please recommend some! Of course, books outside these genres are welcome too, as long as they're good. Just mention what genre they are; I'm not picky.
Tired of Male-oriented Novels. Give Me Some Brainy Female-oriented Stories, but Nothing with Completely Messed-up Values 🤥
Reader comments 43
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The author's writing is quite good, but it doesn't matter if there are a few elderly people in their 70s or 80s in a village. My grandfather is 80 this year and was born in 1943. The purpose of what I say is to make the author consider adding some elderly people.
I finished reading it in one go. There are many chapters but not so many words. The charm of the ending is that I don't have to review the plot of the previous chapter when I read it the next day. 👍 I have read this type of book before, but this is the only one that I didn't feel was a disaster. A fly in the ointment: 🤔 I saw that the update frequency is very frequent. How come you keep getting people's names wrong [what]? Sometimes the village name is even used as a person's name. At the end, many people's endings were not explained clearly 🥺 (Quietly: I thought Meng Fanying would be Li Leran's CP at first, and even checked the back of the catalog to see if there was any overlap, but after searching the name Meng Fanying, it didn't appear after they graduated 🤦. When I came back and saw the senior, I thought there would be some development, because many articles were written in this way, and the ending inexplicably hinted at a CP 🧐) Overall, it's very good, because this book has rekindled my hope in this genre.
Very well written. This is the first time I have seen a book of this type: a period novel about a group traveling through time to the 1960s. It can be said that it is a group portrait article without a protagonist. Unfortunately, there are too few, and it feels like I have just read the beginning. I hope the author can sort out his thoughts and try to write a book with more than a million words for the next one, which will be enjoyable to read.
This novel is about a group of people who are about to be demolished due to special reasons and time travel to a time shortly after the founding of the People's Republic of China. I paired it with a novel about a village that was also a time travel, but about a village of people fleeing famine in ancient times who time travel to almost the same era. There were contrasts and differences, and it felt very exciting to read them together!
Keep up the good work [Admiration] So far, the writing is still very good 👍 👍 👍 Keep up the good work and update 😘
It's very interesting. All of them are drama queens, so is the drama queen himself the author?
So far so good 👍 👍 but too little, come on, come on, come on, come on ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
It's quite good to read, a lot of the content makes people laugh, the story is very strong, and the characters in the book have very distinct personalities. It's a very good group portrait novel. The reason for the low rating is that the ending was too rushed. I thought the author would write about the great achievements of the villagers in that era, but I didn't expect it to end just after it started. Furthermore, Qi Jiabao's ancestors and descendants and the decentralized experts traveled back to modern times, but the content of returning to modern times did not mention these people at all, nor did they explain their lives in modern times.
It's very good-looking. The whole village has an optimistic attitude and the writing is smooth.
Qi Leran's current name outside is Chen Qi Lele. Sometimes others pronounce it like "Magical Lele", but she likes this name very much and thinks it has a unique personality. What's wrong with four words? Four-letter names are very popular nowadays.