The 1970S: The Delicate Beauty Is Pampered Daily by a Rough-Hewn Man
七零：娇软美人被糙汉日日宠
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- Completed
- Length
- 362k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Female Supporting Character Stories, No Rebirth Stories!!!!!!!!!!
The female lead transmigrates into a book as a supporting female character and marries a powerful villain. A marriage first, love later. No angst, no angst, no angst. It's important, so I'll say it three times.
Stories Set in a Bygone Era: Military Wives, Following Their Husbands to the Army, and a Sensible Plot. No Brain-Dead Writing, It’s Infuriating.
Are there any normal stories? I really can’t stomach brain-dead ones.
The Heroine Is a Sweet Young Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside, and the Hero Is a Lone Wolf Raised by His Family
The female lead is a spoiled sweetheart, and the male lead absolutely dotes on her. He's the only one in his family, a little wolf cub who falls in love with her at first sight.
Any Period Novels Where the Heroine Follows the Army and the Hero Is a Regiment Commander?
I'm Tired of Stories About Sent-Down Female Youths or Rich Heiresses Pairing Up With Rugged Men
A beautiful, wealthy heiress with money, connections, and a doting family, but she's always forced to move to the countryside for one reason or another. Then she's too pampered to do anything, so she has to find some rough country man to do it all for her. I'm so tired of this trope. I used to like it, but now I think they're completely mismatched. They're from different worlds.
Period-Era Novel with a Female Lead Sent to the Countryside as an Educated Youth
Please Recommend Stories About Transmigrating to the 1960S or 1970S
Stories Set in the 1960S to 1980S
Looking for books like A Life Built on Justice. Born in the 1960s, the male lead gets assigned a job after graduating from college, then heads south to start a business. A down-to-earth story worth reading, with sensible values.
Novels Similar to "There Is a Canteen by the Clouds"
The kind of writing that is particularly good
Any Group-Adoration Novels Set in the 1970S, with a Badass, Satisfying Heroine?
I'd like books similar to *Forced into a Bridal Swap, I Became a Military District Big Shot, and Now You're Crying?* Something along those lines.
Looking for Good Female-Led Period Dramas
I'm looking for books like *[Transmigration to the 1970s] I Have a System That Makes Up for My Grievances*.
Any Truly Strong Female Leads? Ancient, Period, or Female-Dominated Settings Are All Fine!!
No charity-case stories!!! I want a female lead who gets revenge as soon as she's wronged, without waiting a day!! Preferably rated at least 9.2!!!
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The writing is very good, and I feel that some parts are quite interesting. I like the character of the heroine, hahahaha, just like me eating melon every day, hold on! Stop being ooc~
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It's nice but a little lacking. I'm looking forward to the follow-up.
The male and female protagonists are both very good. I hope that the heroine can move out after getting married. I feel that it is inconvenient to eat and drink living with those people. It would be nice if I can prepare some delicious food and give it back to my grandparents.
As I watched it, I realized that I had seen it, and then finished it. In fact, it was mentioned at the beginning that the husband was married, which also showed that the male protagonist loved him, but later the male protagonist got a job and built a house. At that time, there was no need to have a married woman. In those days, people could drown in saliva. Although the male protagonist is said to be strong, but if you really love him, how can you bear others talking about him? I feel that I will love you when you marry into the child. Why didn't you think about the male protagonist?
Happy Ending! The story is very small, and the whole story takes place in a team. They fell in love with each other when they first met, got together, got married and had children, all in the heroine's home. The heroine has her own melon-eating group and always gets the first hand. The heroine is generous and decent, not causing trouble and not afraid of trouble. She is really good at it if she wants to do it. She has space but does not use it for cheating. The story is also very big. A brigade also shows the national policy. People are sent to the machinery factory to learn knowledge, and educated youths go to the countryside, all for the purpose of building the countryside. Later, the college entrance examination is resumed. The male and female protagonists are in one province and one in the second province. They are all very good people. The life of the male protagonist is finally solved. The female protagonist's parents can go home because of the policy change. It's true. The location is small, but the pattern is huge. It turns out that the male and female protagonists are responsible for their own misfortunes and end up miserable, which makes it comfortable to watch.
The content is okay, but I'm a little bit upset about Gu Ze. I think you wrote that Gu Ze has liked Li Yao for more than ten years. I don't know if the original Li Yao knew it, but I think their relationship should be quite good. If the original Li Yao likes Gu Ze, and Li Yao gets married, what will Gu Ze do? If Gu Ze was the male protagonist of the novel, then they might still meet, but he wasn't [almost crying] Really sloppy
I really like it. I like the male and female protagonists. It's so satisfying. I highly recommend it.
It's quite good, and I don't know why. The biggest feeling after reading it was that I felt sorry for Gu Ze. This person I had loved a few times left a deep impression on me. The girl I had been thinking about for more than ten years got married before I even confessed to her. Moreover, Gu Ze was really nice and told Grandpa Gu everything.
Overall it's okay. There aren't any good books to read. What I don't like is that there is a man who has been in love with the heroine for more than ten years. Gu Ze is really unnecessary. He is also a good man. The result is fruitless. Then there is no mention of the hero's sister at the end of the article.