
The Sweet, Gentle Educated Youth Wins Over the Cold-Faced Officer, and His Whole Family Dotes on Her
娇软知青拿下冷面军官全家宠
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- Completed
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- 414k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Set in the 1960s or 1970s. No pocket dimension, no golden finger, and the female lead didn't go to university.
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Please recommend stories set in a bygone era that make you want to reread them. That means they're really well written!
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Stories with Heroines Who Have Huge Storage Spaces and Tons of Supplies, Aren't Doormats, and Keep Their Spaces Secret
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The Female Lead Is Reborn and Sets Up the Male Lead with His First Love
After being reborn, she discovers that the heroine was actually the male lead’s one true love all along.
Transmigration to a Rural Life in the Northeast During the Seventies, Gathering Wild Produce in the Mountains
Looking for books similar to The Seventies: A Southern Spud Goes to the Countryside in the Northeast and Turns Everything Upside Down. I want a transmigration-era novel where the heroine goes to the Northeast countryside to work as an educated youth.
A Soft, Teary-Eyed, Fussy Heroine Who Throws Things Whenever Anything Goes Wrong
Period Setting + Storage Space + Supplies + No Goody-Two-Shoes
😭 I'm out of books to read and desperately need something to keep me going. Waiting here, and I'm in a real hurry.
A Capitalist Heiress in a Period Novel, With a Pocket Dimension, Who Clears Out Her Family Home
Looking for a Novel About a Female Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside in Her Hometown
Looking for books like *Transmigrate into a Book: A Seventies Gossip Lover’s Self-Cultivation*. I want a novel where the female lead is an educated youth who goes to the countryside in her hometown.
The Heroine Is a Sent-Down Youth in the Countryside, the Male Lead Falls for Her at First Sight, and There Are No Relatives Helping Out
Whenever I read stories set in a bygone era, most of them are about supporting an entire family and becoming wealthy. Somehow, the prosperity of the male and female leads always spreads to every relative too. There are way too many scenes for the side characters.
Period-Era Novel with a Female Lead Sent to the Countryside as an Educated Youth
A Heroine Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, and the Male Lead Falls for Her at First Sight
The Female Lead Transmigrates to the 1970S, with a Pocket Dimension, a Golden Finger, a Beloved Family, and No Goody-Two-Shoes
The female protagonist transmigrates into a fat woman. She has space and a golden finger that can duplicate food. The golden finger is a broken bowl. She knows how to drive a tractor. Her father is the production brigade leader, and she has four older brothers. Her second sister-in-law is reborn. She is doted on by everyone. The male protagonist is an educated youth surnamed Song, and his friend later becomes the king of toys.
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It's a fly in the ointment, I want to watch the extra episode of Brother Chuan and Brother Fu
Good looking, but the second male lead is so pitiful. The girl I like is married, so sad [crying]
It's beautiful, please come and take a look!
It's very good-looking, and the second male lead is so good that I can't help but feel a little bit disappointed.
Among the novels I have read, the male and female protagonists are the fastest couple together. They don't have to worry about each other. They get together as soon as they like it. I feel sorry for the second male lead. I hope that the author can bring him consummation in the future, or that he can be happy with his little girl in another parallel time and space.
Not bad! The second boy writes a letter every week, which reminds me of a song, Late Love.
The author's writing is good, the whole text is very warm, and the pace is relatively fast (I personally like it). Qingqing and Meng Xiao are also very happy. But I give it four stars. The only flaw is Ye Mingchuan. The author wrote him so well🥹If you put him in any book, he could be the male protagonist, but the ending of his life is too sad. A book not only has the hero and heroine, but also the supporting characters and the people around the hero and heroine. The relatives on both sides are very good and I like it very much. Even if there is no extra story, I can still think of Ke Xin and Jiang, the eldest sisters Meng Ning and Fu Chen, and the children of the hero and heroine. They will definitely be happy in the future. But there is only Ye Mingchuan. I can't imagine his life outside the story. He doesn't even know that his little fat girl has left. Will he just be a passer-by in the life of the little fat girl (the heroine) that he thinks of. Maybe life is not perfect, but this is a novel, and what I see is their beautiful life in the story. The book is finished. I can't correct typos or add extras. The author couldn't give Ye Tingchuan a better ending after suffering for so long. I'm so disappointed [crying] [crying] Changed to five stars [send heart]
It looks good and I always like it. I look forward to updating it soon.
I always thought that my sister would be with Ye, and there would be a side story about my sister and her bamboo horse. Even though it doesn't exist, it still looks good
The author's writing is very good, but the male protagonist always comes late when she is in need and cannot help. What use is he? He is worse than a supporting male character! Will help him in times of crisis. Although the male protagonist is sometimes useful, he has a lot of annoying relatives at home. (Representing only personal views)