
Only Daughter in the 1960S: The System Helps Me Pursue Scientific Research
独生女在六零:系统带我搞科研
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 675k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Period Novels About a Female Lead Who Does Research
I’m looking for a period novel where the female lead conducts research, with a strong-nation theme and a romantic pairing. Ideally, the male lead would also be a researcher. Something like After Transmigrating to the Period, the Whole Family Is Full of Extremes, where both leads conduct research, with the male lead working on technology and the female lead working in agriculture, medicine, or something similar. Preferably without any awful relatives.
Any Understated, Sensible Period Novels? Not the Kind Where They Eat Lavish Meals Every Day
Looking for books like Making Others Happy? I'd Rather Make Myself Happy. Historical-era story with a female lead. It doesn't matter whether she transmigrates or has a golden finger, but it shouldn't be brainless or too showy. I hate those stories where she has a pocket dimension people can enter but insists on cooking outside, and is always...
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is Spoiled by Everyone but Isn't an Idiot? No Rebirth, Please!
Nowadays, You Can't Even Find a Story Without Someone Being Reborn or Transmigrating Into a Book
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.
Historical-Era Stories With Stable Factory Jobs: Parents Who Work at a Steel Mill and Life in a Factory Compound
Nothing about going to the countryside as an educated youth, please.
The Heroine Is a Researcher Protected by the State
The female lead is devoted to research, mainly in the sciences.
A Period Novel Following a Top Student from Elementary School Through Every Stage of Education
Looking for books similar to *Seventies Village Girl: Grandpa Says He's Sending Me to School*.
Period-Era Stories with a Golden Finger, Where the Protagonist Becomes a Translator or Researcher and Eventually Works for the Nation
Please recommend period novels, whether female- or male-oriented, featuring a golden finger or a System. I’m looking for stories focused on research, translation, being a top student, or winning championships in various sports. Any one of these would be great, please!
A Period Story About a Female Lead Who’s Been Doing Research Since Childhood
Female Lead in a Period Novel Who Attended University in the 1950S or 1960S
Period Dramas Like Only Daughter of the 1970S
Looking for books like The Only Daughter of the 1970s. The female lead makes big promises to her family and then delivers, her family dotes on her, and villains get taken down quickly. I don't want one villain dragging on for fifty or sixty chapters without being dealt with.
Historical Fiction with a Real Little Girl as the Heroine: No Transmigration or Rebirth!
A very young child protagonist, a story set in a past era, a harmonious family, and no women competing against each other for a man.
Looking for Historical-Era Stories Where the Female Lead Isn't a Sent-Down Youth. A Rural or Working-Class Background Is Fine
Period Fiction Where City Kids Run the Household
Period Novel with a Male Lead, Cozy Vibes, No Awful Characters or Catty Rivalry Between Women
The female lead can have a golden finger, but nothing too over-the-top, and she should make full use of it. None of that having tens of billions in supplies but still living stingily. The leads should get together in a grounded, believable way. No domineering CEO stories disguised as period dramas, no women competing against each other, no obnoxious characters. Something warm and cozy.
Strong Female Lead, Excellent Student Who Skips Grades From a Young Age, Well-Off Family, Talented, No Romance, Only Child
A gorgeous, adored little princess in a harmonious family. She's rather aloof, and most importantly, there must be no male lead!!!!! Something with a genius protagonist.
Only-Daughter Period Novels, Famine-Escape Novels, and Post-Apocalyptic Novels
Transmigration or rebirth are both fine, and any genre will do. I have just one requirement: the protagonist must be an only child!!!! No stepsisters or stepbrothers, older or younger, and definitely no biological siblings, older or younger. An only child!!!
Novels About Academic Achievers
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I would like to ask if the heroine traveled through time or is a native
Not bad! It's just a little weird in some places. Was there ibuprofen in the 1960s? [Awkward laugh]
I have always liked period novels. The author has been collecting this novel since it has more than 50 pieces. At first, I kept up with the updates and later prepared to read them again. Today, I can't stand the book shortage. Half of them are stuck, and the author is asking for more updates [laughing and crying]
Very good looking, recommended to watch
I hope the protagonist can have a cat and a dog! ! ! Did I miss it? Why does it feel like the heroine went to junior high school at the age of three? I went to kindergarten at the age of two, then skipped to elementary school, and then went directly to junior high school after one year. Is the pace so fast? Didn't primary school last for five years at that time? Or is it that the heroine skipped to fifth grade? When I read it, it didn't seem like I was told to jump directly to fifth grade.
It's pretty good, but there's no plot behind it.
Very interesting, an ordinary novel
It's quite interesting. I just want to know whether the heroine is a provincial or municipal key character.
Very nice, I like it.
I just don't know what's written after more than two hundred and sixty chapters? Completely understand When will it be normal?