Those Years Spent Striving to Achieve My Goals in the 1970s
在七十年代努力完成目标的那些年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 387k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Historical-Era Stories with a Female Lead Who Stands on Her Own: No More Male Leads Who Keep Going to the Countryside to Help the Poor
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A Military Marriage in the Seventies: The Bandit Turns Out to Be the Commander’s Darling Wife
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Looking for Good, Completed Period Stories with No Romance!
No romance! No romance! No romance! There must be no male lead! Please read carefully before recommending, thanks 🙏🏾 The female lead shouldn’t be a self-sacrificing saint, raise someone else’s kids, or support an entire extended family. She should put herself first and shine on her own. Ideally, she has a job in the city.
Transmigrated Into a Vicious Female Supporting Character, She Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, and She's Gorgeous
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Desperately Seeking Amazing Period Novels
I want a story about a female lead gradually making her way to the top, preferably with a healthy family relationship. I don’t want a System, military marriage, or quick transmigration. No female leads with reduplicated names or names ending in “-er,” and please don’t make the whole story about romance. Asking politely, thanks 🌹
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It's very well written. There are some minor objections: the bricks and tiles at that time were not cheap, and even without considering labor costs, they should have cost more than 100 yuan. When the village officials did not help her save money, 60 yuan was too little, unless the local brick factories had a large backlog of bricks and reduced prices significantly.
That's incredibly patient, almost like a Ninja Turtle! Isn't this supposed to be from the apocalypse? What's there to be afraid of?
After watching Xia Lu leave, Xia's older sister sighed deeply. She was not a good older sister. She always valued herself the most and even watched her own younger sister being bullied. She only dared to take care of her a little after she was doing well. She chuckled softly, thinking that Lulu probably didn't need her care anymore.
Can I farm and raise animals?
This book still has its merits; the low score is a bit unfair. The female protagonist lives her own life without any ambiguous relationships. I quite like this style of book. Don't always think you're so great; you still have to play it safe. She doesn't think she can change anything, she can listen to other people's complaints, but she doesn't interfere with their choices.
It's very close to real human relationships and conflicts! Some say the female lead's revenge is too childish. Let alone back then, even now, most family members go their separate ways if they're not on the same page. There's not that much righteous indignation and retribution. Not to mention the female lead's reincarnation as a spirit; although she has memories, they're not her own experiences.
The so-called "punishing a scumbag" is like giving him a few light taps with a broom, leaving him with no real harm. True punishment means giving him a thorough beating that makes him feel the pain. Giving him a life and letting it pass by so easily just feels unsatisfying.
I just wanted to read a story without a romantic pairing, and the female lead's personality really suited me; she was very methodical in her actions and dealings with people. Unlike many female leads in books who are constantly jumping around, going to the black market, rummaging through junkyards, and just being a bystander, etc.! There just wasn't enough of that.
Well written, but why is the outcome of returning from the apocalypse so gentle?
It was great, I didn't miss a single chapter, it was exceptionally good.