Back to the 1970s, a Textile Mill Worker from the Start
穿回七零年代，开局纺织女工
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- 657k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- Reborn in the 1970s, Turning My Burden into a Pillar of the Nation重生七零我把拖油瓶养成国家栋梁Alternate title on Fanqie
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Historical-Era Story: The Female Lead Comes from a Good Family and Doesn’t Go to the Countryside!!
The female lead builds her life in the city. She’s not an educated youth and doesn’t go to the countryside!
Please Recommend Highly Rated Period Pieces. No Dumbed-Down Plots or Cringey Scenes
Period-Era Stories You Can't Put Down
Looking for Books Like Xu Jing'an's
I want to read books similar to "In the 1960s, I Became the Stepping Stone for the Scheming Female Lead."
Is There No Historical-Era Story About Someone Who Transmigrates Quietly?
I'm looking for a book where the female lead keeps a low profile after transmigrating. Not one of those who claims to be keeping up an act, then goes hunting in the mountains every day or picks fights with everyone. Please recommend something.
Period-Era Fiction! Really Good Ones! No Pocket Spaces, They’re Too Unrealistic!
I don't know why, but lately I've been really into stories set in a bygone era, especially ones about transmigration. Transmigrating into a book is fine too. I read one about a soft-hearted freeloader and a green-tea schemer and really loved it. It felt so real, but it's still being updated. Ladies, any more recommendations? No stories where they get a pocket dimension and supplies like a supermarket, though.
Looking for an Era Novel That Hooks You From the Start!
Looking for Historical-Era Novels Worth Rereading
Set in the 1960s or 1970s. No pocket dimension, no golden finger, and the female lead didn't go to university.
Do Period Novels Really Have to Send the Characters to the Countryside? Looking for Ones That Don’t
Every single historical-era novel is about educated youth being sent to the countryside, or petty rural dramas. Can these authors write anything other than educated youth? Are there any historical-era novels that aren't about going to the countryside or rural life? Even something about spies in the 1940s would be fine!!!
Slice-of-Life Novels Set in the 1970s or 1980s
A Die-Hard Fan of Period Dramas, Begging for Your Hidden Gems
Bygone-Era Novels with Clear-Eyed, Sensible Heroines Who Mind Their Own Business, Plus Great Writing
Are there any stories like this? I really can't stand saintly, clueless female leads!
Looking for Stories Set in the 1940s or 1950s
Looking for a Period Novel with a Female Lead Who Doesn't Go to the Countryside
Period Novels with Heroines Who Work in Factories
Female-Led Career Stories: Startups, Business, and Climbing the Corporate Ladder
I’m looking for stories centered on the female lead’s career, preferably with a romance too. Any era or profession is fine, including business, starting a company, or working in a specific industry, as long as it’s treated in depth rather than vaguely. I don’t want endless domestic squabbles and family drama. A fast-paced plot full of twists, ups and downs, and reversals would be great.
Finding a Job Through Your Own Merit in a Period-Era Novel
Are there any stories where the female lead transmigrates into a rural setting in an era novel, then uses her abilities to get a job at the commune or in a government department? I'm out of things to read.
Looking for a Heroine Whose Parents Were Martyrs, Who Has a Pocket Dimension and Doesn't Have to Move to the Countryside
Period-Era Stories About Focusing Seriously on One's Career
Looking for a well-written story set in a historical era, with characters focused on their careers. No stories that wander all over the place without anything substantial happening, and no endless petty family feuds.
Looking for a Novel Where the Female Lead Finds and Raises the Male Lead, Please! ( ๑˙❥˙๑)
Fake Divorce? Empty Your Whole Family’s Home, Head to the Countryside, and Marry Your Uncle
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Period Novels Where the Heroine Can Find Jobs for Her Family
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A Curvy Female Lead, Considered Slightly Chubby by Others, Soft and Plump
Don't recommend anyone who weighs 110 or 120. That's not fat at all!
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It's been a long time since I've read a book like this. Although Gu Chun is the main character, the other siblings each have their own unique characteristics. The only downside is that there's not enough writing; it's not enough to keep you reading! 😢😢😢
It's good. The female lead even has her own career storyline, which is a bit brief, but still pretty good! The portrayal of the villains is a bit lacking but understandable; there aren't many truly awful characters; the sibling relationship is very heartwarming; overall, it's alright.
It's a great story. The female lead, Gu Chun, loses her parents in a fire at the beginning while trying to save public funds from a textile factory. She's only eighteen and has to support four younger siblings. Thankfully, she's inhabited by a 21st-century spirit, and she gradually builds her business into a successful enterprise.
I watched it all in one go. My first feeling was that I wasn't satisfied, and my second feeling was that I wanted more.
Perhaps the arrival of spring is to save summer, autumn, winter, and the little bamboo from their tragic lives. A spring breeze has changed the course of many people's lives. What a warm and happy family! Parents provide support and appropriate advice, but they don't make all the decisions unilaterally. Their intentions are always for your benefit, but is it really appropriate? Strive for your dreams!
The overall plot is not exaggerated or childish; it's very realistic and heartwarming. It's a period drama that realistically depicts the simple and enthusiastic people of the 70s and 80s, as well as the relatively real, imperfect protagonist. Why do I say that? Because everyone makes mistakes, and the female lead is no exception, but she's able to adjust in time.
👍Personally, I think the plot before the female lead falls in love is quite exciting. The storyline is tight, the logic is clear, and it covers everyday family life. The female lead is both a father and a mother, raising her child while managing her career. There are occasional clashes with difficult characters, and the conflicts are quite engaging. These clashes are also fast-paced and efficient.
The content is very inspiring; I like Gu Chun in it.
The content is fantastic! I look forward to more amazing content from the author.
The female protagonist, Gu Chun, transmigrates into the body of a deceased parent. She single-handedly supports her younger siblings. In her previous life, she was a designer who solved numerous problems for textile and garment factories, leading those around her to wealth. Later, she finds her family—her grandparents and maternal grandparents—and has a wonderful family.