
Reborn as a Cannon Fodder, I Rely on a Top-Tier Star to Survive
穿成炮灰我和顶流相依为命
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- Completed
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- 411k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →Looking for Realistic Republican-Era or Period Dramas
I like calm, everyday stories without awful relatives: just a happy family working hard to earn money and improve their lives. Keep the golden finger subtle, not overpowered.
Share the Books That Got You Through a Reading Slump
I'm in a reading slump and have hit a wall. Please recommend something!
Both Leads Are Reborn, and They Were Married in Their Previous Lives
Looking for a sweet historical romance where the female lead doesn't want to be with the male lead after being reborn.
Looking for Down-to-Earth Stories Set in a Past Era, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
I'm in a reading slump.
One Female Lead Only. I Only Want One Female Lead, So Don’t Make Random Recommendations
Historical Novels with Possessive, Obsessive Love Interests
Hua Jie’s Book Is Back on the Shelves!!!
Aaaaaah!!!
Period-Era Fiction! Great Period-Era Fiction
Looking for good novels set in a particular historical era. The plot shouldn't drag. I've read several of the currently popular ones, and so many of them really drag on and on and on.
A Reborn Heroine in Hong Kong or Abroad in a Period Novel
I've read too many wish-fulfillment stories about male leads being reborn. I'd like stories with a strong female lead instead, preferably about women reborn in Hong Kong or abroad during the 1950s, 60s, or 70s and building a career.
Period Novel! The Heroine Has a Job, Won't Be a Housewife or Do Chores, and Doesn't Want to Be a Stepmother
No female leads who work themselves to the bone doing everything! Absolutely no chasing after the male lead, and no second or third babies! Either no children or just one!!! 🥰
Completed Period Novels With No Golden Finger, but an Excellent Story
Period Dramas
Stories set in a particular historical era.
Looking for Good Period-Era Novels 😭 (Something Close to Real Life)
Looking for books similar to Eyes Opened in the Eighties: Having a Child with the Notorious Village Bully.
Both the Male and Female Leads Transmigrate
Help!!! I want the kind where both the male and female leads transmigrate to ancient times, then use secret signals or infer from each other’s behavior that the other person has also transmigrated. Sobbing.
Looking for a Period-Era Story with an Exceptionally Beautiful Heroine
Looking for books similar to Military Marriage in the 1970s: The Fussy Female Supporting Character Is Sweet and Charming! Ideally, she joins the army from the start. Both leads should be good-looking, and I don’t want a career-focused plot, just everyday family life. Thanks!
🌿The Male Lead Loses His Memory and Mistakes the Female Lead for His Wife
A Couple Transmigrate Together
Two people transmigrate together and support each other as they work hard toward their goals.
Can't Period Dramas Have Refined Male Leads? I'm Tired of Rugged Men
Looking for books similar to *Reborn in 1970: Grandma, It’s Your Turn to Get Divorced Today*. Are there any male leads like Xu Xing in stories set in that era? Handsome, capable, and refined. Oh my gosh, I love him so much! Too bad he’s a side character. Please recommend stories set in that era where the male lead isn’t a rough, macho type.
He Has a Wife from the Start, They Get Along Well, One Heroine, and a System
Looking for book recommendations.
Long-Married Leads Living a Quiet, Ordinary Life
Quick Transmigration Pregnancy Novels with Mutual Firsts and a Fixed Couple, No Recommendations Without Mutual Firsts
Don’t recommend anything without a fixed CP. I’m a strict one-to-one romance reader and only accept the same two people being together. I only want a fixed CP. Don’t recommend anything without a fixed CP. Don’t recommend anything without a fixed CP. Don’t recommend anything without a fixed CP. I only accept fixed CPs.
Looking for a Novel Where a Married Couple Transmigrates Together, Farms, Gets Rich, and Raises Kids
Republican-Era Setting, No Romance, No Kids
Please, please, please recommend historical-era novels with no romance. No raising kids or taking in other people's kids, and no saintly heroines. Whether the protagonist goes to the countryside is up to you. A golden finger is a must. Please don't recommend books that don't fit, unless you're blind.
Reborn Redemption + Industrial-Strength Sweetness: A Delightful Urban Farming Novel
Looking for books similar to After Being Reborn, I Told the Doctor to Stop Drinking. The male lead's healing journey and their slow, steady life gradually draw you in before you even realize it.
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Very nice! The characters are also very fleshed out. The only puzzling thing is that when the male and female protagonists open a textile factory, they initially rely on the female protagonist's designs. The male protagonist plays a social and sales role, but the boss is the male protagonist. The heroine's skills open a hot pot restaurant or something, but the boss is still the hero. . . Although the money is given to the heroine for safekeeping, can't the heroine open a store of her own as her own boss? I jumped after seeing it. I couldn't find any relevant chapters where the heroine is the boss in front of outsiders. The limelight went to the male protagonist. The male protagonist is considered a boss in the eyes of the outside world [Thinking] The female protagonist doesn't know, but she might just be a wealthy boss lady who has done part of her labor.
Jiu Min, really good-looking, highly recommended [flying kiss][flying kiss][flying kiss] The writing is sophisticated, the logic is smooth, and the characters are distinct. The most important thing is that the career line and emotional drama are both equally important. Family, friendship, and love are all impressive. I really feel that the score is low. Some readers may have felt that there was a problem with the emotional development of the male and female protagonists in the early stage. The female protagonist always rejects the male protagonist, and the male protagonist is very chauvinistic. However, it is because of small flaws that it is real. Two strangers cannot be qualified partners after being together for a few days. Two people run their families and careers together, continue to learn and grow, and finally achieve happiness and perfection. For period novels, I personally prefer novels with strong logic and smooth plots. The most important thing is that the character characteristics of the novels should be vividly portrayed. The protagonist does not pursue greatness and righteousness, and the villain does not advocate the so-called beauty, tragedy, and strength. Each character has its own flaws and shining points. You may end up with the character you like when you read the book, but falling in love with imperfect characters through the development of the storyline is also a great pleasure of reading novels.
It's the first time I've seen a real-life double-transportation of body and soul, and it has a full sense of the times. I've only commented after seeing the relationship between the heroine and the hero ease and get out of the dilemma in life. I like this feeling of running in both directions, sharing weal and woe, and expanding territory. The heroine and the hero came in empty-handed. With their predictions of the plot and future, and their mother-in-law, the three cannon fodder in the original book hugged each other for warmth, became self-sufficient, started from scratch, and moved forward side by side to build their own commercial building.
It was originally rated as a five-star movie, but points were deducted because the male protagonist agreed to Green Cha's request and kissed her before she died. Points were deducted [angry]
It's super good-looking. I like the heroine's character, but it's too short. The author quickly updated it and the number of readers has increased. It's really good-looking.
Very nice. It's just that the previous comment criticizing the heroine bothers you to have a sense of the era. That was in the 1970s and 1980s, not in today's society. At that time, it was difficult to find a good job without a relationship. Moreover, the two of them had only been here for less than a month and had not yet adapted to life. I know that the heroine talks about the heroine eating and drinking for free all day long [awkward laugh]
Fortunately, some people may find the early running-in part unreasonable, but it's actually okay. It gets much better later on. There's no dramatic plot, but a sense of plain happiness. The hero's mother is very good, courageous and decisive. Fortunately, he met his first love and was very happy for the rest of his life🥰
If this is a TV series, then this is a show worth watching. Fortunately, the author doesn't have any clichés to set up a super close relative, or an annoying supporting character who has emotional entanglements with the hero or heroine from beginning to end. Every character in the article seems to have been written to life. When I read the article, I felt like I was watching a vivid drama. Every character was played so well. It felt great. There are some places in the beginning of the article that are a bit vague, but the flaws do not hide the flaws. After reading it all, I feel at ease. The pace is relatively fast, there is no running list, no procrastination, and no detailed description of a project. After reading it, I felt like, ah, it's over, I want to read more content
We started introducing each other, which was a bit inconsistent with the way modern people talk. The male and female protagonists are not perfect characters, nor are they stereotyped. They are well portrayed. In fact, we always want to say everything clearly. Sometimes feelings are really unclear. Love and dislike can be felt. Their ambiguous period is too short. The male protagonist is more attracted by the female protagonist's excellence. But this line is very complete, and the female protagonist's heart changes less. The career line and emotional drama are both good I hope there will be more imperfect characters, more realism, and no more cliches and templates. The male and female protagonists do things that are beneficial to themselves from different standpoints. Entering the entertainment industry and the rich second-generation male protagonist, his outlook on life is definitely different from ordinary people. The same is true for the female protagonist. There is no backstabbing, deception, phoenix, green tea, murder, arson, committing all kinds of evil and other vicious behaviors. On the premise that the male and female protagonists do not accuse each other too much, I think they should be more tolerant. In this book, the paper people live their own lives. They may not fail to sense each other's shortcomings and may not take punishment.
It's quite good. Although the beginning of the book is not very satisfying, but after reading it slowly, I found that the author's writing is very realistic. Many emotional turns in real life are not so dramatic. Just an ordinary afternoon when I decided to leave, I packed my bags and turned around. The scene is really life-like, but there are also some dramatic changes. After all, a real ordinary person cannot accumulate so much wealth in a short period of time. But overall, it is the only novel I have read from beginning to end in recent times and it is still very good.