The Wind of the Sixties Blows Past Me
六零年的风从身边吹过
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Pure Farming Stories. I Want That Cozy, Laid-back Country Life.
I’m looking for books like My Idyllic Mountain Life. A proper modern urban farming novel, with no cultivation, overpowered martial arts, livestreaming, showing off and face-slapping, or toxic content. Just a cozy, laid-back life in the countryside.
Period Novels with Only Natives, No Transmigration, Rebirth, or System
Any High-Quality Farming Novels Like Shanshan Youyao?
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Any Period Novels Similar to Those by the Author Yiduoduo?
Looking for books like Born Lucky! The Green Tea Beauty Gets Put in Her Place After Marrying into the Military. The heroine is polished and ruthlessly self-serving, and everyone is scheming for their own benefit. It's an ensemble story set in a bygone era. This author has written two era novels that are both especially good, with beautiful prose. The trans...
Looking for Palace-Intrigue Novels Focused Entirely on Palace Intrigue: No Transmigration, No Rebirth, and the Leads Don’t Have to Be Each Other’s Only Ones
I’ve Lost the Urge to Read. I Open Every Book but Can’t Get Into It
Short period novels with good writing, characters who aren't stupid, and no golden finger.
Period Fiction Where City Kids Run the Household
Historical-Era Fiction: The Heroine Isn’t a Saint, Doesn’t Bail Out Her Family, and Doesn’t Have Multiples; Her Parents Dote on Her
In historical-era stories, the female lead keeps having twins, triplets, or even quadruplets. It's exhausting to read. It makes no sense.
Looking for a Sweet Romance With Mind Reading, a System, Transmigrating Into a Book, and a Period Setting
Something similar to that story about the bad-tempered Huo Yan from Toutiao. I really feel like there are no more era-setting stories to read. I like female leads who are spoiled young ladies, without too many brainless moments or melodramatic clichés.
Realistic Rural Fiction, No Rebirth, Transmigration, Golden Finger, or System
Any 1950S–1970s Period Novels with a System, but No Siheyuan?
Looking for books similar to *The Era: From the Start with a Hunting Dog, Hunting in the Changbai Mountains*.
There Is a Shortage of Books. Is There an Era Where the Heroine Is Not a Virgin? If She Has the Ability, She Will Do It If She Doesn't Accept It.
The heroine of the era is not a virgin, she is capable, she will do it if she refuses to obey, and she will not tolerate poverty alleviation for her husband's family and the whole family.
I'm Looking for a Novel About a Strong Female Character from the Era, the Heroine Is in Business, Not a Holy Lady, the Kind Who Runs Around the Country and Abroad.
I would like to read a book similar to "Refined Egoism in Chronicles".
Historical-Era Stories: The Leads Must Be No More Than Five Years Apart!
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For those of us who were born in the 1960s, life goes on. Some people say that what has passed has passed. Why bring it up? But only we know that no matter how long it takes, what happened is still there and will always be there... When the weather is right, the sunshine is right, and the mood is right, the past will come up and linger, reminding us that what we remember deeply is not people or things, but our feelings. Recording these shows that we are still alive... In this chronicle, the events are real and the people are real, so I chose the location blindly to prevent anyone from taking the seat. (Be cheeky and give yourself five stars [laughs]) I love life and I love you, my dears...
It is a very real life of ordinary people, describing the changes and processing of family relationships under the painful changes of the times. The imperfect male protagonist's hesitation before family conflicts, his lack of responsibility, his fear and unwillingness to shoulder family responsibilities are all too real.
I particularly like such realistic books. It's not divorced from reality, it's like watching a TV series or a memoir. I like Ren Hongmin very much. I think love requires such persistence and permanence. If the author can see the book review, please pass on a reader's admiration for Ren Hongmin's prototype. [Laughing out loud]
The top three books I read on Tomato, I feel great! It's not a typical Tomato style article, but I like it very much. It's plain and like the people who really live around me. It's just that Suyu has a "bitter life" and doesn't have a mother-in-law relationship, but the imperfections in life show the diversity of human nature, with regrets and perfections [laughs]. In addition, congratulations to Lao Ren for bringing home this beautiful woman. There is a long chapter describing Lao Ren's story. At first I thought it was a group portrait, but later I realized that you are the male protagonist [laughing]. The one I admire the most is Dad Qin. He may not be an obedient son, but he must be a good husband and father [like][like].
It's written with a sense of life, but it's too bland. It would be nice if you could balance life and career. It would be better to give Ren Hongmin's career role to the heroine. The heroine is the eldest son of the family and the shortcomings of the family all day long, which makes me tired.
Life is so plain, simple and beautiful But who can live an ordinary life?
The Wind of Sixty Years Blows By The Black Cat and Xiaoyugan It's beautiful. I didn't expect that the author is an aunt. The writing style is very simple and very everyday. Seeing that it has a real-life prototype makes me feel that it is a very close story.
Wasn't it written in the 1980s?
It is a short story among parents, and the writing is also quite exciting, and it has the flavor of life back then!
The novel is very good, and the author writes it well. I opened the collection of period novels because of the literary shortage, but I didn't expect to read it in one breath [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]