In 1970, It Was Autumn
一九七零年那是一个秋天
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Classic Historical-Era Fiction
Looking for books with good writing and sound values!
Period Novels Set Between the 1950S and 1980S, with a Male Lead! No Courtyard-House Stories!
Male-Oriented, Reborn in the Womb, Has a Pocket Dimension, Period Piece
Transmigrated as a newborn, with a grandma. The male lead’s dad is the third son in the family, and the male lead is the third child, with two older sisters. He takes supplies from his spatial storage and tells his grandma they were given to him by a divine old immortal. The male lead’s grandma loves calling him her precious grandson,
Set in the 1950S After the Founding of the PRC: No Siheyuan, No Female-Oriented Novels
Looking for books like *The Educated Youth Era: I Have a Critical Hit System*. Stories set in the countryside in the 1950s after the founding of the country, with a sign-in System and a personal space. The protagonist shouldn't transmigrate into a woman. I've read quite a few that were actually pretty good, but then later they just outright said...
Satisfying Reborn Stories Set in a Bygone Era
The great wave of the seventies and eighties: how could a reborn person miss out on it?
The All-Time Best in the Era Fiction Genre! The GOAT
The Male Lead Returns to the 1950S or ’60S With a Pocket Dimension
Looking for Period Novels from the Male Lead’s POV. I’ve Had Enough of Female Leads
The 1960S and 70S, Unlimited Supplies, Male-Oriented Fiction, Not Female-Oriented
Looking for male-oriented novels where the male lead transmigrates to the 1970s or 1980s with an unlimited supply of goods. Traveling back and forth between eras is fine too.
Set in the 1960S or 1970S, With Guns and Hunting, and Lots of Wish Fulfillment
Looking for Period-Era Stories. No Siheyuan Settings, and They Must Be Male-Oriented
Looking for Male-Oriented Novels Set in the 1950S or 1960S, No Siheyuan Stories
Check them out before recommending, okay?
Looking for System-Space Stories About Moving to Beijing from the 1940S or 1950S
Any courtyard stories that aren't Love in the Courtyard? Other courtyard novels are fine, and stories about escaping famine to settle in the capital are good too. Ideally over a million characters. Please 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Historical-Era Novel From the Male Lead’s Perspective
Looking for Male-Oriented Stories About Transmigrating to the 1950S or 60S with a Pocket Dimension. No Courtyard-House Stories
The 1960S, Black Markets, Antiques, and Beijing Siheyuan Courtyards
The Male Lead Transmigrates into a Period Novel and Supports His Family
A male protagonist transmigrates to the past and supports his family.
Reborn in the 1960S or 70S: Rural Stories with a Male Lead
Rebirth-Era and Reborn Historical Stories
I'm out of books to read. Any experts have good rebirth-era stories or historical rebirth stories to recommend? Most importantly, no System!
Mountains, Heavy Snow, Hunting, and a Protagonist with a Little Golden Finger
No multiple heroines.
A Seventies-Era Period Novel for Male Readers
Reborn Era Novels with Lots of Siblings
With lots of children born to the same mother.
Looking for Quick Transmigration Stories with an Irresistibly Charming Older Man
I've read all those books by Zhou Shu and Qi Shu, but I can't find anything else that scratches the same itch. Something always feels a little off. If you ask me, Teacher Superman Cat is still the authority on this.
Novels About a Man, a Tiger, and a Spear
One man, one tiger, one rifle.
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It's an ordinary story, a short life story about a family, not passionate, and not top-notch. The protagonist sees the stories along the way, experiences the life, and hears the legends. It's nice to take a look around when you have nothing to do.
A rambling narrative. Although there is no amazing plot or grand setting. But the narrative is relatively clear. If the author had set the time in 80 years instead of 70 years, the score would not have been as low as 7:00. How could the 70s generation be so free?
Pay good reviews first Come on Family relationships are unfair, but everyone pursues preferences. Please update more Mr. Author, you have to understand what the point is. For me and readers like me, the highlight is the parents' preference and the author's repayment of the parents. Recently, people tend to be more supportive, and everyone's pain point is the promotion of rice and the hatred of rice. In this regard, it is recommended to use abbreviations, write down a direction, and just provide assistance. Recently, two brothers, sisters, cousins, and a young Youzi from the same village have been coming here all the time. It's better to abbreviate Write more about going to the mountains to collect and hunt things. This aspect can be described in detail. The part about going to see the sea was also very well written, I loved reading it. It would also be nice to have more of this kind of portion. But it feels very uncomfortable to keep helping, but to give help that literally means no return.
It's a down-to-earth and authentic Northeastern text, with very Northeastern vocabulary, and there are many things that I would have forgotten if the author hadn't written them, such as news and newspaper summaries, and the characters are even more lifelike. It's so beautiful!
It's pretty good, but when the protagonist buys a house in the city, he takes his parents and grandparents to live together. It feels boring to stay in the village all day, and judging from the protagonist's parents, they also like life in the city.
I like this kind of thing very much. This kind of rebirth is good. In the later part of the plot, I should go to pick up girls. Three years have passed and the protagonist is almost eighteen. He has money and sex!
Funny, heartwarming, accompanied by family, unobtrusive, waiting for the weather, don't use it on the Nine Hidden Dragons. The writing is good, not exaggerated, not seeking death, a happy bean
Come on! Just write it, support you. . . . .
Many of the protagonists in the period novels I read before were unpopular and bullied at home. This protagonist is the opposite, the one who is pampered and favored. This opening is a bit interesting. As for Goldfinger, because it is just the beginning, it does not feel strong. The plot at the beginning is okay, and I hope it will become more and more exciting in the future.
The family relationship is well written, and I live a happy life with my brothers and sisters.