
One Adult, Four Kids: Carrying a Fridge Back to the 1970S
一拖四:背着冰箱回七零
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- Completed
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- 409k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Period-Era Stories About a Capable Female Lead Who Knows How to Keep a Low Profile
Looking for books like *Smiling at the Locust Blossoms, I Ask About the Past*. A golden finger is fine, but it shouldn't drive the plot, and I especially don't want the protagonist sneaking off to the black market every day to sell things from it.
Reborn in a Bygone Era 🙏
Any recommendations for really good rebirth stories set in a bygone era? Please! 😍😍
Clear-Headed Era Stories. She Stands Her Ground. No Acting Like She’s Never Seen a Man Before
Looking for books like *Make Others Happy? Better to Make Yourself Happy*. Whether it's about transmigration, the entertainment industry, or a particular era, most authors write their heroines as if they've never seen a man before. No matter how handsome a man is described as being, she shouldn't throw herself at him right away,
Military Romance Novels Set in the Era Before Family Planning, When People Had Many Children
Any Stories About a Mother Saving Her Child?
Are there any stories where someone transmigrates into a book based on The Blood of Youth and becomes Xiao Se's birth mother?
Period Novel! The Heroine Has a Job, Won't Be a Housewife or Do Chores, and Doesn't Want to Be a Stepmother
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Any No-CP Historical-Era Stories? No Quick Transmigration, I’m Sick of Those
No CP + period setting, female lead stockpiles supplies, not a naive protagonist, and she has a golden finger! It absolutely must have no CP. No more quick transmigration! Out of the 180 books on my reading list, 150 are quick transmigration. Please don't recommend any more! I'm begging you! I don't like quick transmigration, but I dislike romance even more.
Historical-Era Stories with Kids!
The kind where they make delicious food for the little ones, and it's still a sweet romance!! Hit me with stories like this until I die!
Period Drama: The Heroine Stays Home Eating and Drinking While the Hero Works to Support the Family
Villainess Awakening or Stepping-Stone Awakening
Looking for books similar to "Kill That Transmigrated Woman." No golden fingers! No pocket dimensions, spirit springs, or mind-reading! The heroine should rely purely on her own intelligence! No transmigrating into a book! I want a native-born supporting female character who is reborn, has a dream, or somehow learns the future. No on-screen comments! ...
Republican-Era Stories and Going to the Countryside, No Female-Led Novels
No female-oriented fiction. No female-oriented fiction. No female-oriented fiction.
She Has Multiple Babies at Once, Breaking Her Husband’s Family’s Ten-Generation Streak of Having Only One Son
A period story where the female lead gives birth to multiple babies at once, breaking her husband's family's ten-generation streak of having only one male heir.
Any Strongly Recommended Period Novels? I've Recently Fallen in Love with Them!
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Period Stories About Revenge
Period or Modern Stories About Loving, Close-Knit Sisters
Looking for books similar to *The Seven Zeroes: A Quirky Little Cousin Doted on by Her Whole Family of Eccentrics (Chubby Little Dumpling Takes on the Seventies)*. Are there any stories about sisters who get along? Every story on Fanqie these days has sisters at each other’s throats, wishing each other dead. Is it against the rules for sisters to love one another? I don’t get it.
Before She Transmigrated, the Female Lead Dreamed Every Day of Returning to a Famine Era, Where Several Children Called Her Mom
Please Help Me Find a Novel Set in a Bygone Era
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Looking for Period Novels with No Portable Space or Golden Finger, Featuring a Stunning Female Lead
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I Think I’m in a Reading Slump. Nothing Interests Me, So I’m Looking for Recommendations
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It's very interesting, each character is very unique, and the things they do are very consistent with their own personalities. So far, I don't think there are any flaws in this movie. The plot is deliberately ups and downs, which makes people want to watch it.
It's a nice introduction. It says it's the best, but there's nothing in the article that makes people angry or aggrieved. I almost stopped reading because of the word "the best" haha.
Time travel is a joke, but the shorthand of my parents is very simple. Life is like this, there is no blind sweetness, no blind bitterness, there is bitterness in the sweetness. No one is born with a happy life and everything goes well, and no one is born with bitterness. There is always hope in the bitterness. In addition to the help of noble people, it is also important to continuously accumulate experience. Otherwise, if you are not capable, you will not be able to help even if you want to. The heroine is not a virgin, but she is not aloof either. She can help others while preserving herself, which is great!
It's so cool. Although I kept emphasizing that the heroine felt strange about why she felt that the body wearing the book was the same as her own, it didn't take too long to satisfy the readers' curiosity. In more than sixty chapters, it could actually be less descriptive and just emphasize it two or three times. I feel that the author wrote it very well, especially At the end, the author has something to say. I feel that the author is a very warm person. The overall book is very readable and warm. There is not too much that is top-notch. I feel that many times I look at the problem from another angle. In fact, the bad guys are not that bad. People are multi-faceted. This book has all been written, especially the heroine, mother-in-law and her mother, who are very classic in their portrayal.
How should I put it? After reading the whole article, I felt calm. Some book friends may not like this direction, but I felt very comfortable reading it. There were no big ups and downs, and I really didn't have any great relatives. The saddest thing in the article may be Xiuhua's ending, but from the subsequent explanations, it can also be seen that as a mother, she is strong and considers her children. I like every child in spring, summer, autumn and winter very much. Each has its own advantages. I really like this book written by the author. As a reader, I feel very comfortable reading it. I don't pay attention to chronicle articles as long as the descriptions in them are not so outrageous and exaggerated, but I also don't want to read things that are too close to reality, which would make me feel depressed. This book is very good, plain and simple, and the most important thing is that it is comfortable to read.
I've finished reading it. I've actually put this book on my bookshelf a long time ago. But because it was too short at the time, there were only tens of thousands of times, so I didn't open it. I recently picked it up and suddenly realized that it was already finished, so I took some time to read it. Overall, it is a very, very heartwarming story. After reading it, I felt that the sincere feelings between people are really touching. Very, very good. I saw some people saying, well, the author is procrastinating in writing. This question is actually a little bit problematic, but I personally think it is quite normal, because what this kind of writing normally wants is to feel warm, warm, and solid. If you mind, don't read it, and don't comment on other people's articles after reading them. Let me tell you what touched me most about this article: the part about family and friendship. Whether it's the protagonist's mother, the friends around her, or a few children, what touches me the most is the relationship between them. After reading it, I felt the body warm. Overall, in fact, the love part does not take up a particularly large space to describe, or to describe in detail the kind of stringy, sticky, and inextricably anxious emotions between lovers, so I think it is very suitable for me [like]. I really hate the kind of articles that cannot be written without love or men. I wrote that getting along between two people would be awkward, so embarrassing that sometimes I couldn't even sleep. So I really think this article is very good and great. I like this kind of long-lasting, ordinary, family and friendship stories. There are not many bad people around, and there are not many weird and weird people around. It is very worth watching.
The parents-in-law who love their grandchildren, the responsible husband, the sister-in-law who is skillful in making clothes, the sister-in-law who is good at cooking and helping to raise the children, one of the four children, a pair of twins, three boys and one girl, cute and well-behaved, the heroine has an endless supply of delicious food in the refrigerator, and does not have to go to the fields to do farm work.
When I first started reading it, it felt like it had an old setting, but it got better and better as I read on, and I felt very comfortable reading it. I have only seen three comfortable period novels of this kind, and this is the third one. I have read quite a few period novels, at least two to three hundred, and there may be other good ones that I have not seen, but this one is really good.
What else can I say? Gaga looks good. It's not the old cliché of wearing someone else's body, raising other people's children, sleeping with someone else's husband, but "half and half" [laughing and crying]. The plot is coherent and not laggy. There is not a single nonsense word. No matter how the characters are created, my mother's family, her husband's family, or my friends, there is no one I hate. If there is someone I hate, it's the second sister-in-law. But the author summed it up quite well: "They are all poor and troubled." In the original book, the heroine only appeared a few times, which was good, but she was a different person. Fortunately, she was released early...
The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are actually not that abrupt. It has the meaning of marrying first and then falling in love, getting married first and then falling in love and then slowly establishing the relationship. Because I personally have an avoidant personality, and the same is true in terms of emotions. I think of myself as the heroine, but I was born at the wrong time. There are too many people in this world with impure feelings. So I envy the love between the male and female protagonists, the education of children, etc. Written in the article, because these also satisfy some of my inner desires. For me, it can be called a kind of salvation text. (So I am not too paranoid about inappropriate writing such as cheats and systems. This article very much downplays the existence of the system...)