
The Eighties: Opening a Glassware Shop
八十年代,开店琉璃厂
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 15h ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →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,
Any Low-Key Period Stories?
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.
Quality Period Dramas for a Male Audience
Era fiction that sticks close to history and has intelligent characters. Do not recommend simplistic wish-fulfillment stories, I cannot read them.
Highly Rated Books So Good You'll Stay Up All Night!
Male or female leads, either is fine! I just want good books!
Any Rebirth or Transmigration Novels About Someone Pursuing a Political Career Through the 1950S and 1960S?
Reborn in a Bygone Era, Rising to Leadership
Male-Oriented Stories: Historical Era, Going to the Countryside or Educated Youths, a Pocket Dimension, and Plenty of Spice
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating Into a Book Set in the 1970s: I Negotiate Terms With the System From the Start!
A Male Protagonist in the Countryside as a Sent-Down Youth, With a Space and a System
If It Is Lower Than 9.8, Please Do Not Recommend ヽ(≧д≦)ノ
Nothing lighthearted or comedic, please〜( ̄▽ ̄〜)
Looking for Reborn Urban Farming Stories Set in the ’70S or ’80S
No stories about building a business empire, doing business, or studying. I want stories about rural life, like fishermen, hunters, and gathering wild produce.
Reborn in a Bygone Era, Making a Fortune Through Reselling
Any Books About Someone Who Took the 1977 College Entrance Exam, Graduated, and Became an Official?
Any Entertainment Industry Stories About Anita Mui, Leslie Cheung, and Their Era?
I'm tired of modern entertainment-industry novels.
Period Novel: The Educated Youth Hero Gets Into University and Takes the Rural Heroine Back to the City!
A story set in a bygone era: after the educated youth male lead gets into college, he takes the rural female lead back to the city!
Looking for Novels About Smuggling Goods in the Soviet Union in the 1980S
Looking for Male-Led Stories About Transmigrating to the 1980S, Becoming a Tycoon, Investing in the Motherland, and Helping Poor Relatives Get Rich
Looking for books similar to The Fake Return of a Rich National Tycoon in the 1980s.
1970S Rural Youth Sent Down to the Countryside with a Pocket Dimension and Martial Arts
Looking for Stories About Reborn Youths in a Residential Compound
Good reads.
Are There Reborn or Transmigration Novels Where the Family Are Second- or Third-Generation Red Nobility?
Looking for Stories About Beijing Courtyard Compounds and Young Rascals in the 1960S and ’70S
I'm looking for books like *A Romantic Age of Blood: I Became Ning Wei's Older Brother*. Sons of bigwigs, Beijing street toughs, and all-out brawls.
Returning to the Village to Start a Business: Farming, Raising Livestock, Fishing, or Foraging by the Sea, No Rebirth
Looking for books similar to After Being Fired, I Went Home to Become a Fisherman (Chasing the Wind Across the Sea).
Reborn and Transmigrating into the Entertainment Industry of the 1980S or 1990S
Stories set in the entertainment industry in the 1980s or 1990s, where the protagonist is reborn or transmigrates and wins over lots of female celebrities.
Are There Any Era-Setting Novels More Ruthless Than This? It Doesn't Have to Be Set in a Siheyuan
Looking for books like "Come On, If I Don't Wipe Out the Siheyuan in Three Days, I'm a Dog (Transmigrate to the Educated Youth Era)." Anyone know of a harsher novel set in that era? Please don't recommend one that just force-feeds you a bunch of crap!
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Well written, without losing the basic logic of the times It was pretty good at first, but then the more I wrote, the more ridiculous it became. It had no logic and I couldn't stand it anymore.
The writing is smooth and well written. I would like to make a suggestion, I hope to see the plot of the hegemon who manipulates Hongxue's comments for personal gain. The Red Mansion belongs to all Chinese people, not to a small group of selfish people. Support Wu Shi Stone✌️
I personally think it is very good, everyone can take a look, and hope that the author will write more [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love]
The writing is very good, but I still rarely write about Dream of Red Mansions literature. The protagonist feels a bit smart. There are many in the sequel of Red Mansions.
Although it is a novel, it mainly contains fictional elements. It can be edited as lively as you want, but the analysis of people from top to bottom is very clear, and the context of interpersonal relationships is clear. If you think about it carefully, it is really beneficial. I look forward to updating it!
Starting from being a child laborer in my father's class. Work at a scrap station to collect scraps and cash in antiques to improve your life. The plot is natural and comfortable.
It's a wonderful time-travel novel, with sophisticated writing, clever ideas, and vivid characters. It's worth recommending! The rating is too low. Support the author! Completed
A very good rebirth urban novel
A very well-written book, the plot is described in detail and realistically, and it unfolds slowly and fascinatingly. Very good! Come on!
There are a lot of flaws, but overall it's pretty good. In some places, the author is really brave and is not afraid of having his legs broken. [Laughing awkwardly] After more than ninety chapters, it's a matter of opinion. The chronological novel has turned into a fantasy, and I no longer have the desire to read anymore.