Transmigrated to the 1960S: The Years of Communal Dining
穿进六零：大锅饭的那几年
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Any Period Novels Where the Female Lead Focuses on Her Career!!
Looking for books similar to *Reborn in the Eighties: My Wife Is a Little Spicy*. Anything like this one.
Please Recommend No-CP Books With a Strong Female Lead, No Quick Transmigration
Famine Stories Set in the 1950S and 1960S
No stories set in the 1970s or similar. I've seen people asking for recommendations and getting random suggestions. Please read the title carefully, thanks!
This Period Piece Is So Good, You Have to Read It
Looking for period novels like *Bamboo*! I read this one and got completely hooked!
Is There No Historical-Era Story About Someone Who Transmigrates Quietly?
I'm looking for a book where the female lead keeps a low profile after transmigrating. Not one of those who claims to be keeping up an act, then goes hunting in the mountains every day or picks fights with everyone. Please recommend something.
Republic-Era Novels
I never recommend books I haven't read. These are my favorite period novels, and I'm sharing them with everyone. There are also a few quick transmigration stories, so check them out if you're interested.
Do Period Novels Really Have to Send the Characters to the Countryside? Looking for Ones That Don’t
Every single historical-era novel is about educated youth being sent to the countryside, or petty rural dramas. Can these authors write anything other than educated youth? Are there any historical-era novels that aren't about going to the countryside or rural life? Even something about spies in the 1940s would be fine!!!
The Period Dramas I Can Read Over and Over Again!
Looking for books like The 1970s Cannon Fodder Is Full of Rebellion; Going Crazy Is My Specialty.
No Romance! Strong Female Lead, Historical-Era Setting
No CP!!! Please read the title carefully.
Period-Era Stories: Either No Romance or Very Little, and No Military Marriages at Every Turn
I checked out those recommendations for novels set in a bygone era. The blurbs were pretty enticing, but after reading a few more chapters I was completely done. The characters transmigrate and then become hopeless romantics, swooning over people left and right. What, have they not been watching enough handsome guys on Douyin? Maybe they should watch more next time. Recommend something normal, preferably with no romance.
Period Dramas With Fresh Plots That Aren’t Too Cliched, Preferably Rated 9.0 or Higher
Historical-Era Novels with a Female Lead Who Is Careful with Money and Does Not Raise the Original Owner's Children or Her Own Siblings
Don’t have the female lead inherit the original host’s husband and child. Don’t have her raise a child as if it were a sibling. Friends should keep some boundaries: don’t eat food your friend has already eaten from. I can’t remember the title, but that aspect of the female lead was unbearable for anyone with a thing about hygiene. Also, don’t have one friend constantly giving while the other just takes. If she gives you something, give her even more in return...
Seeking Period Novels in the Style of Xu Jingan, Where Both the Main and Supporting Characters Have Common Sense
Mind your own business! Don't be a lovesick idiot!
Historical Fiction, No Romance, No CP
Looking for books similar to *The Female Supporting Character Can't Help It, Like a Chinese Cabbage in Winter*. No inner-power cultivation, no immortal cultivation, and nothing too outrageous.
Historical-Era Stories with a Female Lead Who Stands on Her Own: No More Male Leads Who Keep Going to the Countryside to Help the Poor
I can accept romance developing later, but can there be a personal space and supplies, with the female lead thriving on her own? Also, please no stories where she is constantly sent to the countryside 🤣 to help impoverished male leads, only to end up becoming part of the male lead's family. The romance should not progress so quickly either. Would an educated youth from that era really be interested in a villager?
Hong Kong City, Xiangjiang, and Period Novels
A System in the 1960S: Leading the Whole Family to Never Go Hungry
Period Stories With No Children, Ideally With the Female Lead Ending Up Happily Single
Looking for books like It Took Me Years as a Stepmom to Realize I Had Transmigrated into a Book. No having children! I don't want kids!
Historical-Era Novels with No Romance, No Kids, and No Going to the Countryside
I'm tired of stories about moving to the countryside, and of raising kids, too. Good grief, they're practically handing out golden fingers to other people. I'd like recommendations about working hard alongside family, then making money once restrictions are lifted.
Historical-Era Novels About Working as a Laborer
Workers in the olden days
Looking for Historical Fiction with No Romance, No Romance, No Romance
Recommendations Please: No-Romance Historical-Era Stories, No Raising Kids, No Horrible Relatives
Stop recommending sweet romance and child-rearing stories at random! Can some of you not read the title? I asked for a no-romance story set in a particular historical era, and you recommend sweet romance instead.
With Mid-Autumn Festival Coming Up, I’m Looking for Great Period Pieces to Give to My Elders
Looking for a Period Novel About a Beijing Police Officer Who Hunts and Has a Pocket Dimension
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The heroine is not selfish or holy, she is just an ordinary modern person who helps others while being sensible and protecting herself. The writing is good and the characters are well portrayed. The most impressive part of the whole story is the heroine and her dog system. The other characters may have a stronger sense of separation from each other because the heroine does not belong to this era. Because the heroine has not yet fully integrated into this era, she has more strong values of modern society. The new secretary looks a bit like the male protagonist, not sure? Look again
It's quite interesting, the content is not boring, and the heroine is not very selfish. Will take care of the family but not the care of a holy mother or a nanny. Find a job on your own and escape rural life. Make friends, rent a house alone, eat meat, and live a happy life on your own. The one flaw is that the prices at the beginning are not very reasonable. The price of a basket of eggs for fifty or sixty is a bit unreasonable. Everything else is well written. Although it is not meticulous, it is relatively careful and does not expose space or materials. Overall, it's worth adding to your bookshelf to take a look at.
I like it so much. It's cool without cp. The heroine is an egoist. She treats her family according to her own identity. She doesn't alienate her at first, nor is she too affectionate. But feelings are the hardest to be clear. After a long time, there will always be feelings. This is the only article I've read recently that I didn't skip chapters. Nowadays, there are not many good-looking ones without CP. I don't like to tell my family about the space all the time, so the space is no longer a secret. It's normal to have space and be egoistic. Because the human heart is the hardest to see through,
I like the heroine's exquisite and self-interested character. She is not a virgin. Her golden finger is just right. She has not raised her family members to become blood-sucking worms or made them look like old scalpers. She also does not have too big a golden finger. She will go to heaven when everything comes, so what else is there to see?
It's okay. The heroine is more self-interested and initially felt that her elder brother was not a good person. However, the heroine has taken control of her sister-in-law. After all, it is now harmonious and more realistic.
Not bad, the heroine's character is really good, she can handle things clearly and has a clear sense of boundaries. In difficult times, prices are quite chaotic, but the heroine is still very high, almost the same as she was in the early 1960s.
It was pretty good, but the ending was a little too rushed. But sometimes the heroine feels that she doesn't help the family, but I feel that the heroine helps the family a lot, after all, she has three jobs. It was all done by the heroine. In addition, the heroine was responsible for the money they earned in the early years before they were married. Although the heroine is the main character, without that money, they would not have been able to live so well in the famine years. In the beginning, those who helped outside the home also had benefits, and the money required was small at the beginning. I gave it away once later, but also for some reasons. A total of two times of food. Don't say anything else. Just three jobs is enough. But the other heroines didn't care. For example, the heroines didn't care much about the clothes or anything like that. Seeing this scene, the heroine felt that she didn't help the family. But I feel it's enough. And the heroine has always been very sensible, not because of those family ties. Moved by some emotion, you have to pay a lot. I have always known that I am myself and the original owner is the original owner. The heroine will not give her heart and soul because of those feelings, and all kinds of things given to her are only given if they are deemed to be beneficial to her and of value. I used to give my grandma a pack of random snacks every month because she was the elder and could take care of the family. And it's smart, too. The other heroines didn't give anything, and sometimes gave them some food. But this is very rare, after all, the heroine basically never goes back after working.
It looks good. I think the author said that there was no market for articles without CP in that era. I think there is a market for it now. It's just that the author wrote his article early. I think many people will read it now. At that time, most people were not smart enough (including me) hahaha. Now everyone likes to read this type of article [Like] [Like]
It's very interesting, but the heroine has changed a bit, and her family didn't notice it. She also didn't like the part about Dream of Red Mansions in the novel. In fact, if the novel is written well without cp, it should be very interesting, and there can be several ambiguous objects. In the end, the heroine feels that she is more chic alone.
When I saw that the secretary had a special feeling when he looked at the heroine, I knew something was wrong. I thought she was single and beautiful just like the previous book.