The Nonhuman Soft-Rice-Eating Husband of a Factory Heiress in a Period Novel
年代文厂二代的软饭男老公非人类
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- Completed
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- 353k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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- The 1970s' Villainous Henpecked Husband: Number One at Conquering Himself七零反派耙耳朵，自我攻略第一名Alternate title on Fanqie
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I can’t find any fresh, gripping books. I picked out a few at random, but the plots were either cliché or made me feel frustrated!! So annoying. Please recommend something fresh, everyone. No silly, naive female leads or stories that are frustrating to read. Get those out of here~ No entertainment-industry stories.
Can I Get Some Normal Stories Set in a Particular Era?
No silly, naive heroines and no characters suddenly getting stupid. The male lead should be loyal and virtuous. Kids are fine, as are rebirth, transmigration into a book, transmigration, or native-born protagonists. Please, recommend something normal. I'm losing my mind trying to find a book.
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.
Only Single-Female-Lead Stories, No Harem
Only one heroine, only one heroine, only one heroine. I'm saying it three times because it's important. No romantic ambiguity; I want a committed relationship. I'm so sick of harem stories these days.
Looking for an Unconventional Historical-Era Story
I'm tired of stories that are either about the black market or people watching the drama unfold.
The Pinnacle of Period Stories
An incredibly good novel set in a bygone era.
How Can I Search All of Tomato and Not Find a Single Period-Era Novel from a Man's Perspective Where He Doesn't Go to the Countryside???
No going to the countryside, no going to the countryside, no going to the countryside. I'm saying it three times because it's important!!! Working in the city is great. Otherwise, so many people wouldn't refuse to go to the countryside and do hard labor. Preferably no CP. The male lead can have male and female friends, but not in the main story...
A Die-Hard Fan of Period Dramas, Begging for Your Hidden Gems
Any Highly Rated, Completed Novels Set in the 1960s or 1970s?
Romance Novels Told from a Male Perspective
Any genre is fine, as long as the male lead has a decent personality. Don't make him act like he's never seen a woman before, flirting with one woman and teasing another.
Period Story, Male Lead Is Disturbed
I'm looking for books like "The Delicate Madam Is Spoiled by the Obsessive Factory Director". The male lead should be scheming and somewhat possessive.
Nonhuman Male Lead Who Adore the Female Lead, in a Horror Series, and Is Great at Acting Sweet and Innocent
Looking for books similar to "The Boyfriends I Picked Up in Horror Games Are All Weird-looking".
Everyday Urban Life, No System, No Do-Gooder, No Showing Off, One Heroine
The Male Lead Is an Animal and Has a Wife
Recommend Some Period-Era Novels About Transmigrating Into a Book!
Only completed books, please. I've been following too many ongoing series lately and can never read enough. I hope you ladies can recommend some completed period novels about transmigrating into a book. Please suggest stories with decent values and a heroine who isn't intermittently brain-dead. Thanks, beauties.
🌿🌿 Why Can’t Period Novels Have Refined Male Leads? I’m Tired of Rough-and-Tumble Types
Period Setting, Female Lead Doesn’t Cook or Do Housework, Male Lead Handles It All, Both Leads Are Pure
The female lead never cooks and never does housework. The male lead is a loyal puppy who always handles all the chores and dotes on her for life. Both leads should be pure.
Looking for Period Novels Where the Female Lead Doesn't Move to the Countryside, Marry a Soldier, or Follow Him to His Posting
Looking for Stories with No Transmigration or Rebirth, Where the Protagonist Is a Local Born and Raised
I don't have any particular preferences, just give me good books! Please recommend some, please, please!!!
Low-Key Stories About Married Life
Looking for books like "Professor Qi, May I Borrow a Marriage?" The kind where the couple gets married on a whim, though other kinds are fine too. I just want some cozy stories about couples after they get married.
The Male and Female Leads Are Animals
Looking for books similar to "Quick Transmigration: Dear Hosts, Please Take Note, I'm Going to Be So Cute You'll Die". Both the male and female leads are animals, and they fall in love. Their relationship is really good, and even natural enemies are willing to live together. I also read one that was really heartwarming, and...
Period-Era Stories: No Devoted Wives, No Lovesick Heroines, and No Peerless Beauties
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Farming Novels with a Selfish Female Lead
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Any Local-Era Stories with No Transmigration, Rebirth, or Transmigration into a Book?
I'm looking for books similar to Dad, I Want to Play in the Mud Again Today! I just want a slice-of-life story set in the old days with a local protagonist. A story about a little kid is fine too. I just want something quiet and ordinary.
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As a seasoned reader of historical fiction, I must say this book is truly excellent. The octopus-like male protagonist and the spoiled young lady's character are refreshingly original. The plot is fast-paced, logically sound, and free of mindless antics. It's rare to find a novel I can finish without skipping chapters, but this is one of them!
The plot is good, I'd give it five stars. Don't let my review discourage you; the content is decent, you can read it if you're looking for something to read, but it's really dragging. Is it a coming-of-age novel? (If not, you can ignore it). There are already seventy-one chapters, and I haven't seen any changes. The female lead is really hard for me to judge.
It's incredibly good, with delicate emotions. The male lead is an octopus who doesn't understand humans and learns everything gradually. The female lead is selfish and short-tempered, but there are reasons for this: her parents are inactive, her father favors boys over girls, and she was bullied as a child before she learned to resist being bullied and to improve herself.
It's so good! The female lead has quite a temper, while the male lead is still clueless, speaking in short, halting sentences, which is really frustrating, but the female lead always manages to fool him 🤦. Later, when the male lead reveals his true identity to the female lead, she's not too shocked, and the male lead loves her even more ❤️. It's not angsty at all.
The content is great, but the ending left me a little confused. I felt like I couldn't get enough; author, keep it up! [Full of thoughts] The book's main point for me was that it captures the fear and anxiety many women in society have about marriage, finding a sense of security in the non-human male protagonist. It's very sweet and reflects many people's inner feelings.
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There was a girl who said she would wait for him at home, and would wait for him forever. He has a family now. Home is wherever Lin Miao is. He always remembered that it was Lin Miao who was willing to give him a home. He will protect this home with all his heart. His only weakness was at home. It was his only treasure, his most precious treasure. "Let me tell you a story.
I really love the naive yet cunning little octopus and the spoiled, feisty young lady 🥰🥰🥰 I'm totally shipping them!
After reading the first few chapters, the female lead isn't the typical type found in most novels; she's extremely rare. She's a beautiful, feisty, arrogant, and weak young lady—the kind of character usually only seen as a supporting female character in other stories.
It's a pretty good read with a unique premise. The male lead is quite silly in the beginning, and the two of them don't have a good time until about halfway through the book, which might make it a bit frustrating to read. Later, after they move to the city, their lives get better and better. The male lead becomes more like a puppy later on, which is quite cute.