I Transmigrated Here to Join the Army
穿越而来去随军
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 210k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Transmigrating to the 1940s or 1950s with a Pocket Dimension
A Reborn Heroine in Hong Kong or Abroad in a Period Novel
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Any Period-Era Stories Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Tell the Male Lead About Her Pocket Dimension?
I read two period novels these past few days, and in both of them the female lead directly told the male lead that she had a pocket dimension. I don't like that. Also, are there any period novels where the female lead doesn't have children?
Transmigrates to the 1950s With a Pocket Dimension, Then Runs Off to Hong Kong
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Please Recommend Stories About Concubines Going to Hong Kong in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s 😀
Looking for books like "I Reincarnated as a Concubine in 1949". A capitalist's concubine in the 1950s or '60s who gets divorced and makes a run for it.
Reader comments 4
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Thank you for your comments, support and encouragement. I will write with my heart and write down the memories of people of our generation.
It's okay. There aren't that many top-notch ones. The heroine is also ambitious. It's annoying for men and children to be suspicious. But it does happen. There's no big killing plot. I live my own small life and work hard. The length of the article is also suitable. If it's longer, it might be boring. This is just right. I see that the author has new books to update. Come on. There are also some weird points. For example, the heroine wrote down the time travel in the diary. For example, there is no space in the diary. For example, the daughter who traveled through time actually read the diary when she saw it. But it's all over. That's it. Huh! The ending is the beginning of the fast time travel. I want to read the follow-up. Author, I didn't see the back of this book when I read your article. I miss the fast time travel and really want to read it. So will it be released later?
Put it on the bookshelf first. When it reaches 100,000 words, I will read it. Yes, the family is short-lived, and it writes about the struggling life of a military wife.
It's good and exciting. I will read it every day in the future. I hope it will be updated every day.