
Transmigrated into a Book in the 1970S: I Own a Department Store
穿书七零:我有一栋百货大楼
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a Completed Story Where the Heroine Transmigrates With a Supermarket That Automatically Restocks
Stories with Heroines Who Have Huge Storage Spaces and Tons of Supplies, Aren't Doormats, and Keep Their Spaces Secret
Unlimited Use of a Storage Space, with No Restrictions and All Kinds of Supplies
Historical-Era Story with a Reborn Female Lead, Looking for Recommendations
A period novel where the female lead is reborn in the past. I can't remember exactly when. I think her surname was Liu, and she had three or four older brothers. One brother went into politics and another joined the military, I think. The female rival's name might have had the character Yan in it. Does anyone know what book this is? I forgot 😂😭 I want to read it, but I can't find it.
Reborn, Pocket Dimension, Stockpiling Supplies Early, Historical Era
As above
Novels Like Getting Rich from Demolition in a Village
Looking for a 1970S Transmigration Story with a Male Lead Named Zhou Shixun and a Female Lead Named Sheng Anning
Looking for a Story About Transmigrating to Ancient Times With a Building to Turn Into a Shopping Mall and a System Force Field for Protection
Looking for books similar to "Transmigrate: Others Bring Pets, I Bring an Entire Building!"
Any Novels With a Female Lead Who’s a Food Blogger and an Amazing Cook?
A sweet romance about making waves in the culinary world while dating a domineering CEO?
A Riches-to-Riches Story About Overseas Students in the ’70S and ’80S
Looking for stories like *A Post-2000s Overseas Student Transmigrates into the 1980s*. Period novels about government-sponsored students getting rich abroad.
New Reborn Period Novel 😭
Looking for books like "Reborn in a Chaotic Era: Dawn Breaks, May the Light Shine Again." Thank you for being the only one who watched and commented 😭😭 You're what keeps me going.
Looking for a Novel with a Reborn Female Lead
From the start, the heroine is left in a private room on the top floor of a hotel by the hero. Everyone thinks she's been sold off to northern Myanmar, but she's actually with him. That day is the hero's wedding to a two-faced woman, and he promised her he'd give her child, Xingxing, back. That's how it starts, but suddenly I can't find it anymore...
I’ve Run Out of Things to Read, I’m So Bored
Looking for Historical-Era Stories With Strong Heroines! No Fragile Female Leads! The Male Lead Can Be Strong, but the Heroine Has to Be Stronger!
Looking for books like *In the 1960s, I Became the Stepping Stone for the Scheming Female Lead*.
I've Read All the Good Books. Show Me Your Hidden Gems
Any subject is fine.
Please Recommend Great Novels: Transmigration Farming Stories and Period Pieces
Looking for stories like Pregnant with His Heir, I Married the Prince of War, Emptied the Capital, and Went into Exile.
I'm in a Reading Slump. Recommend Something, It Has to Be the Best
It has to be one of the best. I'm a veteran reader with high standards. No quick transmigration, and preferably a completed story.
Looking for a Period Novel About a Female Educated Youth With a Pocket Dimension
Looking for a Period Novel with Forced Love
The male lead is a rich punk. The female lead is gentle, and he falls for her and brings her betrothal gifts. But she doesn't want to marry him, even though she isn't in love with anyone else.
The Female Lead Transmigrates to the 1970S, Falls Into a River, and Is Rescued by the Male Lead, With a Strong Sense of Rootlessness
The heroine transmigrates to the 1970s and falls into a river, where the hero rescues her. Their marriage feels like it belongs to no one; she can't fit in. After a fierce argument, she jumps into the river in despair, trying to "return to the modern era." The hero risks his life to save her, and his emotions finally erupt.
Good Period Novels That Are Complete
I'd like books like *Meeting in the Great Northern Wilderness: The Red Years of the Educated Youth (A Letter Against Time)*.
What Should You Do When I’m Out of Books to Read?
I’ve read a lot and I’m not picky!! I’ve just read so much that I’m looking for something fresh.
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It looks good. It's equaled by other platforms, and then it's here. It's the kind of period novel that has a slow flow and is relatively slow-paced and life-oriented (it's more routine at the beginning, start low and go high) There will be a growth process for the female protagonist who is a growth type, and it will not be very satisfying at first. The male protagonist doesn't have a strong sense of presence but is very stable and reliable (the male protagonist is a soldier and is always on missions). He can be read as a heroine.
Except for the routine at the beginning, it gets better and better as I watch it later, and it's very warm. I don't know why it's not popular.
Oh my god, I've read over a thousand chapters, and it's not too brainless. It's pretty good-looking. Each one is quite distinct, but now I can predict the plot. I hope the author will add some conflicting ups and downs or a happy ending, haha. It's still very good-looking [laughs]
More than a thousand chapters a month, that's really awesome, right?
This book is particularly true and tender. The heroine's entrepreneurial story is interesting, mixed with the warmth of getting along with her family.
I'll chase it to the end in one go. Great support from the author. I will continue to chase it.
The finale is really sudden, and I understand that after all, there are very few book reviews about a third of the way through, and almost none at the end, but it is quite interesting. The heroine has a distinct personality and is constantly improving, and the plot is quite interesting. Although many concepts are repeated, overall it is still worth reading.
I read the first 600 chapters on Douyin, and then finished it on Tomato Novel. I really like this story. Everyone in it is very real and carries a lot of memories for me (I read it intermittently for more than a year). I also felt a lot of reluctance when I saw the ending. Xu Wanning's way of dealing with people taught me a lot of truths. Lin Quan's transformation, and Chen Qiaoqiao who escaped from his original family. The interaction between everyone in the Xu family and their unity are all touching. I also met a lot of bad people here, such as Gu Jun in the early stage and Li Qianqian, a Japanese spy in the later stage. She developed hybrid rice and greenhouse cultivation, which were very suitable for the social background of the time. Of course, there are also many shortcomings, such as some poor connection between the front and back, such as whether Gu Meng's house was bought or not... There is also the improper time, and the social background is disordered (I can't accept that the Black Province favors boys over girls), but overall it is still worth reading 👍
After reading Chapter 95, I can only say that this is the poorest heroine I have ever seen. She has space for a supermarket, but she is too afraid to use it, and yet she is so generous.
It's very interesting. I've read Chapter 900.