
Transmigrate to the 1960s and Lie Flat
穿越六零之躺平吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 722k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Transmigrating to the 1960s: Taking Someone Else's Place to Raise the Villain穿越六零顶包养反派Alternate title on Fanqie
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In booklists 19
Period Novels Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Bail Out Her Family, Have Lots of Children, Go to the Black Market, or Take Over Someone Else’s Mess
The male and female leads should come from well-matched families. The heroine shouldn't get married as soon as she transmigrates. She should have a harmonious family, but not be the family's darling. Her grandparents, uncles, and aunts shouldn't be awful people. The heroine can go to the countryside, but don't force her to. Some stories make the heroine go to the countryside even when there's no need for her to.
Alas, I’ve Finally Succumbed to the Drought of Good Reads. I Leave My Legacy to the Worthy
I devoted my whole life to fighting the great calamity of having nothing to read. My cultivation reached the late stage of the Sudden Death Realm, but in the end, I was no match for the calamity. I leave behind my legacy and await a worthy successor. If you can bring me back to life, I will give you my all and help you break through the Sudden Death Realm in an instant, taking you straight to the Ascension Realm. 😶
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.
Looking for Period-Era Novels About Foils and Counterparts
Any Period-Era Novels Where the Female Lead Sends Lots of Delicious Food to the Military Camp and Everyone Fights Over It?
Period Piece, Obsessive Male Lead, a Little Yandere
A Republican-era story. The heroine plans to elope with someone else from the start, but the hero suddenly comes back. He’s been away from home for years and has a bit of a yandere vibe. The heroine’s mother is very traditional, and the heroine is afraid of the hero. I’ve forgotten the title. Does anyone know it? Please!
Period Stories About Heroines Sent to the Countryside Who Have Good Relationships with Their Families
Please, I’m open to stories with or without a male lead. I just don’t want the female lead constantly meddling in other people’s business. Something like "Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970s: A Bystander’s Guide to Staying in Her Lane".
A Period Novel With a Female Lead Who's Great at Cooking and Has an Adorable, Well-Behaved Little Kid
Looking for books like "Mom of the Seventies Laughs, Researcher Husband Is Top-Notch".
High-Quality Reads, I’m Desperate for Something Good
I won't say much. Just look at the cover and you'll see how speechless I am. I've spent thousands of hours reading thousands of books, and now I'm out of things to read. Even I think it's ridiculous.
Transmigrate into a Book in a Period Setting, Stockpile Supplies, Cute Kids, and Wonderful In-Laws and Family
Seventies-Era Novels with Smooth Writing and Great Plots!
Looking for books like "Forced to Move to the Countryside? My Scientist Wife Cleared Out Your Whole Family". Recommend some stories set in a bygone era, with a protagonist like Xia Li or Xiang Nuan, not a heroine who's all about extreme self-interest! I'm so sick of clicking on a book only to find that its tag is “extreme self-interest.”
Any Period Dramas with an Obsessively Devoted Male Lead? No Saintly Female Leads
A possessive, love-struck type, but not the nonsensical or over-the-top kind. More like someone who makes her feel completely secure in every way. He won’t misunderstand her because of her friends. He’ll always choose option A. Even if she does something really bad, he’ll still take her side.
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating to Another Era!
Looking for books like With a Little Wave of My Hand, I Go Back to the Seventies, Where I Make Trouble and Money at Everything (The Wind Rises in the Wild Grain). The female lead has a golden finger, preferably one she gets at just a few years old. Then things gradually develop, with the whole family moving from the village to the county town and then the city, and eventually going to college. There has to be a male lead! I want...
Please, I Need Some Good Stories Set in a Past Era. I’ve Been Reading for Ages and Ended Up with a Stinker
Urban Fantasy Novels Featuring the Most Beloved Songs and Golden Oldies
Female-Led Rebirth Novels Set in a Bygone Era
She gets engaged to a soldier from her village, but hears nothing from him for years. She is tricked into marrying a young intellectual instead, then suffers domestic abuse and mistreatment from her mother-in-law. After being reborn, she returns to her youth and goes back to her parents' home to build a career. Years later, her fiancé returns, and it turns out he's the son of a powerful bigwig.
Any Hidden Gems That Are Great Reads but Have Low Ratings?
Looking for books similar to The Lazy Guide Doesn't Want to Work Hard. Any genre is fine.
One Completed Novel Each to Pin This Post
I'd like to read something like "Cultivation: My Eyes Can See How Fast Spirit Herbs Grow". Xianxia, urban, high-martial arts, or farming stories are all welcome.
A Reborn Female Lead in a Period Novel Whose Husband Was Kind to His White-Moonlight in Her Past Life
After being reborn, the heroine does everything she can to stay away from the hero. When he says he doesn't want to get married, she agrees immediately and moves to a city completely different from the one he went to in his previous life.
In same booklists
A 1960s Book Transmigration: The Whole Family Is the Pathetic Foil to the Perfect Protagonist
Transmigrating to the 1970s: The Foil’s Road to Reversal
The Female Side Character Awakens: My Thuggish Husband Is a Hopeless Romantic
Transmigrate into a Book: In the 1970s, I Became the Female Lead's Foil
A Lovely Girl in the 1970s: Thriving in Life and Career
Transmigrating Into a Book Set in the 1960s: The Jaded Stepmom Refuses to Be the Heroine's Foil
I Transmigrate to the 1960s, Have Kids, and Live the Good Life
Transmigrated Into a Period Novel as the Reborn Heroine's Foil
The Supporting Actress Awakens: She Knows the Plot and Wins by Doing Nothing
The Supporting Female Character in the 1970s Comparison Group Awakens!
I Became the Foil to the Heroine in a Period Novel
Righteous and Wicked Sisters Swap Marriages: Two Reborn Brides in a 1970s Military Wedding
The Jinx of the Seventies: I Curse the Lucky Heroine into a Meltdown
It’s the ’80s. She’s Not Even Your Real Sister, So Why Spoil Her?
The Comparison Group Crumbled, and Even My Dog Refuses to Move to the Countryside
I Transmigrated to the 1970s, Can Speak Beast Tongue, and Raise Twins Everyone Adores
I Refuse to Be the Foil in the 1970s
The Yandere Esper’s Adorable Wife Is Showered with Love
The Villainess Awakens Reborn in the 1970s, Raises Kids, and Builds a Comfortable Life!
Reborn in the 1980s: The Clear-Eyed Supporting Female's Happy Life
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It's so good, I'm so touched by the latest chapter! The third brother recognized that she wasn't his sister. It turns out that true family members only need one look to know if they are truly related by blood. I also really love the slice-of-life scenes written by the author; they're so heartwarming and sweet. [Please update more frequently!]
Was Qin Zhou reborn or something? Was he the only one who discovered that the female lead wasn't the original owner of the body?
It's really good! The female lead is calm, rational, and resourceful, yet kind and principled (not that she's a saint, she's not!!! She's very clear-headed!!). She's also very strong, with maximum fighting ability. The male lead is a scheming, manipulative, clingy puppy—they're a perfect match! The plot is also fresh and unconventional.
Superb! The world-building is grand, the logic rigorous, and each element tightly connected, ultimately resolving all the plot holes! The development of the otherworldly human traffickers, in particular, was incredibly forward-thinking! Thankfully, the world's consciousness found the female protagonist.
I've finally found another great novel! This one is a wonderful surprise; this score doesn't do it justice! Reading it is a truly enjoyable experience. It's not a super-exciting read, but you can feel the pleasant atmosphere the author conveys. I especially love the female lead; she's incredibly stable at her core, both intelligent and brave.
There's a shopping system, but the male lead wasn't told about it, and he can't usually access it anyway, so what's the point of having a cheat ability? But if the male lead is told, he'll become love-struck. It's so rare to have a cheat ability like this.
The writing is good, but it made me a little sad, for the third brother's favoritism, for Uncle Qin and his wife, for the child they raised with distorted values, and for the child who eventually left. At the beginning, I really liked the Qin family, but the ending left me with a sense of regret. The concept is excellent, and the plot is great too. Highly recommended.
The content is fantastic. The developer mentioned it was revised several times, but it's essentially been optimized. The exposure of the intermediate world consciousness at the beginning was incredibly moving; I stayed up two nights in a row to finish the book. The main plot is clear, and most of the plot holes have been filled.
This historical fiction is quite different from the typical ones. The content wasn't particularly captivating, but two things in the book made me want to cry: 1. Qin Ye's lament about the "tyrannical rule"; 2. Uncle Qin and Aunt Qin's unwavering support for their relationship.
The rating made me underestimate this novel. The plot is actually quite smooth, the characters are well-developed, and the handling of emotions and colloquial language makes the reader feel truly immersed. The scene where the third brother learns he's no longer his biological sister was so moving; he was struggling to control his emotions and true feelings. Highly recommended! Everyone should definitely read it!