
Indigenous Sisters with Sharp Wits in the 1970S
七零年代土著姐妹智商在线
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Explore more →Any Stories That Feel True to Life? Please, With Authors Who Use Their Brains!
I don’t want either lead to be stupid. I hope the story has a warm, everyday feel. They don’t have to be rich, but there absolutely shouldn’t be any huge misunderstandings between them. Both should be pure in love, please and thank you. I’ve been reading for years, and so many authors write things that make no sense. Sigh ╯﹏╰
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.
Any Understated, Sensible Period Novels? Not the Kind Where They Eat Lavish Meals Every Day
Looking for books like Making Others Happy? I'd Rather Make Myself Happy. Historical-era story with a female lead. It doesn't matter whether she transmigrates or has a golden finger, but it shouldn't be brainless or too showy. I hate those stories where she has a pocket dimension people can enter but insists on cooking outside, and is always...
I've Been on a Historical-Era Fiction Kick Lately. Please Recommend the Best of the Best
Looking for books similar to *With My Hands Behind My Back, I Transmigrated to the 1970s: I'm Good at Stirring Up Trouble and Making Money (Feng Qi Ye He)*.
A Breath of Fresh Air in the Period-novel Genre, with Original Twists. I'm Done with Those Overused Plots
The story should fit the period setting. No fake aristocrats, no making women weak, no following the army to the countryside, no divorce, no over-the-top business ventures, and no cold-faced, rugged men who can't have children. Even the titles are embarrassing enough to make me cringe.
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!!!
Looking for Normal Period Pieces!
Looking for realistic stories set in a particular era! No contrived drama, no exaggeration, no love-brained characters, and no naive, sugary-sweet heroines!
A Die-Hard Fan of Period Dramas, Begging for Your Hidden Gems
Looking for a Period Novel About a Beijing Police Officer Who Hunts and Has a Pocket Dimension
High-Quality Transmigration Novels
I want to read something like *National Doctor: One Man Holds Up a Top-Tier Hospital (The Strongest National Doctor)*. Looking for high-quality novels, preferably about transmigration.
Both Leads Work in Government, with Stable Jobs and a Realistic Slice-of-Life Feel
Looking for books like *Five Years Apart: Hello, Ex-Boyfriend*. Civil servants or public-sector employees are both fine.
Looking for a Heroine Whose Parents Were Martyrs, Who Has a Pocket Dimension and Doesn't Have to Move to the Countryside
Looking for a Warm Story About a Brother and Sister’s Relationship, They Must Be Biological Siblings!!!
Any 1970S Novels With a Heroine Who’ll Kill You on the Spot and Never Let Anyone Walk All Over Her?
No Romance, Historical-Era Stories About a Family Doting on Their Late-Born Daughter
Period-Era Story: The Father Dies in Service, and His Superior Adopts the Child
Looking for books like *The Military Wife Is Both Shrewd and Daring, and the 1970s Officer Is at His Wits' End*. The female lead is Qiao Li, and the male lead is Shen Qingchuan. It's a period story.
Looking for No-Romance Stories About a Family Pulling Together
Ideally, the story should be about a family. If not, a sect, team, or something similar would also work. I want a story where everyone pulls together. Political intrigue, imperial exams, business rivalries, farming, the apocalypse, interstellar adventures, cultivation, anything goes. I'm tired of all the infighting and want something...
Looking for a Fresh Take on a Period Novel! No Military Suitors, Just Independent Professionals
The heroine is a photographer who transmigrates into a novel set in a past era and helps advance China's photography industry. She discusses photographic aesthetics with young teachers. The story is set in Northeast China. The male lead lives in a large woodworking factory compound. Others think he's a delinquent, but he's great at making money.
Stories With a Sense of the Era and a Moving Touch
Period Novels So Good You Can't Stop Reading
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Looking for a Period Novel Where the Female Lead's Parents Are Soldiers and Raise Their Comrade's Orphan
The female protagonist is a fashion designer who transmigrates. Her name is Xiao Xi, she has a cousin named Xiao Jie, and after transmigrating she becomes an apprentice to a tailor.
Looking for Period Novels with a Beautiful, Refined Female Lead and a Capable, Intelligent Male Lead
I'd like books similar to *The 1970s: The Trucking Tough Guy's Timid Wife Who Stole His Heart*.
Whole-Body Transmigration into a Period Novel
Anyone have recommendations for period pieces where the protagonist wears a qipao?
Period Fiction: No Pocket Dimension, No System, No Golden Finger
Looking for books similar to 1990s Substitute Bride: The Sweet, Stammering Girl Marries a Rough Man. I'm looking for a period story where the female lead is intellectually disabled or mute, with no pocket dimension, System, or golden finger, and an all-native cast. The male lead was childhood friends with the female lead's older sister, but the female lead takes her sister's place as his bride. They later have a child and get divorced.
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Being the heroine's family is so difficult. To put it bluntly, the whole family is paving the way for the heroine.
It's still pretty good, but when I saw her second sister and that guy, I felt so good that I didn't want to watch anymore. At first glance, it looked like the kind of family that would peel off its skin after a ghost went away. It was not something that ordinary girls could play around with. However, her second sister herself was also a confused and stupid person. She was the same type of person as her mother-in-law, so she could only find whoever she wanted! A broken rubber band was moved. The most outstanding eldest sister in this book is a proper eldest heroine, with a smart mind and strong actions. In fact, I think the former eldest brother-in-law is okay, how can I put it? It was an exchange of interests with him from the beginning. The heroine's family did get a good deal from him in the early stage. There was no need to fall out due to divorce. Since it was a combination of interests, it was normal to separate due to interests. In fact, the second brother was not bad, so far. However, I feel that this book is quite able to reflect the complexity and fickleness of human nature. Their family unanimously feels that they are very powerful to the outside world, and they all feel good. However, once the external conflicts are resolved, it feels like one person's shortcomings become obvious.
The eldest sister is so difficult, smart and wise, it can be said that she is the child who sacrifices the most for the family. It's really not easy
I am amazed at the author's writing style. The few chapters are full of sense of age. I am completely addicted to it. I also like my eldest sister very much. She is only a sixteen-year-old girl now, but she has great wisdom, no less than that of an adult.
It's pretty good. In that era, as orphans, the family was sober and good at taking advantage of various opportunities to improve their own treatment. It is better to say that they are good at living. There are seven brothers and sisters, and they never consume themselves. The eldest brother went to the countryside for his younger sister. Although he neglected other younger siblings for various reasons after getting married in the countryside, he also shouldered his own responsibilities and found the best solution in the case of hepatitis. This article mainly focuses on four aspects. Regarding the sisters, for the sake of the family and to survive other people's schemes, the eldest sister was secretly drugged and worked as a nanny and stepmother in exchange for the support of her brothers and sisters. The second sister was the least favorite character in the first half of the article. She felt that she had various flaws. It was clear that her husband cared about the widowed mother the most, but he still let her live alone. She was obviously rich, so why couldn't she hire someone to take care of her? I never understood it, but in the later period, the author gave the reason and enriched the character's characteristics. The third sister has always been very clear-headed and can make money by following the policies, which is very practical. The heroine, when she was a child, worked hard to study medicine and worked hard for her family, especially her eldest sister. Her life career in the article is what we most want to see, the development of traditional Chinese medicine. Unfortunately, real life is not a novel, but the author has painted a great blueprint for the development of traditional Chinese medicine for us. I really hope that our traditional Chinese medicine will get better and better in the future! Another reason for recommendation is that the protagonists are very sober. Although they may be a little selfish, they are not love-minded and are very realistic. I read it in one go, and at first I kept thinking, after my father died in the military, my mother died as a doctor, and my parents were gone, why didn't I have help from my father's comrades, mother's friends, etc. They are found in other novels and in real life, so why not this one? Then I thought about it, God helps those who help themselves, waiting for others to rescue, expecting others to be kind, people's hearts are sinister, relying on mountains and rivers, relying on water and water, it is better to rely on others than relying on yourself.
It is an ideal and realistic novel. Maybe some parts are too realistic and the score is a bit low. In fact, these realistic parts will also cause us to think deeply. Although the lives of Hongxia and Hongxing are not perfect in the eyes of ordinary people, I feel very envious. They live as they want, without internal friction, not caring about other people's opinions, and with a group of natal family members who can take care of the truth. It is enough for me to be happy. Liu Wenxin's words are not without bitterness. I can only say that he does not have the ability to make himself happy. He will never be happy no matter what. His ability and desire are not proportional, and he will only be unwilling to accept it. His core is unstable, he doesn't love himself, and he doesn't know how to be satisfied. No one can fill the lack in his heart, not even himself, and he will be depressed all his life. Therefore, we still have to work hard to cultivate ourselves and cultivate a big heart like Hongxia, only then will we be happy, no matter what situation we are in. Happiness is a kind of ability. Fortunately, I have learned a little bit. I am very satisfied and continue to work hard. The family relationship in it is also very thought-provoking. The relationship between brothers and sisters is very good, but the next generation is mediocre. We readers may hope that they are only children who must be well educated and have deep relationships, but this book does the opposite. I have to say that this is actually a portrayal of reality. There is not so much idealism. Children can never compare to the relationship of seven brothers and sisters supporting each other and growing up. It's not overly idealistic. I like this style of writing very much and continue to support it✊.
I can't stand it when I see my second sister insisting on marrying Liu Wenxin. It's really hard to persuade her. The eldest sister is so selfless and sacrifices so much for her family.
I want to know what happened to their eldest brother, he got married in the countryside? ? ? ? ?
Unexpectedly beautiful! The author describes each of the brothers and sisters in a three-dimensional and full way. Their individual stances and mentalities change gradually, and even the main supporting characters have their own development routes. I personally feel that this work can be collected and re-read several times, with both idealized excitement and realistic coldness. My mother also has seven siblings. The eldest brother went to work in Arabia and died of hepatitis. The eldest sister got married and gave birth to three daughters and did not come back to her parents' home. The second sister (my mother) became the tigress who took care of the younger siblings and she beat them all. The third sister married a soldier and lived far away from home. The fourth sister married a scholar and came from a well-established family. The younger sister married a doctor (second marriage) to help her parents' family with the most money and effort. The younger brother is the most favored and is still a big baby at sixty. Their generation would still keep in touch no matter how noisy they were, but our generation of 18 would only keep in touch when something happened.
Everyone has their own personality. The eldest sister is decisive, wise, philanthropic, responsible and capable. She sacrificed herself to protect the shaky family. The eldest brother is a bit more selfish. The brothers and sisters can help appropriately without endangering their own interests. They have limited feelings. The second brother is powerful and knows what he wants. He is resilient, assesses the situation and takes advantage of the situation. The second sister is not very capable and does well. Because he knows who he can rely on, he doesn't look smart but he's actually better at specializing. He knows that the younger sister is easy to talk to, so he just asks for money. He is vain and stubborn and does the least for the whole family and gets a lot. The third brother and the third sister are courageous, capable and visionary. Although the heroine is a reborn person, she has reached the top with her own hard work. I don't understand why the hero has rabbit teeth. The remaining supporting characters each have their own characteristics and are thousands of people.