Transmigrated to the 1970S: My Partner and I Are Having a Blast Gossiping
穿进七零，我和搭子嘎嘎吃瓜
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- Completed
- Length
- 398k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Novels About Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside
Sign-In Stories, Especially Ones Set in the 1960S! 😁😁😁😁?
Historical Fiction, No CP, No Kids, No Love Triangles. Don't Recommend Random Stuff or I'll Get Mad
Looking for books similar to *I Bound a Shamelessness System in the 1970s*.
Historical-Era Novel: Transmigrates as the Villainess, While the Original Female Lead Is a Bad Girl with the Right Values!
Looking for books like Transmigrated into a Book: The Money-Loving Wife Focuses on Running Her Factory. Sweet romance, mutual devotion, and the female lead crushing the original heroine. Also, let's see how many of you were lured in by the cover.
Urgent! Looking for Wasteland Farming Fiction! Recommendations, Please!
I want to read books similar to Planting with Superpowers: The Plants Here Are All Kinds of Strange. I’m really looking for a simple post-apocalyptic wasteland farming story! Preferably with no golden finger or supernatural abilities! A small cast, no domestic squabbles! Just a simple, quiet farming story! I really need this right now! Seriously.
Looking for a Hilarious Novel with Two Goofball Leads Who Love to Banter
Looking for Period Dramas Where the Female Lead Is Reborn as a Concubine
Looking for period novels where the heroine transmigrates into the role of a concubine, set not long after Liberation.
Transmigrate Into a Villainous Supporting Female Character in the 1970S or 1980S
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Looking for Period Pieces: No Rural Relocation, Just College Exams and City Jobs
Looking for Stories About a Daughter Who Transmigrates to Her Dad's Youth
A daughter transmigrates to her dad's student days.
Transmigrated Into a Vicious Female Supporting Character, She Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, and She's Gorgeous
The Female Lead Transmigrates into an Era Novel, Raises Kids, Cooks for Her Family, and Has No Awful Relatives
Transmigrates into a Historical-Era Novel as a Fussy Female Side Character
Looking for Stories Where a Man Becomes a Woman, Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, and Falls for the Female Lead or a Female Supporting Character
Looking for books similar to *Making Paper Offerings in a Period Novel*. A man transmigrates into a world of women and falls in love with either the female lead or a supporting female character.
Looking for a Yandere Heroine and an Extremely Understanding Hero
Looking for books like *Eighties Military Marriage: The Soldier Dotes on His Scientist Wife*. Preferably set in that era.
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It's quite good-looking. The heroine is very strong and decisive in revenge.
It's a very interesting time to eat melons. It's really, really, really good to watch. It deserves 9 points or more. Most of the characters are very interesting. I won't talk about the heroine. After all, it is a cool novel with a decisive and ruthless heroine. The system is also very silly and cute. The character of the male protagonist is also very cute. The number of words is not like there are no words. Anyway, the whole book is very interesting to read. It is a melon-eating novel that I really want to read.
It's been a long time since I read a novel with CP. I originally wanted to read a novel from the era without CP, but I don't know how I found this one. The emotional line is very natural and doesn't feel awkward. The male protagonist is also a very likable character. He is not greasy, but the female protagonist likes him even more. He has great strength and a high force value. He is decisive in doing things and does not procrastinate at all. Before going to the countryside, he took revenge on his parents and cut off the relationship. He is not aggrieved at all. After he was admitted to college, his parents were not used to dealing with him and they never dared to find him again.
Why is this rating so low? Isn't this article not good enough? This article is so funny. It's the first time I've seen that the male protagonist loves to eat melons more than the female protagonist. They're a perfect match. There's nothing big to worry about. The female protagonist is very strong in martial arts. Every time she wears a big red flower and is praised, she gets embarrassed to death [laughs]. The description is very good and very funny.
It's quite good-looking, a very light and interesting story, but it doesn't quite match the price of a period novel. The male and female protagonists have very distinct images, and their relationships change over time, and they treat the best characters quickly and accurately. The only thing that's not so good is that the ending of the weird threesome is not written yet.
It's quite nice to see two people having fun eating melon together, cheating on each other, and pretending to be together in order not to be introduced by the matchmaker. . . Later, we fell in love, studied together, and got married after graduation. ? .
Full text: Eat melons, there is no black market, no hunting, no farming [Like]
This is one of the few period novels where the male protagonist doesn't make me feel superfluous.
The content is simple and warm, without some confusing and confusing stuff.
The main focus is on eating melons, supplemented by the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists, and the finale is about the male and female protagonists getting married.