Transmigrating to the Early Republic of China: What Now?
穿越民国初年，怎么办？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 311k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Rainy Days, Day After Day寂雨朝朝Former title · until Oct 2026
In booklists 10
The Male Lead Can Have a Past, but Once He Gets Together with the Female Lead, He Can't Be with Anyone Else. Recommendations, Please
I want to read books like Failed to Escape the Palace, Now Imprisoned and Cherished in the Tyrant's Palm.
Period-Era Fiction! Great Period-Era Fiction
Looking for good novels set in a particular historical era. The plot shouldn't drag. I've read several of the currently popular ones, and so many of them really drag on and on and on.
Looking for Republic-Era Warlord Stories Rated 9.0 or Higher
Republican-Era Setting, Young Marshal, Warlord, and Very Clever Leads
Looking for Forceful- Pursuit Romance! Recommend Your Top Picks
A forceful romance, with smart characters and no melodrama. Happy ending, and the sweeter the better~
Republican-Era Romance: The Heroine Returns from Studying Abroad, the Hero Is a Warlord, and They Grew Up Together
Republican-Era Warlord Romance
Are there any Republican-era warlord romances like "Spring in Beiping" or "Young Master Gu’s Cherished Love", where the male lead forces the female lead to marry him?
Looking for Republican-Era Warlord Fiction
Preferably a tragic romance.
Republican-Era Novel Recommendations
Keeping track of the Republican-era novels I like and the ones that left a deep impression on me.
Are There No Books About Ordinary People Who Transmigrate?
Are there no stories about completely ordinary people who transmigrate? This transmigration crowd is always made up of either special agents or miracle doctors, and both are overdone! Otherwise, they're making snacks or sewing clothes. Honestly, do ordinary office workers really have that many skills?! I'm looking for an ordinary young woman, just a regular person who transmigrates.
Reader comments 37
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I hope it is be. The heroine will never fall in love with the hero in her whole life.
To be honest, the male protagonist's emotional line made me feel a little strange. But I like the heroine's character very much, and I'm still looking forward to the subsequent plot. Come on, author!
So far, the plot is pretty good. There must be a big knot between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, so I still support the female protagonist running away from the male protagonist. After all, she has never been in love, she is still a time traveler, and she still wants to be freer in her thoughts. And in this warlord-dominated Republic of China, what should the female protagonist do? Should she stay quietly with the male protagonist until she grows old, or should she calm down and think about how to run away more carefully in the future. Unfortunately, the female protagonist has a baby and a stupid brother. I look forward to the heroine's wonderful subsequent decisions.
So far, it's all good to watch. Although it's a pity that the second male lead died, I feel like it's normal because the male lead is not a good person and there's no room for the second male lead.
I can't help it. The writing is so good that it's not enough to read. Zhang Jicheng is by no means a piece of cake. I hope there will be big development!
6.2 Is too low. I will give myself extra points. My family, please give me a helping hand.
She doesn't love him (affirmative sentence), she even hates him. They probably won't be together in the end.
The writing is really good, and the storyline is fascinating step by step. But in that era, which warlord didn't have a lot of famous wives and concubines?? Those without status are even more inestimable. The age of favoring boys over girls
Why did the second male lead die? Why couldn't they be together 😢
The author's writing is so good that I can't forget it for a long time after reading it. When Brother Ah Cheng died in the middle, I really burst into tears. I felt sorry and sorry for the love between the two of them. At the end, when the elder brother died trying to block the gun for the heroine, I was even sadder. I thought that in the end, the male protagonist fulfilled the female protagonist and let her leave to live a free life, but the result was beyond my expectation.