I Found a Partner from the Apocalypse in the 1950s!
我在五零找了个末世的对象！
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- Completed
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- 680k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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Historical-Era Fiction, Preferably with a Native-Born Female Lead
Period Novels Worth Rereading Again and Again
Looking for books like "Help! Twins, a Special Constitution, and the Big Shot's Unceasing Affection!" I want a simple, peaceful life, without melodramatic family drama. I especially love it when the leads chat with the villagers about everyday family matters. No golden finger, no pocket dimension. It's insanely good.
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Period-Era Stories About a Capable Female Lead Who Knows How to Keep a Low Profile
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This Is the Only Story Set in a Bygone Era for Me!!!
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Looking for Era Novels With a Beloved Group Protagonist Reborn in the Womb
Reborn into the womb, a story set in a past era. The whole family dotes on the female lead. It'd be fine if it's just her grandparents who favor her. I like lucky heroines, that sort of thing. Reincarnation isn't a must, and a story where everyone dotes on her works too.
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I encountered two bad experiences: 1. In Chapter 135, the female protagonist chose mechanical engineering as her major, saying that girls are less troublesome and can spend their four years of university peacefully. 2. In Chapter 202, the third sister's character is not likable. She is too sharp-tongued. When her brother is injured and lying in bed, she says that her brother is going to die.
The female protagonist is incredibly strong, super strong, and absolutely amazing! A seven-year-old girl single-handedly killed two wild buffaloes, each weighing 1000 jin (approximately 500 catties). She used her spatial ability to transport them to a cave. The seven-year-old dragged one of the 1000-jin buffaloes down the mountain, and to avoid being heard, she carried it all on her shoulders.
It's pretty good, pretty ordinary, with a clumsy but considerate system, a male lead who has genius talent but chooses to be ordinary, and a cheerful, family-oriented, and laid-back female lead. This article truly embodies the spirit of being a "salted fish" (a person who is indifferent to competition and avoids standing out). The only character I dislike is the male lead's sister's boyfriend.
It's pretty good, just a bit short. Keep it up, author!
I was going to give it four stars because there was so much "Oh my god!" It's pretty good, no truly awful characters. The female lead is not only highly skilled in combat, but also incredibly sharp-tongued; her retorts are always deadly, not just lighthearted banter (I love that).
It ended shortly after the college entrance examination was reopened, and it was my favorite period drama segment. It was great! It mainly focuses on events from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. It's the first time I've seen a female lead with such a down-to-earth nickname! Hahaha, my cousin's nickname is also Erdan (Second Egg) 🤭 The female lead's personality is also very likable.
This is the only novel I've finished reading recently. The premise is very interesting: a system where the protagonist goes out to work to support his host. Both the male and female leads have systems and spatial abilities, but unlike most novels of this type, it doesn't involve running a black market business, buying multiple houses, or being incredibly powerful or tearing apart awful characters.
The more I watched at the beginning, the more I wanted to keep watching, but it became a bit bland later on. Overall, though, it was very good. The joy was mostly brought by the system; it's the first inspirational system I've met on Tomato! 😂😂😂
It's quite good; I really like the story of a system that works to support its host 🤭. I love the slow-burning romance, and the family atmosphere of the female and male leads is also very nice. It's also rare to see a story where the female lead grows up from age 7 to old age, and there are very few side stories that show the protagonist getting old 🍉
I really loved the female lead's childhood; she was a formidable fighter, and it felt like watching a child. I felt a sense of pride, especially when she made a breakthrough. Although she longed for a peaceful life, the events around her were always incredibly exciting, particularly the catching of spies.