The 1970s: Marrying Her Ended Ten Generations of Only Sons
七零：娶了她，破了十代单传
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- You Said We’d Get Divorced, but the Rough-and-Tumble Man of the Seventies Changed His Mind!说好的离婚，七零糙汉反悔了！Alternate title on Fanqie
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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.
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A Truly Wicked Male Lead in a Period Novel: He Forcibly Takes the Female Lead
Excellent Completed Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Strong female and male leads, taking down scumbags, past and present lives
Bygone-Era Novels with Clear-Eyed, Sensible Heroines Who Mind Their Own Business, Plus Great Writing
Are there any stories like this? I really can't stand saintly, clueless female leads!
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A Sent-Down Youth Husband Returns to the City, and His Country Wife Goes with Him
I’m looking for books similar to "The Country Girl Who Moved to the City with Her Husband Was Reborn".
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Historical-Era Story: The Female Lead Comes from a Good Family and Doesn’t Go to the Countryside!!
The female lead builds her life in the city. She’s not an educated youth and doesn’t go to the countryside!
Reborn in the 1970s or ’80s: After Their Wedding Night, He Hands Her Divorce Papers
There Is Already a Baby in Chapter One
Are there any interstellar novels where the male lead is incredibly strong and is either the female lead's boss or her equal in rank? He's cold and intimidating around others, but gradually turns soft around her. The male lead must be stronger than the female lead. Anything besides the one above. Give me more recommendations!!
Completed Period-Era Novels with Reincarnation in the Womb, Compound-Dwelling Families, Childhood Sweethearts, and No Going to the Countryside
The Male Lead Is Always Snapping at the Female Lead, Then Doesn’t Know What to Do and Comforts Her
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Please Recommend High-Rated Historical-Era Novels with No Idiotic Characters
Looking for something like "My 1959: Starting with Snatching an Opportunity". Please, a highly rated period novel, and don't make the characters stupid. Before the three-year famine begins, he binds himself to a broken trading System, puts down roots in the Great Northern Wilderness, and quietly stockpiles supplies so he can live well.
Looking for Period Dramas About Transmigrating Into a Book
I read this book a while ago and want to find it again! In real life, the female lead is an only child whose wealthy parents dote on her. She transmigrates into a book set in a historical era, and has the same name as the novel's heroine. From the start, she's drugged and ends up with the male lead. In the original story, the heroine called the police and had the male lead arrested. The female lead...
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It's frustrating yet addictive to watch, probably because it reflects real life. No one is perfect, and even the female lead often leaves you speechless. But that's what makes it feel real. I believe there are similar real-life counterparts, and the ensemble cast is very well-developed.
The author vividly portrays the characters' personalities and ways of handling things, and the characters' inner monologues are also well-written. Listening to it during the day was one thing, but it definitely made me stay up several nights in a row listening to it. The more I listened, the more awake I became.
The story is written realistically and meticulously, and each character is very well-developed, as if they were real people, not simply black and white, but showing complex and ever-changing personality traits.
It's so good! I followed it from the first chapter to the latest update. As someone who grew up in the 1960s and 70s, reading this story about the people and events of that era feels familiar, warm, and yet heartbreaking. I experienced those simple and difficult days myself. The eccentric characters in the story are so real; the complexities, ugliness, treachery, and cunning of human nature are vividly portrayed.
The book is good, very realistic, but too realistic, making it difficult to read. The first few hundred chapters were incredibly depressing; the female protagonist struggled, and as a reader, I constantly grappled with whether to give up or continue.
Having finished reading about Chen Kexiu and Shao Weiguo's lives, I felt an initial resentment and disbelief at the male protagonist's blind filial piety, but later, their ordinary life revealed the true nature of ordinary people's relationships. This resonated deeply with me, unlike other novels where the female and male protagonists have such dramatic, unwavering, and endlessly tolerant love stories.
This novel perfectly captures the emotions of that era, and the male protagonist embodies the prevailing values of that time. In other novels, the male lead is often portrayed as a doting husband, with the child being merely an accident. In that era, people's thinking was almost universally conservative; even Chairman Mao was not immune.
To be honest, I read the reviews and was prepared to read this novel, but I still couldn't get into it. It was just too frustrating. This is the most frustrating and awful novel I've ever read. The author's writing is genuinely good and quite engaging, but I really don't want to develop breast hyperplasia.
This book brought me to tears the most, hence the high score. The first third, before the child's birth, showed all the grievances stemming from the husband—a true reflection of many women's lives today. Later, the husband changed, the family became harmonious, and it was understandable.
I finally finished reading the entire novel at 3 a. M. Today. For several days now, I've been wanting to give up but unable to, trying to fall asleep while listening to audiobooks but becoming more and more awake the more I listen. Each character is portrayed vividly, delicately, and realistically. You can even empathize with some of the characters' awkward emotions.