
Living Off a Woman While Acting Tough: The Wild ’70s Army Boy Has Her Panicking
软饭硬吃,七零军少野到她发慌
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- 1.1M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- The 1970s Military Marriage: The Pig-Slaughtering Educated Youth Shows No Mercy to Scumbags七零军婚,杀猪知青虐渣不手软Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Novels About Educated Youths Who Transmigrate
Looking for stories similar to Reborn in the Great Northern Wilderness as an Educated Youth in 1969. Please recommend transmigration stories about sent-down youths.
Rural-Era Power-Family Novels: Powerful Men Who Lower Their Heads, and a Beautiful, Clever Heroine
Looking for books like The Sixties Female Side Character Wants a New Husband, and Her Gruff Soldier Is Getting Anxious.
Transmigration to a Rural Life in the Northeast During the Seventies, Gathering Wild Produce in the Mountains
Looking for books similar to The Seventies: A Southern Spud Goes to the Countryside in the Northeast and Turns Everything Upside Down. I want a transmigration-era novel where the heroine goes to the Northeast countryside to work as an educated youth.
The Toughest Doomsday Female Lead Transmigrates Into a Period-Era Story 👍
A Capitalist Heiress Transmigrates to the 1950s, Changes Her Identity, and Buys a Siheyuan in Beijing
I want a story about a wealthy young woman transmigrating into the 1950s, changing her appearance, buying a courtyard house in the capital, and collecting treasures.
1960s Stories with a System and Clan Dynamics, No Siheyuan Stories
A Little Girl With a Senior Rank in the Family, in a Period Novel
Any Stories with Evenly Matched, Double-A Leads Who Are Both in the Military?
I really love this kind of thing.
Are All Period Novels About Military Marriages and Raising Kids Now? What About Something Else?
It feels like stories set in that era are always about military marriages and raising kids, though maybe I just haven't read enough. Every recommendation I see when I'm looking for something to read is about military marriages or getting married before falling in love. Is there really nothing else? It's all so repetitive.
Looking for Period Pieces: No Rural Relocation, Just College Exams and City Jobs
Transmigrated Into a Vicious Female Supporting Character, She Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, and She's Gorgeous
Must-Read Tomato Novel!!!
Looking for a Novel About Someone Reborn and Going to College, Then Living With a Female Educated Youth Who Has Returned to the City
I'm looking for a book where the protagonist is reborn, moves to the city for college, and shares a home with several young women who had once been sent to his village to work in the countryside before returning to the city. He then starts a street-stall business and makes money, helps a down-on-his-luck old gentleman find the family who came from Germany to search for him, and meets a young woman from Germany...
Quick Transmigration, Historical Eras, Ancient Times, Spirits, Alternate Worlds, Systems: Any Genre or Perspective
Looking for books similar to "The Beautiful Bad Woman's Quick Transmigration Through the Decades". This book is good too. The key points are in the title: quick transmigration, historical eras, pocket dimension, devoted couples, and supernatural creatures.
At Least 500,000 Words and Rated 9.0 or Higher. Any Genre Is Fine
Looking for a Female-Dominance Novel Where the Heroine Hunts Wild Boars, Makes Tofu from Soybeans, and Saves the Male Lead's Father
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The 1970s: The Adorable Educated Youth Uses Her Pocket Dimension to Face-Slap the Villains
The 1970s: On My First Day Sent Down to the Countryside, I Unlocked My Pocket Dimension
The Downcountry Female Educated Youth Who Couldn't Quite Be a Slacker
The Rugged Male Lead Is Won Over by a Lazy, Sweet Educated Woman
My Backpack Can Hold an Entire Vegetable Garden
Transmigrated into a Book in the 1960s: The Easygoing Life of a Supporting Actress
Transmigrating to the 1960s: My Husband Takes Me to the City
Clear Skies in the Final Second
Back to the Days When the Wind Began
The Picky Young Educated Woman Just Wants to Eat Well and Live Comfortably
Reborn in the Seventies: The Delicate Educated Youth Is Everyone's Darling
The 1970s: The Adored Young Educated Youth Captivates a Beijing Heiress
Transmigrated to the 1970s: My Partner and I Are Having a Blast Gossiping
The Little Educated Youth's Courtyard House
Transmigrated Into a 1970s Novel: I Cleared Out the Family Fortune and Married an Island Military Officer
Transmigrate to the Seventies: Soft, Sweet, and Sugary
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I finally found a different kind of novel! The female lead's adoptive parents are so wonderful, please don't kill off the adoptive father! Such a good person shouldn't have such an ending.
Many readers have asked why no one seems to doubt the female lead. I want to say that doubt is inevitable; it's just that her parents, siblings, and those who love her don't necessarily doubt her, but they choose not to because they fear losing her. For example, didn't the male lead have doubts?
I really cried watching the scene where the adoptive father died. The female lead's plot armor wasn't strong enough; it would have been better if she could have been resurrected and given a second chance, so she wouldn't have to endure the pain of her previous life and could be happy. 😂😂😂
I love it! The female lead is amazing! Although there's the element of a real and fake heiress, it doesn't matter, because she's not really a fake heiress. Liu Duoduo knows she's an adopted orphan, and her family knows that too. She's not an ungrateful damsel in distress. In the end, Liu Duoduo ends up with her older brother.
So beautiful! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
It's pretty good. The female lead is both intelligent and capable, making it worth watching. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
It's good, but I hope the family can do more for the female lead.
It's a really good read. Maybe I'm just too soft-hearted, but seeing so many people die in it made me incredibly sad. Leaving aside the bad guys, many characters only have their names mentioned before they sacrificed themselves. Even though they didn't have many scenes, hearing about their deaths still hurt me. I've read many period novels, but this one touched me the most. It really made me understand how heartbreaking and difficult life was during that era. 😓
I cried so much after reading chapters 79 and 80.
Chapter 58 already! I really like the female lead, and I hope she'll continue to be just as likable in the later chapters.