Transmigrated to the Fifties, I Married a Procurement Officer and Had Triplets
穿越五零，嫁给采购员，一胎三宝
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Ordinary Life, With Down-to-Earth Leads and Everyday Warmth
Any Period Stories Where the Heroine Is from the Countryside and Marries into the City?
Famine Stories Set in the 1950s and 1960s
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Period Novels Set Around 1945
Any recommendations for stories set in the 1940s, around 1945, in the old capital?
Transmigrating to the 1940s or 1950s with a Pocket Dimension
Stories Where the Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension and Doesn't Tell Anyone
You can never know what people are really thinking... The heroine can help others, but she shouldn’t tell anyone about it. Never test human nature! Any kind of pocket-space or System story with a golden finger is fine, as long as the protagonist has some brains 🉑️ I’ve been in a reading slump for days, please help!
Period Stories with Male Leads Working City Jobs, Such as Factory Worker, Shop Clerk, or Writer
Looking for Stories Set in the 1940s or 1950s
A Self-Interested Female Lead With a Brain: She Can Be Wicked, and Doesn't Have to Be Too Kind
Looking for books similar to "The Villainess Kills with Her Beauty". I don’t want a story where the characters have no brains.
Any Slow-Burn Stories Set in a Bygone Era?
Looking for books like Reborn in the 1980s: Professor Lu's Country Wife Has Changed. I want a down-to-earth farming family and a wholesome, close-knit extended family, all pulling together. No saintly do-gooders, just people who put their own family first. Maybe one or two siblings make it big and lead the whole family to a better life.
The Heroine Has Lots of Kids, and the Hero Spoils Her Like Crazy
Ideally completed, and historical romance.
Interstellar Stories Where the Female Lead Eats the Zerg into Protected-Animal Status and Livestreams Her Cooking
The female lead livestreams herself cooking and eats the insect race to extinction. She has psychic powers!
Historical Fiction About a Female Lead Who Lives Well Without Working
Family and everyday life. No pocket space, no System, no golden finger, and no wish fulfillment.
A Beloved Daughter of the Village Chief in a Period Novel
Any Stories About Transmigrating to the 1940s or 1950s?
Military Romance Novels Set in the Era Before Family Planning, When People Had Many Children
Clever Female Lead, Great Writing, Fast-Paced Plot, No Fixed Couple, No Harem
Female Lead, Period Setting, Multiple Births
Waiting here for recommendations!
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.
Seventies-Era Stories About Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside!!!
I'm looking for books like "The 1970s: The Female Supporting Character, a Zhiqing, Signs In at the Bank and Wins by Taking It Easy". I once read a book about a modern woman who transmigrates into a story and ends up happier with the cannon-fodder male lead than the original heroine, who was reborn. Does anyone know what it was called?
Good Reads + Male Lead + System Space + Period Setting
Looking for books similar to "Transmigrating to 1961: Starting with Fishing (Starting with Eating My Fill)." Good read + male protagonist + System space + period setting. I can only upload one book. For other similar books, check the bookshelf in my profile.
Heiress Takes Over the Family Fortune
Are there any stories about a young heiress who was a landowner's or capitalist's daughter after the Reform and Opening-Up? Her parents went abroad and left her behind, so she gathers up all the family property, like The Little Cannon Fodder Who Followed Her Mother into a Remarriage in the 1950s.
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It's pretty good. I don't want the male lead to be Guo Tao.
It's alright, but I don't want Guo Tao to be the male lead; his family background is too complicated.
The protagonist's "golden finger" (a special ability to manipulate others) is very useful. Although the male and female protagonists don't have exaggerated social status, they quietly amass great wealth through their humble lives. The story is written in great detail, from marriage to having children and growing old together, which is very engaging. There are quite a few chapters, making it a very enjoyable read. It's a good book and highly recommended.
The warmth and everyday life of the characters are truly comforting. Although there are squabbles and scheming among neighbors, it captures the essence of that era. Both the male and female protagonists are kind-hearted. I particularly admire the female protagonist's calm demeanor and positive attitude towards life. This book is fantastic! 👍👍👍
There aren't many reviews. Although some are a bit wordy and not very good, I think the plot is quite good and watchable. It's not a typical "strong woman" story; I like stories about people in the 1950s and 60s hoarding goods and living a low-key, unassuming life.
Guo Tao watched his departing wife, tears streaming down his face, sobbing uncontrollably, and then fainted. The children came in and saw this scene; they were terrified and immediately started looking for a doctor. They have already lost their mother; they cannot afford to lose their father as well. Yingying's children are not young anymore.
It's probably a poverty alleviation story. The original female lead couldn't stand the hardship and ran away (they were swapped and went to the modern era), so the current female lead came. A famine is coming soon, and the current female lead says she wants to take good care of the family. At the beginning, the current female lead shows off some frozen fish, saying she caught it in the river—and even claims to be a genius.
Why are there so many stories about time travel and reincarnation? What's the point?
The author seems to have written about everyday life, the ups and downs of the neighborhood. Overall, it's not bad. The female lead's "golden finger" (powerful ability), while not particularly strong, is quite applicable to the current situation.
It's pretty good, with a touch of warmth amidst the ordinariness. The female lead is at home figuring out how to survive the natural disaster of the 1960s and ensure her family doesn't go hungry. After marriage, she and the male lead dedicate themselves to their family, with the female lead being a stay-at-home mom, taking care of their six children's basic needs.