The 1970s: An Ability-Wielding Educated Youth Heads to the Countryside
七零之异能知青下乡啦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 367k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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In booklists 14
1970s Rural Youth Sent Down to the Countryside with a Pocket Dimension and Martial Arts
Period-Era Novels with Superpowers, Treasure Hunting, a Pocket Dimension, and a Beijing Courtyard Home
Doomsday Survivor Travels to the 1960s or 1970s, with a Pocket Dimension and Superpowers
A Period Novel + Pocket Dimension + Stockpiling with Foresight
The female lead suddenly dreams that she will transmigrate. Half-believing it, she sells off her family assets and makes preparations. After transmigrating, she unexpectedly gains a pocket dimension and gradually builds a fortune. 🌹🌹🌹
Period Pieces: The Heroine Is Sent to the Countryside and Marries and Has Children There
Any Stories About a Modern-Era All-Round Assassin With a Pocket Dimension Who Collects Supplies and Transmigrates to Another Era?
Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1970s After the Apocalypse
I'm looking for books similar to Three Sisters from the Apocalypse Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1970s. It's a historical-era story. The three sisters go straight from the apocalypse into a book, where they become sisters-in-law. Their military service and rise through the ranks are really satisfying. They don't get pushed around or act like doormats; when trouble comes, they just fight. Recommending it to everyone! If you're interested, go check it out.
A Delicate Female Lead Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth with a Pocket Dimension in the Era
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Looking for Stories Set in the Past With a Female Lead Who’s an Educated Youth
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Can You Recommend Some Great Completed Novels?
Looking for books similar to "Stealing the Palace (Stealing the Heavenly Gate)." They must be completed, not still ongoing.
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Looking for a Novel: I Think the Female Lead Transmigrates from the Apocalypse to a Bygone Era
The female lead modifies radios and gets a job at a machinery factory. The male lead used to be a soldier, but he was injured in the leg and discharged. The female lead has one baby at first, then later has two. I think the male lead also gets into real estate or something.
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Fleeing an Arranged Marriage in the 1970s: The Delicate Educated Youth Is the Rough-Hewn Man's One True Love
A Crazy Doomsday-Era Woman Transmigrates into a 1970s Wildflower
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The 1970s: From the Start, I Killed Without Mercy, and I’m Incredibly Powerful
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The whole text feels like an essay. When the male protagonist brings food to the female protagonist, it's described as "the female protagonist's heart was filled with warmth and gratitude, and then the two sat down together to enjoy the delicious food." When they go up the mountain, it's described as "the female protagonist marveling at the wonder of nature, the lush and verdant trees," and so on.
Mu Nianzhi has a house left by her maternal grandfather, so she is not worried about not having a place to live. So they didn't return to Beijing until about a month before the start of the semester. Mu Nianzhi led them to the small courtyard where they had stayed before going to the countryside.
It started off very well, so I'm giving it five stars. I wonder how it will turn out later; I'll have to wait and see.
I'll give it five stars; the author worked hard on this. Although it's a historical fiction, the protagonist doesn't immediately transmigrate; instead, she first goes to the apocalypse and then transmigrates, which is quite an interesting setting. The female lead also undergoes some changes, but her combat skills remain consistently high.
They say Mom left some property in another courtyard? I haven't seen it there.
What happened to the female lead's job? There's been no follow-up. The original owner died because of her job!
The female lead has a happy and fulfilling life, and hopefully Grandma Li in the apocalypse will also have the care of the base, otherwise things will be too tragic. After transmigrating, the male and female leads are both good-natured and prone to misunderstandings. The female lead is also a bit dramatic and spoiled, but she's really satisfying when dealing with difficult people.
Mu Nianzhi took out the jade pendant. The pendant had smooth lines and was elegant and generous. It was a typical round jade pendant, with a blooming lotus flower carved in the center, surrounded by a circle of exquisite patterns. The jade pendant felt warm to the touch and was solid in texture, yet it was full of spirituality, as if the mysterious power bestowed upon it by time had settled…
This is my first time writing, and although there are many shortcomings, I'll still give myself a five-star rating.
It's alright, but the rebirth in the 1970s felt too simplistic, and the ending felt rushed, leaving a sense of incompleteness. The male lead seemed rather ordinary and didn't quite match the female lead. Also, the plight of the old woman and her pet dog in the apocalypse was worrying; I hoped the epilogue would provide some closure, but it didn't, which was a bit disappointing. However, it's a commendable first work for the author. I look forward to seeing your new work!