
Reborn in a Siheyuan: An Orphan Girl in the 1960s
重生大杂院之孤女在六零
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- Completed
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- 715k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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Other names
- Back to Northeast China with My Spatial Dimension: Full Bellies and Warm Clothes in the 1960s带着空间回东北,吃饱穿暖在六零Alternate title on Fanqie
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If the description included "a little treat," it would be worth five points. It's a romance novel with a new twist; the interactions between the male and female leads are very sweet, and it's a delightful read. The female lead is a modern college student who traveled from the past and has a unique kind of innocent foolishness.
It's pretty good. The interactions between the male and female leads are quite funny at times. They even go abroad to stock up on food because they're starving. The only downside is that the female lead is sometimes too naive. Luckily, the male lead is there to offer advice. But that's understandable; the female lead lives in a peaceful era, so her naivety is normal.
Sigh, the recently released historical fiction is getting more and more interesting, but most of them are only fifty or sixty chapters long. Once they've been read enough, I'll forget about the earlier chapters.
The author pays great attention to detail, I love it! 👍 Braised pork appears in every historical fiction novel I read, but this is the only one that mentions it. People who don't eat meat regularly will get diarrhea from eating too much meat at once. For that alone, I give it five stars.
Although… a 6.9 Rating is still too low. A five-star review might help raise the score. This isn't one of those typical period dramas; it's a different kind of patriotic story, without the typical rural setting or extreme characters. It's a pretty good, mindless read, perfect for passing the time. Recommended.
The subject matter is novel, the content is delicate, and it's quite enjoyable. Why is it called poverty alleviation? Without the male and female leads, they couldn't go to the Soviet Union, couldn't mine, and couldn't go to the farms.
It's alright; you can check it out when you're looking for something to read.
It's quite nice. I also wanted to ask about Grandpa's work quota.
Beautiful, so beautiful, so incredibly beautiful 🤭😄🤭
Great! 👍 Keep up the good work, author! 💕