
The Princess Wakes Up in the 70s, Itching to Slap Someone
公主醒来在七零手一痒就想扇人
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- Completed
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- 393k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- The Princess Transmigrates to the Seventies, and She's Good at Faking Illness and Beating People公主穿越到七零,装病打人样样行Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allStories Set in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s. Good Writing, Please. No Transmigration-and-Raising-Kids Plots
The Best of the Best in Historical Era Novels, Worth Rereading Again and Again
Clear-Headed Era Stories. She Stands Her Ground. No Acting Like She’s Never Seen a Man Before
Looking for books like "Make Others Happy? Better to Make Yourself Happy". Whether it's about transmigration, the entertainment industry, or a particular era, most authors write their heroines as if they've never seen a man before. No matter how handsome a man is described as being, she shouldn't throw herself at him right away,
The Female Lead Is a Princess Who Can Fight: Fierce and Absolutely Iconic
The female lead is a princess and the male lead is her shadow guard. It couldn't be any better!
Has Anyone Read a Novel That Made Them Laugh Until They Cramped Up?
I’m in the mood for something light, goofy, and sweet. Any recommendations, everyone?~
Ancient Person Transmigrates to the Modern Era! The Kind Where an Ancient Person Enters a Novel Set in a Past Decade
Looking for a Strong, Intelligent, Capable Heroine with Sound Values
Preferably a farming novel.
Any Historical Romance with a Female Lead Who's Sneaky, Sharp-Tongued, and Great at Roasting People?
A Foolish Beauty Caught the Eye of a Scheming, Yandere Man Who Has Desired Her for a Long Time
Period-Era Stories Where the Male Lead Is Powerful, Cold, Abstinent, and Devoted Exclusively to the Female Lead
Any transmigration or rebirth novels set in the past where the female lead is strong and badass, and the male lead is powerful, aloof, and restrained, but later dotes only on her? For the male lead, think Dongfang Qingcang or Ling Buyi: rich, handsome, cold, and cool.
Both Leads Are Sent-Down Youths: The Female Lead Has a Pocket Space, the Male Lead Is Capable, and She Does Not Support Her Relatives
Looking for a Book Where the Protagonist Transmigrates and Everyone Around Them Has Been Reborn
Ancient-Era Novels With a Female Lead Who Transmigrates
A young lady from ancient times transmigrates into a story set in a past era. I want to see how she gets by.
Looking for Cultivation Novels with a System, the 2010s, and a Space
A Physically Frail Female Lead Who Coughs Blood After Taking a Few Steps, Then Gets Pregnant
Any Period Dramas Where Both Leads Are Educated Youths? Recommendations, Please!!!!
Looking for Great Period Novels, No Female Rivalry! No Female Rivalry! No Female Rivalry!
Sweet Romance
Looking for a sweet romance where the leads come from equally prestigious families, were betrothed as children, and the male lead has had a crush on the female lead since they were little.
Looking for a 1970s Military Story With Two Male Leads
Looking for books like "Reborn in 1970: Dr. Gu, Stop Overworking". Only stories with two male leads, two male leads, two male leads!! I don’t need many, just good ones!
Looking for a Feel-Good Read, I'm in a Reading Slump
Looking for an invincible power fantasy where the characters actually think for themselves. By that I mean the villains shouldn't be complete idiots. It must also be pure romance ❤️ with either one female lead or no female lead. No female lead would be best.
Old-School Historical Romance
So many novels feel pretty much the same these days. I want to read older novels. I remember one where the female lead's surname was Mu. In the original story, before she transmigrated, she was a fool. She called the male lead 'Chicken Leg Husband.' My elementary school friend and I became closer because of this book. I want to read it again.
Are Contemporary Female-Oriented Period Novels Unable to Escape the Tough-Guy Label?
I looked at the rankings for female-oriented historical-era novels, and almost all the titles are about a delicate, frail heroine being doted on by a rugged man. Are there any historical-era novels where the male lead has very little presence, or no male lead at all?
Please Recommend Palace Intrigue Stories with a Pampered Consort Who Can Speak Her Mind!
Looking for books similar to "Whose Pampered Concubine Doesn't Cause Trouble?".
Any Period Novels Without Arranged Military Marriages, Rough Men, or Guys Calling Women 'Little Girl' at Every Turn?
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The 1970s: She’s So Fertile It Delays Her Joining the Army
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The female lead is a time traveler from ancient times. She feels this life is hers, and the male lead falls in love with her at first sight. The female lead experiences being targeted multiple times, escaping danger each time. The male lead is sometimes unaware, sometimes aware, and he too is targeted, escaping danger once more.
Leaving a mark is fine, but when will the female lead realize that He is also a time traveler? The male lead's possessiveness is a bit scary, and he's already writing to his family that he can't live without her before even winning her over.
Ahhhh! That's it! It was so exciting! 😢😢😢😢
It's a great show. The eldest princess is sharp-tongued and has high fighting skills. It's satisfying to see her slap someone before she confronts them. The later parts feel a bit rushed, and the fact that she only marries the male lead at 32 seems a bit too late, especially since he's already 36.
The eldest princess possesses internal energy, though only a tenth of it, but that's enough! Meng Yi's obsession in both his past and present lives revolves around the eldest princess. Although he's quite eccentric, he has no intention of harming her. The male lead also has high martial arts skills and almost falls in love with the female lead at first sight, liking the eldest princess's pride and confidence.
The confident and flamboyant eldest princess, even after transmigrating into a period novel, remains confident and flamboyant. This short and sweet story is quite enjoyable. It's a relatively harmonious tale among the educated youth, featuring sweet moments between young couples. The young educated youth who were sent down to the countryside quickly embrace a new life, successfully passing university entrance exams—everything goes smoothly.
It's pretty good. The female lead is carefree and independent, and she's intelligent and skilled in martial arts. The male lead is also alright. It's just too short, and it feels a bit abrupt. But it's really good. Compared to those stories that are just padding out the word count, this one is truly excellent!
The exciting part is the fast-paced ending. General Meng travels back to the 1970s but still doesn't end up with the Eldest Princess. He ultimately sacrifices himself to save her. In the epilogue, the general is reborn in ancient times again, nipping the rebel Hua Zhao in the bud, even with both his legs broken. This gives him more time to pursue the Eldest Princess, fulfilling his unwavering love for her.
This book is quite good; I hope the author will write more books like it.
The novel is very good, but the ending is too rushed. I like the female lead's personality; she is decisive and ruthless, not a saint, but brave and resourceful, lively and agile. I also like the male lead's character; he has clear likes and dislikes and is not indecisive!