
A 1970s Military Marriage: My Partner and I Are Both Awful
七零军婚,我和对象都缺德
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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See allA Lazy Female Lead Who's Clingy with the Male Lead, and a Male Lead Who Pampers Her
The heroine is pampered until she can't take care of herself, and clings to the male lead like crazy, while he loves every minute of it!
Looking for Books Where Everyone Is Sane, Smart, and Has Their Own Principles
Any era is fine, as long as the characters stay clear-headed. No love-brained characters, and no tired old plotlines where someone injures themselves to feed another person blood.
Absolutely Stunning, High-Quality Stories Set in a Bygone Era!!
Stories with Heroines Who Have Huge Storage Spaces and Tons of Supplies, Aren't Doormats, and Keep Their Spaces Secret
A Refined High Official Marries a Second Wife, and His Old Flame Is Rekindled
Looking for a Badass Female Lead and a Totally Satisfying Story
Something like "Miss Su, Your Husband Has Fallen" and "Reborn: This System's Style Is All Wrong". It doesn't have to be realistic.
Looking for Novels About Building Industry and Businesses in Hong Kong in the 1970s and ’80s
Looking for books like "A Hong Kong Tycoon's Son, Taking Down Nanyang's Richest Man from the Start". Are there any novels about building industries and moving up the supply chain in Hong Kong between the 1960s and 1990s, especially in electronics? Financial events could be woven in along the way.
Adorable Kid Finds a System and Turns It Over to the State
Period Setting, Reborn, Golden Finger, Military Marriage, Sweet Romance
Looking for books similar to The Seventies: Reborn, I Married an Officer Instead of an Educated Youth.
Looking for Historical-Era Novels. The Rating Doesn't Matter, but It Has to Be Good!
Looking for historical-era novels. The rating doesn't matter! It just has to be good!
Any High-Quality Historical-Era Stories That Aren't Mindless or Dumbed Down?
Novels About Transmigrating to the Past With a Space Full of Supplies
The female lead has a pocket dimension stocked with tons of supplies. She transmigrates as an orphan or into a family without awful relatives, and has skills of her own. She isn't a doormat or a naive pushover, and ideally it's a sweet romance.
Quick Transmigration, a Pocket Dimension, and Stockpiling Supplies
So Many Terrible Characters in Slice-of-Life Stories Set in the Past. Looking for a Female Lead Who Stands Up for Herself and Builds a Career
Gossip-heavy stories have too many awful characters. Are there any period novels that are more peaceful and low-key, with fewer hassles? Preferably no going to the countryside, no poverty alleviation, and no being mistreated.
Stories Where the Female Lead Gives Birth to Multiples
The heroine is pregnant with multiple babies, but doesn’t know how many she’ll give birth to. She meets the hero soon, and together they search for the rest of the babies.
Looking for Period Novels Where the Female Lead Dreams That She Transmigrates
The female lead has a pocket dimension and keeps dreaming that she transmigrates to the 1960s or 70s. When she wakes up, she frantically stockpiles supplies.
The Female Lead Has Tons of Secret Identities, Both Are Powerful, Both Come From Wealthy Families, and It's Sweet Romance
Looking for something similar to C-Position! Top-Tier Star! The Sweet and Sultry Actress Is Flirtatious and Daring.
A Great Book with a Strong, Memorable Heroine
Looking for books similar to "The Game Has Arrived: I Want This, This, and This".
Anything Like The Iron Rice Bowl Couple of the ’70s: Raising Kids Without a Care
Looking for books like The Iron Rice Bowl Couple of the 1970s, Raising Kids Without a Care. I want a period piece like this, without an overpowered golden finger, anything too exaggerated, or too many awful characters.
Looking for Period Dramas, Preferably with a Female Lead Who Has a Portable Space, Takes Down Scumbags, and Pretends to Be Weak While Hiding Her Strength
Looking for an Apocalypse Novel Where the Heroine Travels to a Period Setting and Makes Weapons by Hand
Looking for books similar to "The Cold-Faced Military Officer Is Taken in by a Research Big Shot".
Seeking Recommendations for Period Dramas
I'm looking for books similar to My Marriage Was Rejected? My Mother-in-Law Showered Me with Money to Get Me into Tsinghua. Please recommend a feel-good period story without frustrating drama. The female lead shouldn't become a stepmother or support her relatives financially. I don't want a story where her family seems to dote on her, but she actually has to support the whole household. Ideally, she should have her own career too. I want something satisfying to read.
Looking for a Satisfying Story About a Female Lead Who Transmigrates to Another Era and Has a Space, Preferably One Where She Goes Wild
Any Good Historical Fiction Recommendations?
It would be even better if it had stockpiling, transmigration into a book, and sign-in lottery elements.
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A Quiet Life as a Young Educated Youth in the 1970s
The Succubus Transmigrates into a Book, and the System Forces Me to Have Four Babies!
The Alluring Big Shot Is Heartless: Reborn in the 1960s to Crush the Scum
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Reborn in the 1950s, I Survive the Famine with My Space
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A 1970s Military Marriage: The Ice-Cold Officer Is Wrapped Around the Heiress’s Finger
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I personally think it's great. I like this kind of money-grubbing female lead, who's not only greedy but also a bit crazy. You just need to be patient, because unlike typical female leads who act immediately, she's a slow burner. She waits until the jerk has finished venting his anger before taking revenge, so don't rush it, just get used to it gradually. 🤦🤦🤦
Hahaha, there are awful people everywhere! Bad guys are always running around, it looks fun but it's actually really frustrating 😏😏 [staring][staring][staring][staring][staring][staring][staring]
After reading over ninety chapters, almost everyone is a villain or an extreme case of evil; there are very few good people.
There are hundreds of millions of top-tier spies and agents, and even the lower five powerful families are bad elements. The female lead has a lot to deal with. The neighboring Qingshan family also has problems, so the female lead needs to improve her strength as soon as possible.
It's alright, but there are too many annoying players popping up everywhere. We haven't found our brothers and sisters yet; they're either on their way to fight these annoying players or on their way to fight these annoying players. 😂
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
It's so good! Update soon! I can't read enough, I'm going to read another book by the author now.
The twins are no longer in the village, aren't you worried? Aren't you going to save them?
After the female lead is reborn, every time she's reborn, she beats up scumbags and their families, and even those who framed her get beaten up by her. The male lead also raises a child, and those with deep-seated grudges against her family get beaten up by the female lead and the male lead.
The story is entertaining, but is it acceptable to casually flaunt a special and mysterious department?