A Dream Come True, Only It’s 1958
梦想成真却是1958
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Transmigration Stories Rated 9.8 or Higher
A male or female lead transmigrates into a farming story. No naive, sugary-sweet leads, and preferably a more down-to-earth plot.
Looking for Courtyard House Stories with No Forced Dumbing Down and a Historically Authentic Setting
Looking for books similar to Four-Hearts Courtyard: Kill to Stop Killing. I want one that fits the period and doesn't dumb down everyone in the courtyard. No more of Jia Zhangshi throwing tantrums, He Yuzhu acting like a lovesick puppy, or some mindless moral grandstanding in their defense. Even the TV series wasn't like that.
Male-Oriented Stories: Historical Era, Going to the Countryside or Educated Youths, a Pocket Dimension, and Plenty of Spice
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating Into a Book Set in the 1970s: I Negotiate Terms With the System From the Start!
Famine Stories Set in 1959 or 1961
Quality Period Dramas for a Male Audience
Era fiction that sticks close to history and has intelligent characters. Do not recommend simplistic wish-fulfillment stories, I cannot read them.
An Amazing Historical-Era Novel
The female lead is reborn and sets out to get rich. It's a period novel that really captures its era.
Books Just for Older Readers
Looking for books similar to *Nine-Tenths Foolish*.
Siheyuan Fanfiction Where the Protagonist Doesn't Get Involved in the Siheyuan Drama
Looking for books similar to The Outsider in the Siheyuan Who Returned from the Cosmic Singularity. Xiao Zhen is busy climbing the tech tree right now, so he has no time to deal with what’s going on in Siheyuan No. 95.
Siheyuan Period Pieces: Hunting, Black Markets, the Three-Year Famine, and Ancient Gold and Silver Coins
You can find whatever you’re looking for in my categories. The bookshelf is just a filter; the categories are where the good stuff is.
Looking for Male-Oriented Stories About Transmigrating to the 1950S or 60S with a Pocket Dimension. No Courtyard-House Stories
Are There Reborn or Transmigration Novels Where the Family Are Second- or Third-Generation Red Nobility?
Famine Stories Set in the 1950S and 1960S
No stories set in the 1970s or similar. I've seen people asking for recommendations and getting random suggestions. Please read the title carefully, thanks!
Novels About Being Reborn with a Pocket Dimension in the 1950S or 1960S
Preferably novels where powerful characters bring their spaces and are reborn into the 1950s or 1960s, ideally reborn as children in the past.
Historical-Era Novel From the Male Lead’s Perspective
The Male Lead Returns to the 1960S, 70S, or 80S
Any Low-Key Period Stories?
Satisfying Reborn Stories Set in a Bygone Era
The great wave of the seventies and eighties: how could a reborn person miss out on it?
A Reborn Business Empire, No System, Lots of Chapters
A long business-focused story about someone reborn, with no System.
Any Rebirth or Transmigration Novels About Someone Pursuing a Political Career Through the 1950S and 1960S?
A Male Protagonist in the Countryside as a Sent-Down Youth, With a Space and a System
Looking for Stories About Beijing Courtyard Compounds and Young Rascals in the 1960S and ’70S
I'm looking for books like *A Romantic Age of Blood: I Became Ning Wei's Older Brother*. Sons of bigwigs, Beijing street toughs, and all-out brawls.
Reborn and Transmigrating into the Entertainment Industry of the 1980S or 1990S
Stories set in the entertainment industry in the 1980s or 1990s, where the protagonist is reborn or transmigrates and wins over lots of female celebrities.
Reborn in a Bygone Era, Rising to Leadership
Reborn in a Bygone Era: Male Lead with a Storage Space
There is nothing I want to read anymore.
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Not bad, I feel better about reading! It's just that the protagonist's character is a bit cowardly. Life is not about compromise and tolerance.
It was an ordinary book at the beginning, but then it got better and better, satisfying my hobby of firearms and treasures. Later, I bought a two-room ruined courtyard house and built a huge basement. The grain cannot be exchanged for 20,000 jins.
I read this book because I told the author three times that it was a Shuangwen (I was feeling bad during this time and wanted to read Shuangwen to lighten my mood). This book is basically logical and contains basically no nonsense about the prices, background, forms, thoughts, and styles of the society at that time. I am very protective of family ties in ordinary life, and it is not the heart of a holy mother. I also read the whole book. Among them, the person I dislike the most is the protagonist's eldest sister. The third brother Xiangbei, the younger brother Xiangqiang, and grandma are the ones I like most. The more annoying one is the mother. This book is worth reading, but it is not a blockbuster book. I give this book an 8.6 Out of 10 points. This is my personal opinion. Readers can make their own decisions! !
Parents are short-sighted, and it's great to take good care of your family and your loved ones! Don't be holy, don't make false claims about serving the country and the people. We are novels!
It's okay. I just like the period articles and the people who are trying to move forward in life. The article is good and worth appreciating.
What a great book! To sum up: the useless elder brother, the brainless elder sister, the eccentric mother who knocks on the door, the cute younger brother, and the father who knows everything.
It's a wonderful chronicle, and I feel like I want to keep reading it. Fascinating and very good, the author will work harder to become a more prolific writer.
I really envy this kind of life. It's so immersive. It's great. Please update soon.
Although there is no talk about killing a bear or how to deal with a sick tiger. All in all, it is a good book. Doting on children is the original sin. Look at the women written in it. Sometimes they are stupid, but it is very realistic. In today's era, some women are stupid enough to follow the saying that raising a daughter without education is like raising a pig.
The rating is a bit low and I almost missed it because of the rating. The author's writing is quite good, and it is more in line with the historical background. The male protagonist has a strong sense of family responsibility, and does not seek revenge because of family injustice like other female protagonists.