
A Nobody Among the Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside: I Refuse to Strive
下乡知青路人甲,不思进取就是我
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- Completed
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- 571k Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- I Traveled to the 1970s with a Life System, and I Want to Take It Easy带着生活系统穿七零,我想摆烂了Alternate title on Fanqie
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An incredibly good novel set in a bygone era.
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Period Novels Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Bail Out Her Family, Have Lots of Children, Go to the Black Market, or Take Over Someone Else’s Mess
The male and female leads should come from well-matched families. The heroine shouldn't get married as soon as she transmigrates. She should have a harmonious family, but not be the family's darling. Her grandparents, uncles, and aunts shouldn't be awful people. The heroine can go to the countryside, but don't force her to. Some stories make the heroine go to the countryside even when there's no need for her to.
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I can accept romance developing later, but can there be a personal space and supplies, with the female lead thriving on her own? Also, please no stories where she is constantly sent to the countryside 🤣 to help impoverished male leads, only to end up becoming part of the male lead's family. The romance should not progress so quickly either. Would an educated youth from that era really be interested in a villager?
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Family and everyday life. No pocket space, no System, no golden finger, and no wish fulfillment.
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Period Stories About Heroines Sent to the Countryside Who Have Good Relationships with Their Families
Please, I’m open to stories with or without a male lead. I just don’t want the female lead constantly meddling in other people’s business. Something like "Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970s: A Bystander’s Guide to Staying in Her Lane".
Before Being Sent Away, the Capitalist Heiress Packs Up the Family Fortune and Makes a Run for It
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A Background Character Who Doesn't Derail the Plot, Mostly Watches from the Sidelines, and Isn't Romance-Obsessed
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Sweet, Innocent Romance Set in the 1970s
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It's great, I like it very much. In the latest chapter, the female lead's abnormality was discovered. I don't like stories that expose the protagonist's cheat abilities, even if the female lead might be the male lead. Hopefully, the female lead will be more cautious and not act recklessly just because she has a cheat-like ability. This kind of anomaly, if even one person knows about it, could lead to countless others knowing. Only if the female lead herself knows is she safe.
I quite liked the character before the male lead appeared. He's hard to judge; he has a kind of old-fashioned domineering CEO vibe, quite greasy. (You can check out chapter 35 when he appears.) But the earlier parts are really interesting. The female lead is clever, cute, and lively; I especially love her personality.
The writing style is mature, and each character in the educated youth settlement is distinct and well-developed. Simply put, the reader won't have trouble distinguishing one character from another. This Luo Qing... I feel like she's the hidden female lead, even more like the female lead than the main character.
The beginning of the book was quite good, but the plot holes with the "golden finger" (immortal abilities) became unbearable, and I don't know what the author was thinking.
Surprisingly good. Everyone is imperfect, but they all have their own lives. While everyone is somewhat problematic at the beginning, they aren't particularly evil. Especially Fan Xiangjun—I never expected him to like the female lead. However, he's also quite pitiful, with such a family background, so his descent into darkness is understandable.
Overall it's alright, hopefully it won't get worse later on. There's a male lead later on, he's a bit greasy, I couldn't watch it anymore.
I lost interest after reading chapter 77 when the male lead caught her confessing.
It started off okay, but the middle became really boring, so I skipped through most of it. The plot dragged on. Maybe it's because I prefer fast-paced, action-packed stories; some parts just didn't interest me. I came here after seeing the author's new story updated, and it's really good. I hope they maintain the quality of their earlier work. Keep it up!
Actually, it's well-written, and the characters are quite vividly portrayed, but it's a bit drawn out and not tightly paced. There are too many romantic scenes and descriptions, which middle-aged and older women probably won't find appealing, but younger people might like it.
Zhenzhen's friendship with her friends is truly precious, and both her in-laws and her own family are wonderful 👍 The part about Fan Meishu before her rebirth was infuriating; she was incredibly stupid 🤦 The part about the female educated youth being persecuted was so tragic for the Xu sister 😢