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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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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A Background Character Who Doesn't Derail the Plot, Mostly Watches from the Sidelines, and Isn't Romance-Obsessed
A minor character who doesn't disrupt the plot, only gets involved now and then and mostly watches from the sidelines. No lovesick idiots!!! (Lovesick characters make my head pound.)
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.
The Pinnacle of Period Stories
An incredibly good novel set in a bygone era.
Wild Survival in the 1960S and 1970S
Looking for books similar to Transmigrated to the 1970s: I Have a God-Tier Dog Training Space. Are there any stories about returning to the wilderness of the 1970s to survive? The protagonist has a bad background and escapes to the mountains to live in seclusion.
A Die-Hard Fan of Period Dramas, Begging for Your Hidden Gems
Historical-Era Stories with a Female Lead Who Stands on Her Own: No More Male Leads Who Keep Going to the Countryside to Help the Poor
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?
Become a Nobody and Stay Away from the Main Couple
Period-Era Novel with a Female Lead Sent to the Countryside as an Educated Youth
Historical Fiction About a Female Lead Who Lives Well Without Working
Family and everyday life. No pocket space, no System, no golden finger, and no wish fulfillment.
A Whole Basket of High-Quality Farming and Period-Era Novels
Male-Oriented Quick Transmigration Power Fantasies, No Abandoned Stories
I want to read a book like "Quick Travel: This Raider is Scaryly Strong". I want to read more exciting stories about men's fast-moving stories, not those about male eunuchs who live alone for the rest of their lives.
Looking for a Satisfying Period Novel Where the Female Lead Moves to the Countryside and Builds Her Own House at the Educated Youth Settlement
Sweet, Innocent Romance Set in the 1970S
Looking for books similar to My Blind Date in the Seventies Is a Little Fierce.
Transmigrate into a Book as a Background Character
Looking for a Period Novel with a Calm, Logical Female Lead Who Won’t Take Over Someone Else’s Relationship, Become a Stepmother, or Remarry
Ideally, the leads are each other's first love. The female lead shouldn't be love-brained, and there shouldn't be too many awful characters or constant fighting and drama.
Any Period Dramas with an Obsessively Devoted Male Lead? No Saintly Female Leads
A possessive, love-struck type, but not the nonsensical or over-the-top kind. More like someone who makes her feel completely secure in every way. He won’t misunderstand her because of her friends. He’ll always choose option A. Even if she does something really bad, he’ll still take her side.
Please Recommend an Ordinary Story Set in a Past Era
Looking for books similar to The Fortunate Fake Heiress and Her Love-Brained Husband in the 1970s. No reborn stories, no transmigration, no piles of inexplicable golden fingers, and no forcibly giving the protagonists plot armor.
A Female Lead Who’s Just an Extra
Are there any books where the female lead is truly just an ordinary passerby, or has no contact with the male or female leads in the original plot? Each arc can have a couple or not, but I don't want the love interest to be the original male lead.
Any Good Quick Transmigration Stories Set in Different Eras?
Looking for books similar to Quick Transmigration: I Hug the Big Shot's Leg in Period Novels. Please recommend stories of the same type.
I'm Out of Books. Looking for Highly Realistic Period Dramas
Looking for books like *Cordyceps Flower*. Realistic classics, please! Send me your recommendations!
Novels Set in the 1980S and 1990S
Looking for books like *1979: The Easygoing Life of a Train Water Supplier*. Please don’t recommend stories about someone reborn in the past to atone for their sins.
Period-Era Novel with a Northeastern Heroine Who Has a Pocket Dimension. No Rough Men. (I'll Insult Anyone Who Recommends the Wrong Thing)
Please Recommend Great Novels: Transmigration Farming Stories and Period Pieces
Looking for stories like Pregnant with His Heir, I Married the Prince of War, Emptied the Capital, and Went into Exile.
Transmigration Novels Set in the 1970S
Looking for books similar to *He’s Level 10000, You Know?* Romance novel recommendations @Transmigrate, transmigrate, transmigrate
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Very good, I like it very much. In the latest chapter, the heroine's abnormality was discovered. I don't like this kind of exposed cheating, even if Xie may be the hero. I hope the heroine can be more cautious and don't think that there is a golden finger and she is a little careless. As long as one person knows about this abnormality, there is a danger that countless people will know about it. It is only safe if the heroine herself knows.
I quite liked the male protagonist before he appeared. It's hard to comment on the male protagonist. He has the feeling of an ancient overlord and is quite greasy. (You can read it first when the male protagonist appears in Chapter 35.) But what I wrote above is really interesting. The female protagonist is smart, cute and lively. I really like this character.
The writing style is very mature, and each character in Educated Youth Point has a distinct personality and full image. To put it simply, the reader will not be confused about which is which. This is Luo Qing... I feel like she is the invisible heroine, more like the heroine than the heroine. There is a space in the book, and you can often take out the materials in the space and use them at will. Then the heroine of this article will remind you again and again, which is equivalent to covering up. In the article, there is a certain aunt who is interested in Luo because of her son, but Luo doesn't take it seriously and says that as long as she refuses to ignore it, it will be fine. It's so silly and sweet that it's really hard to put into words. Only those who are strong enough don't mind being friends with such a silly Baitian, because she has the ability to protect each other and herself. If you are not strong enough, you can easily be implicated by such people. Then the heroine and another female supporting character earnestly told Luo that they must pay attention to this issue. Later, when Luo encounters danger, it will probably be the heroine who saves her, right? If it weren't for the protection of the heroine, Luo would only have one ending. According to the author's writing, this Luo Qingcai is the happiest female character, far surpassing the heroine. There is space and the heroine is covering you, which is equivalent to having the aura (of the heroine) and being a daughter of heaven. If the heroine wants to stock up on something, she has to rely on system tasks. As a female protagonist, I still hope that the female protagonist is the happiest. This world is a book world, and there is a female protagonist in the book world, named Mei Shu. As the heroine of the original book, Meishu has a lot of things going on around her, and she also has a lot of great things. Meishu is not the happiest female character in the original book; but as the heroine of the new book, the heroine of this book has a lot of things going on around her, and she is not the happiest female character in the book. It's quite interesting to taste it carefully.
The first part of this book is pretty good, but I can't stand it. I don't know what the author was thinking.
It's unexpectedly good-looking. Although everyone is not perfect, they have their own lives. Although everyone is more or less top-notch at the beginning, they are not particularly bad. Fan Xiangjun in particular really didn't expect that he actually likes the female protagonist, but she is also quite miserable. With such a family, it is normal to be dark. If the male protagonist is not bad, he will become a boss in the future, which is actually quite suitable for the female protagonist. However, I personally think that the male protagonist has a better personality and is more likable. Overall, it is recommended to watch. For me, there is nothing outstanding about it.
Overall it's okay, I hope it doesn't look bad later on There is a male protagonist in the back who is a bit greasy and can't stand it anymore
After seeing Chapter 77 when the male protagonist caught him confessing, he lost interest.
The beginning was okay, but the middle was so boring that I always skipped it. The plot dragged on, maybe because I like cool stories, but some of them were boring to watch. I came here to read it after seeing the author's new article update. The new article is very good. I hope it can maintain the previous level. Come on.
In fact, it was well written, and the characters were vividly created, but it was a little slow and not compact enough. There are too many plots and descriptions of falling in love. Middle-aged and elderly women really can't fall in love with it, but young people should like it.
The friendship between Zhen Zhen and her friends is rare. Both her husband's and mother's families are very nice [Like] The part before Fan Meishu was reborn was very annoying and stupid. [Hang her face] The part where female educated youths were persecuted. The sisters surnamed Xu were so miserable [Cry]