
Reborn as the Original Wife, a Cannon Fodder, in a Period Novel
穿成年代文里炮灰原配
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 685k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Please, I Really Want to Read About a Scheming Woman, the White-lotus and Green-tea Types
Honestly, this is exactly the kind of thing I want to read right now. This sort of calculating, scheming vibe just doesn't hit the spot for me, so I keep picking through books. Have I found anything I like yet? Now I'm in a bit of a reading slump.
I'm Hooked on Stories Set in a Bygone Era Lately!!! No Storage Spaces!! No Golden Fingers!
Preferably complete, well-written rather than amateurish, and fast-paced.
Historical-Era Story: The Female Lead Is a Gorgeous Woman Who Loves Good Food and Hates Working
Not a self-sacrificing saint.
A Die-Hard Fan of Period Dramas, Begging for Your Hidden Gems
Period Romance with a Handsome, Bookish Male Lead
I’m Out of Books to Read. Any Good Completed Recommendations?
I’ll read any genre.
Binge-Reading Period Pieces! Looking for Transmigrate-Into-a-Book Stories Where the Cannon Fodder Fights Back Against the White Lotus
Looking for books similar to My Adopted Sister Made Me Go to the Countryside? I Sent Her Straight to the Farm Instead (A Pretty, Clever Educated Youth in the 1970s). Help! I'm completely hooked on period novels and can't get out! Please recommend stories with a bold, rebellious heroine: she transmigrates into a book as a tool who is about to starve to death, splits the family to claim her share, raises a child, pursues her husband, and tears apart the scheming fake-sweetheart.
I'm in a Reading Slump. Any Good Books to Recommend?
No romance! No romance! No romance!
Stories Set in the 1960s to 1980s
Looking for books like A Life Built on Justice. Born in the 1960s, the male lead gets assigned a job after graduating from college, then heads south to start a business. A down-to-earth story worth reading, with sensible values.
Any Period-Era Novels Without Joining the Army or Fighting Toxic Relatives? I'm Tired of Those
Looking for something like The 1970s: The Female Supporting Character, a Young Educated Youth, Signs In at the Bank and Wins at Life.
Period Stories With a Pocket Dimension: The Female Lead Was a Big Shot Before She Transmigrated, and the Male Lead Is a Soldier
Important!!!! The male lead doesn’t go home at first, and there’s a child.
I'm in a Terrible Reading Slump! Looking for an Enjoyable Period Novel with Consistent Logic
Looking for books similar to "Back to the 1980s: Bringing My Family of Six Along to a Better Life."
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In the Seventies, My Ex-Husband, the Commander, Cried After Our Divorce
My Ex-Wife Wants to Remarry in the 1980s, and Her Ex-Husband Climbs the Wall at Midnight
I Take My Child to the Military District to Find Their Father, and My Reformed Ex-Husband Cries as He Kisses Them
I Married into the City to Get By, Lie Flat, and Watch the Drama Unfold
The Alluring Villainess Returns from Abroad and Accidentally Gets Pregnant by the Devoted Male Side Character
A Seven-Year-Old Genius Sweetheart, Already Registered with the State
A Hundred Rounds with the Handsome Educated Youth
A Carefree Married Life in the 1990s
Reborn in the 1970s: I Want the Capitalist Heir, Not the Chief
An '80s Flash Marriage to a Sweet, Gentle Beauty: Her Husband Spoils Her Rotten
Transmigrated into a Book: The Little Green Tea Quietly Lays Low and Grows Strong
A Mismatched Marriage in the 1970s: The Comatose Officer Wakes Up and Kisses Me Furiously
Born with Bewitching Charm, She Rejects an Officer's Proposal but Falls for Him on Their Wedding Night
A Green Tea Girl Plays the Sweet, Silly Type in the 1960s
Forced Out of Work: The Heiress Takes Her Child to Join the Army
Three Months Pregnant, Her Dead Husband Returns with Amnesia
Period: The Barren Beauty Is Held Close by the Cool and Aloof Military Doctor
Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Bewitches Everyone
A Woman Disguised as a Man Marries a Capitalist's Daughter and Turns Her Brother-in-Law Gay
Sweet Little Wife of the 1960s: The Educated Youth Dotes on Me Without Hesitation
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The types of the male and female leads are quite appealing, but the female lead's indifferent reaction to Song Xue's provocations makes the readers seem more anxious than she is... Moreover, the characters of the female lead's parents are unlikable, especially her mother, and the female lead was originally forced into marriage by them, yet she did not resist their bossing her around at all...
I've read 100 chapters, and I really, really, really love the female lead. The male lead's description is rather vague; I can't really describe him with specific words. But I absolutely adore the female lead. She's not a typical "okay" girl in the conventional sense, nor is she a bad girl. In today's terms, she's just an ordinary college student who's exceptionally beautiful.
The male lead's character is good, and the plot seems good so far, but the updates are a bit infrequent.
I don't understand why the rating is so low; I feel it should at least be a 9. It's rare to finish a novel without skipping a chapter; the writing gets better and better, and there are no plot holes. It's a pity there weren't any side stories about the female lead's family's daily life. The relationship between the male and female leads isn't overly sweet; it's a slow and steady development.
9.2 The female lead transmigrates into a book while currently being serialized. She's lazy, spoiled, brainless, and easily bullied, unable to handle situations well, but she doesn't harm others (plus her pretty face, she feels more like a supporting female character...). Especially compared to the cunning and pure-hearted male lead, the male lead's character seems even better.
The plot is quite engaging and I feel like I can keep reading. The female lead is hilarious, with lots of inner monologues, haha. She and the male lead seem to complement each other well. I hope there will be new updates soon! (So far, I really love it. There are similar novels, but personally, I think this one is better.)
Marrying someone first and then falling in love was the best choice during that period. [Add one to bookshelf]
It's so good! I personally thought the first 10 chapters or so weren't that great, but it got really good after the female lead started having a tug-of-war with Shen Congwen. Shen Congwen is truly my idol! I've been reading this book for the past two days and don't want to do anything else 🤭🤭🤭 It's so good!
It's very good so far, but it would be even better if the female lead were a bit stronger and didn't always rely on others.
It's quite good; the female lead is both delicate and clear-headed.