The 1970s: He Came Back to That Night, Eyes Red, Begging Me Not to Leave
七零：重返那夜他红着眼求我别走
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- Completed
- Length
- 450k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Male Lead Marries Young and Has a Child: Total Husband Material
Looking for Those 1970s Rough-and-Ready Hero Stories, Where the Male Lead Truly Loves the Heroine. Please!
A cute little kid, a pocket dimension, and a female lead who may be reborn or come from a quick transmigration story. She returns to the past and reaches the pinnacle of life alongside the male lead.
A Period Story Where the Female Lead Stockpiles Goods by the Ton Before She Transmigrates
If that's not what you're looking for, please skip this. I've recently gotten into these. I only want stories set in a past era, no System novels and no stories with obnoxious, shameless characters.
The Female Lead Transmigrated to the Male Lead’s Side, Then Transmigrated Back Years Later
Looking for recommendations where the heroine loses her memory, preferably.
The Heroine Leaves Her Husband and Child. The Hero Raises the Child Alone and Secretly Stays by Her Side
I want books like Tenderly Crushed. I’m looking for the kind of devotion you get from Wangzai. This novel is an absolute masterpiece.
Any Novels Where the Little One Is Super Clingy With the Male Lead, and He Dotes on Them Too?
The Heroine Regrets Abandoning Her Husband and Child, Then Returns Years Later to Ask Him to Take Her Back
Already Married with a Child from the Start, Not Reborn, and Living a Happy Life
The Heroine Had No Choice but to Disappear for Years. When She Returns, the Male Lead Still Loves Her Deeply
The female lead coldly breaks up with the male lead, then goes abroad and disappears for many years. When she returns, she runs into him by chance, and he's still deeply in love with her.
The Heroine Leaves, and After They Reunite, the Hero Is Insecure
The female lead leaves the male lead. After they meet again, he realizes he still loves her, and they get back together. He’s constantly afraid she’ll leave him again.
Looking for a Female-Led Period Novel: She's Sweet and Delicate, and He's Controlling
The Female Lead Has a Clear Head and Leaves the Male Lead and Their Child Behind. He Has to Beg Both Wife and Mother for Forgiveness
Period Stories with Male Leads Working City Jobs, Such as Factory Worker, Shop Clerk, or Writer
Looking for Stories Where the Heroine Abandons Her Husband and Child, but the Hero Is Crazy About Her!
Looking for books similar to "Reborn as a Wicked Woman, She Had No Heart, but the Abandoned War King Cried While Holding Their Child". I want a romance where the heroine abandons her husband and child, while the male lead can’t forget her and is completely lovestruck. Good writing, not simplistic, please. Thanks~
Sweet Stories About Women Reborn After Abandoning Their Husbands and Children in a Past Life
The Heroine Returns to the Past in Modern Clothes, and the Hero Sees Her
Brought it home.
Abandoning Husband and Child, Living in Humility
The male lead loves the female lead deeply, but because of some misunderstandings, she gives birth to their child and then moves abroad. She only comes back a few times a year and is cold toward both the child and the male lead. The male lead is a total doormat.
An Era Story About an Educated Youth Who Gets Into University and Leaves Her Husband and Child Behind
The Heroine Quits Her Job and Returns to Her Hometown. The Hero Misses Her So Much. I Need This, Please!
Please Recommend Sweet Stories About Being Reborn with an Adorable Three- or Four-Year-Old Baby
The adorable baby is looking forward to the female lead's love, just like their dad. (●°u°●)"
Period Stories Where the Female Lead Abandons Her Husband and Children
The female lead transmigrates into a book, becoming the original owner's body after she abandoned her husband and child and secretly ran back to the city. The male lead comes to her door with the child in his arms.
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 Novels Set in the 1950s, 1960s, or 1970s?
Are there any female-audience novels with a male lead about being reborn in a bygone era? I've read one so far, The Doomsday Expert in the 1970s, written by Tomato Watermelon. Anything similar?
A Period Story Where the Heroine Transmigrates Into the Body of an Unregistered Person
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The memory of the male protagonist defeating the quick time travel game with love after the female protagonist disappeared, and the fact that he raised the two cubs so well deserve full marks. The departure of his wife did not take away his love for his children, but instead deepened this love. This is the normal trend.
I've finished reading it, and overall it's pretty good. It's just that the male and female protagonists have fewer emotional lines, and it's written more like a group portrait. Then, the space inside does not appear more than five times at most. Then after the female protagonist is admitted to college and goes to Beijing, she and the male protagonist are engaged in studies and careers, which is not interesting, but the previous writing is quite good.
I was attracted by the introduction, and now I have read Chapter 125. It's okay, a bit boring, and not that amazing. Book lovers can take a look. Personally, I don't think there are any surprises, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is also sweet!
Give yourself a five-star review! This book was smooth in the early stage, tired in the middle, and very bumpy in the later stage, but overall it was finished successfully! However, due to some restrictions, the promised extras cannot be released. If possible, interested readers can keep this book on the bookshelf. Maybe in a year or two, I will definitely make up for it when I really meet the requirements for publishing extras! Do I love you?
I think I've seen some of them, but I have no impression.
The beginning is completely the plot of the finale of another novel. It would be more interesting if the male protagonist couldn't remember the female protagonist, but in the story the protagonist's family is happy, so that's okay.
The pace is slow and sometimes I feel like I'm reading prose, I just hope it's a little warmer and there are a lot of sad things.
The writing is good, but the whole article gives people a dull and depressing feeling, like returning to Nantian In fact, there is really no need for so many descriptions and descriptions, and there is no need for too many psychological activities that will distract from the main line. This novel has always given people a sense of tragedy behind Stephen Chow's comedy. The space is decorated, and a lot of supplies are stored that are not needed. You can watch it as if there is no space
Beautiful😊sweet, not enough
It looks good. I'm still wearing ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑