
There Was a Girl Named Xiaohua
有个女孩叫小花
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 420k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →Finally Found a Proper Period-Era Novel.
Looking for books like *Nine-Tenths Foolish*. I’ve been searching for ages and finally found it.
Completed Stories About a Peaceful, Happy Everyday Life
The female lead spent her past life rushing around, busy every single day. After she transmigrates to ancient times or another era, all she does is farm, raise children, and handle the daily necessities. She lives a simple, peaceful life.
Looking for Period Novels Set in the South, Not the North
Any More Realistic Stories Set in a Particular Era? Looking for Recs
A lot of period dramas these days have living conditions better than ours now. It feels a bit fake.
Cozy and Low-Key, with No Over-the-Top Drama
Something simple and low-key, no melodramatic twists or convoluted plots. Just a sweet, gentle romance.
Quiet and Engaging, Best Read with Some Thought
I've read most novels already.
I've Read So Many Stories Set in Different Eras That They're Starting to Feel Boring
Looking for Realist Fiction Recommendations
Any Low-Key Novels Focused on Everyday Life?
No System, and not too much face-slapping.
Ordinary Female Leads
Looking for books similar to Quick Transmigration: Target, Please Save Yourself. The female lead is brilliant at her finance job. She was tense at her previous company and quit to join another one. She's an only child. When dating, she was with a wealthy college classmate for a while, but only after meeting his parents did she realize he had no ambition to build a career,
Looking for a Story with an Ordinary Female Lead, Something Along Those Lines...
Looking for books similar to Rational Obsession.
Period Novels That Are as Realistic as Possible
I don't want a protagonist who goes head-to-head with everyone from the start. The story should develop realistically and stick as close to real life as possible.
Any Low-Key Period Stories?
School Stories, From Middle School to College, With No Superpowers
Recommend Books on Your Shelf You'd Never Delete
Something worth rereading over and over after finishing.
A Story with a Steady, Unhurried Pace!!!!!
Any stories with fresh, original plots and a slow, steady pace?
Books to Improve My Character and Taste
Anyone? Anyone at all?
Looking for Gentle, Heartwarming Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Novels Set in a Bygone Era! Novels Set in a Bygone Era! Novels Set in a Bygone Era!
I want a story set in a bygone era, but not in some made-up world. Something realistic would be great, and even better if the female lead has a cute little kid. Thanks!
Farming, Real Farming
I want genuine farming details: what seedlings to plant each month, how to get seeds to sprout, what to do when pests show up, and so on. I really need this, please!
Fiction That Feels Close to Real Life
No transmigration, no being reborn, no System, a normal setting, no fantasy, no mind-reading, not a comedy, no transmigrating into a book, no angst, no tragic ending, and modern romance. Do stories like this even exist anymore?
Farming and Homesteading Novels
Looking for an ancient farming story without too many awful relatives. The male lead shouldn't constantly be a prince, general, or crown prince or anything like that. I'd like a warm, peaceful story about ordinary rural life. Please recommend one if you know any.
Everyday Life Among Ordinary People, No Politics
A Whole Basket of High-Quality Farming and Period-Era Novels
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A very familiar life reminds people of many past events inadvertently. Fighting glutinous rice cakes, wandering gods, etc. These plots may be slowly recalled and savored after reaching a certain age. Once people get older, they start to think about the past. Those familiar smells slowly become a thing of the past. It turns out that between opening and closing eyes, a day has passed, and between opening and closing eyes, a life has passed slowly.
"There is a Girl Called Xiaohua": Find the true nature of life in the ordinary fireworks. It is a sincere work immersed in a rich flavor of life. The work is set in a rural setting in the 1990s. There is no adventure in time travel or golden fingers. It just uses a delicate brushstroke that is almost line drawing to quietly narrate the daily life of the girl Xiaohua and her family. The author's writing is simple and unpretentious, but extremely down-to-earth, vividly depicting every detail of farm life and the joys and sorrows of small people. The story is full of real human fireworks. The interactions between the parents and the fellow villagers all seem so natural and cordial. It does not deliberately create dramatic conflicts, but in a plain and calm narrative, it makes us feel as if we have traveled through time, returned to that simple and warm era, and re-experienced the innocence and beauty in life that we have ignored for a long time. This kind of "plainness" is not monotonous, but a kind of accumulated life wisdom, which has a long lasting aftertaste after reading. This is a work that can make people calm down and feel the true nature of life. The language is fluent and delicate, and it is spoken eloquently, like a trickle of water, nourishing the heart. It's very beautiful and exciting. I look forward to more heart-warming stories from the author.
The story is full of human fireworks. It is true to be plain and calm. The language is very down-to-earth, delicate and smooth, easy to understand. It is told eloquently, and the lingering sound lingers for three days. Looking forward to more exciting chapters. [Like][Like][Like]
It is very beautiful and wonderful. The author uses smooth, delicate and down-to-earth language to describe the vivid farm life, the daily life of small people, the fireworks in the world, the small things in the daily life, the big things in the small things, and the fall of a leaf, which can easily arouse the resonance of readers and make people have endless aftertaste and can't stop. Looking forward to more exciting new chapters. [Like][Like][Like][Like]
"There is a Girl Called Xiaohua" is a work full of life. It is set in the countryside in the 1990s and tells the ordinary story of the girl Xiaohua's family. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to describe the family's shortcomings and show the living conditions of ordinary people. Although there are no plots of time travel and golden fingers, this simple and unpretentious narrative method makes people feel more intimate, as if they have returned to that era and feel the innocence and beauty. Ink
A very life-like book, worth recommending.
This is a book that will probably activate memories for children born in the 1980s in southern rural areas. The descriptions in the book are delicate and vivid, and are evoking memories~~ The text in this book is delicate and vivid, the details are well described, and the breath of life is breathtaking and beautiful. A book full of human touch that is worth reading carefully. Like. Follow the latest chapter, please support the author.
So well written! Watching Xiao Hua's interesting childhood stories, I unknowingly caught up to the latest chapter, and I felt like I was reliving my own childhood, full of memories! Especially the New Year part, this is the real flavor of the New Year [Like][Like][Like] Highly recommended! Will keep chasing until the end [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
This is a very warm and affectionate novel. The simple and unpretentious writing takes readers to follow the growth of Xiaohua, see rural life, and appreciate the warmth of the world.
The story is full of human fireworks. It is true that it is plain and calm. The language is very down-to-earth, delicate and smooth, easy to understand. It is told eloquently, and the lingering sound will linger for three days. I look forward to more exciting stories!