The 1980S: The Jiang Family’s Oldest Daughter Returns from the Countryside
八零：姜家老姑娘从乡下回来了
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- Completed
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- 430k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Newly Completed in 2025: A Satisfying Period Novel With No Frustrating Angst, Just Fight Back!
Looking for Stories About a Female Lead Working in a Government Office in the Old Days, With the Right Values
Historical-Era Novels
Period Novel, No Sent-Down Youth, Has a Job, Everyday Family Life
Historical-Era Military Marriage Stories: They Divorce and Don't Get Back Together, with No Self-Sacrificing or Love-Blind Heroines
Republican-Era Stories, No Couples, and No Brain-Dead Writing
Nothing ridiculously over-the-top with numbers like 999.9 billion, and no System either. I like stories where people achieve their goals through their own hard work. Any protagonist gender is fine, but no pregnancy-and-running-away plots or vague romantic tension with someone.
The 1960S, Black Markets, Antiques, and Beijing Siheyuan Courtyards
Period Pieces Completed in 2025: Military Marriages, Rugged Men, Gentlemen, Anything Goes
Female Leads Who Pursue Political Careers in Historical-Era Settings
Period-Era, Female-Oriented, Returning to China, Investing, Reuniting with Family
Looking for books like The 1970s Returnee Heiress Throws Money Around at the Drop of a Hat. The female lead transmigrates, has plenty of money, and spends it on her country in that era.
Looking for Period Dramas Like Xia Xiaolan's. Similar Is Fine, but Not Too Different 🙏
Period Drama Where the Heroine Works at a Machinery Factory and Outranks Her Father
Before Being Sent Away, a Capitalist Heiress Packs Up All Her Assets and Flees to Hong Kong Overnight
Looking for books like You Raided My House, So I Went to Xiangjiang to Pick Up Money. After being maliciously reported, the protagonist has no choice but to clear out all their belongings and flee overnight. You raided my house, so I went to Xiangjiang to pick up money. Happy now?
The Female Lead Takes the Original Heroine's Fortuitous Opportunity, Knows the Plot, Has Sound Values, and Avoids Face-Slapping
Looking for books like Taking the Heavenly Dao's Side, the Cannon Fodder Awakens Her Talent. The original female lead should be evil, and the female lead should come from a powerful family and be doted on by everyone. No face-slapping 🙃, no male lead 🙃, and she should have several very capable older brothers. Please 🥺😘😘
#Any Stories About Being Reborn in the 80S or 90S?
With a System.
Clean, Clean, Clean! Female-Focused Sweet Romance Needs a Chaste Male Lead
Ugh, this is so frustrating! I'm reading a sweet romance, so what's wrong with wanting both leads to be each other's first? What's wrong with a household or palace-intrigue story? If it's labeled sweet romance, why can't I care whether the leads have been with anyone before? In female-oriented sweet romances, all male leads had better be virgins, got it?
Come Check Out Some Stories Set in a Bygone Era, Full of Vivid, Lifelike Characters.
I want to read something similar to Lin Erni's Journey Through the Northeast. This period novel really kept me hooked. I stayed up all night to finish it.
Farming Novels with a No-Nonsense Female Lead
I'd like to read books similar to After Transmigrating into a Foolish Girl, I Fell Deeply for the Hunter. Here's a farming story I'd recommend: the female lead relies on farming to live a comfortable life with enough food and clothing.
Transmigrate Into a Book + 1980S Setting
I want books like The Jiang Family's Eldest Daughter Returns from the Countryside in 1980. Something good, with an actual plot.
Novels Set in a Bygone Era Where the Heroine Is Doted On
The female lead is doted on by the male lead or her family, and even the little babies adore her. She doesn't transmigrate or get reborn.
Any Genre Is Fine
Any good novels, any genre? I’ve genuinely run out of things to read.
My Standards Have Gotten So High That I Can't Stick With Anything I Pick Up
Please, anyone passing by, help me out. I can't take it anymore. I keep picking up all kinds of books, but I can't get into any of them.
Please, Any Novels Similar to An Only Daughter in the Eighties?
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It's so good. Many of Tomato's novels have had an attractive synopsis, but in the end, apart from the beginning becoming more and more dry and dry, like a waste of time, this one is not. It's very lively and interesting, and the climax is also very suitable.
I like this book very much. The content is very attractive to me. The heroine is crisp and clear, and the male protagonist is neither trusting nor clingy. Although the book is short, it doesn't force the ending, so it's pretty good! Of course, there are many shortcomings. The description of the heroine in the original text is too little and too perfunctory. Although I know that the heroine will definitely be reborn as the protagonist, I skip it, and there are not as many supporting roles. Some things are not explained very clearly, the details are not enough, and the logic is not rigorous enough! But in such a serious situation of abandoning the book, I read it from beginning to end without fast forwarding or skipping chapters. It deserves my four stars! ! !
It's pretty good to watch, but the names of the characters are always spelled wrong, which makes people confused.
It's pretty good-looking, the family is not very good, and the little girl is very smart.
It's a very good book. The heroine has the ability to seize opportunities, and she doesn't have so many great relatives. I hope the author will update it more.
The writing is very good and very interesting. Except for the confusing title in the early stage, the author has already finished most of them, so I will go back and check again. It was so confusing at the beginning that I almost gave up the article. After reading it, it is very interesting, very interesting, step-by-step, and the ending is still full of meaning.
It's pretty good, but there are some typos and omissions. Also, many of the supporting characters have the same last name, which makes people think they are a family.
It looks good, but there are a lot of typos, but it's still worth recommending.
It's quite interesting. I liked watching the part about Jiang Lai starting a business. In fact, there is relatively little description of the relationship part. I didn't want to sleep after watching it last night.
It's good, but why are the characters' names in the book always spelled wrong? It's best to check.