The 1970S: I Married a Truck Driver and Gave Up Trying
七零：嫁给大车司机摆烂了
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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?
Please Recommend High-Rated Historical-Era Novels with No Idiotic Characters
Looking for something like *My 1959: Starting with Snatching an Opportunity*. Please, a highly rated period novel, and don't make the characters stupid. Before the three-year famine begins, he binds himself to a broken trading System, puts down roots in the Great Northern Wilderness, and quietly stockpiles supplies so he can live well.
Any Understated, Sensible Period Novels? Not the Kind Where They Eat Lavish Meals Every Day
Looking for books like Making Others Happy? I'd Rather Make Myself Happy. Historical-era story with a female lead. It doesn't matter whether she transmigrates or has a golden finger, but it shouldn't be brainless or too showy. I hate those stories where she has a pocket dimension people can enter but insists on cooking outside, and is always...
Looking for Down-to-Earth Stories Set in a Past Era, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
I'm in a reading slump.
Looking for Highly Rated Period-Era Stories Where the Female Lead Refuses to Become a Stepmother or Adopt Children
Looking for books like *In the 1960s, I Became the Stepping Stone for a Scheming Female Lead*.
A Male Protagonist in the Countryside as a Sent-Down Youth, With a Space and a System
A Calm, Ordinary Slice of Life
Just an ordinary, peaceful life in a warm little home.
Period-Era Stories with No Rural Relocation, Black Market, Unrequited Devotion, Military Marriage, or Terrible In-Laws
Historical-Era Novels About Working as a Laborer
Workers in the olden days
An Ordinary, Calm, and Clever Female Lead
Period Stories, Educated Youths, Sending Supplies to Family, and Stockpiling
Excellent Completed Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Strong female and male leads, taking down scumbags, past and present lives
Period Drama: The Heroine Stays Home Eating and Drinking While the Hero Works to Support the Family
Period Stories with Male Leads Working City Jobs, Such as Factory Worker, Shop Clerk, or Writer
Stories About Female Leads Working in the City in the 1970S or 1980S
Any Period Novels with a Rich Greaser Male Lead and a Sweet, Soft, Delicate Heroine?
A Period Novel About Everyday Life After Marrying Into the City: No College Exams, No Black Market
I'm looking for books like *Married Into the City, Finally Got Rationed Food*.
Long-Married Leads Living a Quiet, Ordinary Life
Looking for Great Historical-Era Novels. Please Recommend Your Favorites, I’m Out of Books to Read
Good historical novels set in a particular era, preferably with leads who have really solid values. A story about going to the countryside would be even better. No spoiled drama queens or revenge plots, please. I'm begging you.
Looking for Stories Like Military Marriage Romance
Looking for books similar to *Married to a Soldier in the 1960s, I Take My Mother-in-Law and Flee to Join the Army*.
Any Period Stories Where the Heroine Is from the Countryside and Marries into the City?
I'm in a Reading Slump. Yep, a Reading Slump.
Looking for books like *With Mystic Eyes, I Can See a Hundred Thousand Miles: I Become a Lucky Star in Another World*. I want something without much advanced technology. The characters can cultivate, but it shouldn’t be like the cultivation world.
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It's pretty good. I finally finished it in two nights. I'll give it four stars. On the contrary, I don't think it's bad to have a heroine like other people said. Well, don't think of Chinese people as bad in those days, but it's undeniable that most people have selfish motives. But I think it's good that the author wrote it this way, with such development and getting along with each other. What I think is really bad is that the golden finger is too big, and it feels like all the good things of the male and female protagonists have been taken away. Then other people's writings are also about people who don't have enough to eat, have sallow complexions, and are a bit like group portraits, which is not good [face covering] [face covering]
The comment section was really worried about who would take advantage of the male protagonist. The brothers were very clear-minded and neither male nor female protagonist minded. Not to mention the male protagonist's grandma didn't give much support. Although each of the two sisters-in-law was given a hundred yuan to buy a job, in fact, the work did not cost money at all. He just wanted to let the two sisters-in-law know that if they want something, they have to pay for it themselves. Each one of them jumped in hastily, sometimes partiality, sometimes poverty alleviation. Don't you think it's tiring to be so innocent when they are all relatives? Just let the heroine find an only child.
I like the setting of the characters of the male and female protagonists. One likes appearance and the other is an egoist, which is quite good. It's just that I got into the trap too early and it's a bit too little.
In fact, I quite like this book. I feel that the character setting and subject matter are very good and down-to-earth. It's just that the narrative content is a bit too much and not vivid enough. I don't really like two people sharing a space, either only one person has it, or two people, one for each person.
It's quite interesting. I've seen the heroine have a space and can bring the hero in. I've also seen couples share the space because of a system. I've never seen two people directly share the same space. And it was only towards the finale that I discovered whether the hero traveled through time or was reborn. I have memories of my past life. As for the heroine, she feels that she has worked so hard to study in university and has reached the level of simultaneous interpretation. Why did she not join the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and return to the Public Security Bureau? This has somewhat weakened the role of the university. Overall, it is very good-looking. Her parents are short-lived, they have jobs, and there are no great friends among their relatives. It is quite good.
The heroine is not a time travel or a rebirth, she is a local original, but she has a golden finger, and she and the hero accidentally obtained the jade pendant space, and also gained a lot of wealth. Then I had a prophetic dream. The male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight. The female protagonist didn't want to do farm work and found the male protagonist, and the two got married and had children.
It's so well written. It's one of the few historical novels that is realistic. I highly recommend it.
It's very close to life. The social conditions at that time were indeed like this.
It looks good, I think it's pretty good, just plain.
The content is good, but the last name and first name are always wrong.