Happy Days After I Transmigrate to the 1970s
穿越七十年代幸福日常
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- Completed
- Length
- 334k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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I've Been on a Historical-Era Fiction Kick Lately. Please Recommend the Best of the Best
Looking for books similar to *With My Hands Behind My Back, I Transmigrated to the 1970s: I'm Good at Stirring Up Trouble and Making Money (Feng Qi Ye He)*.
I've Recently Gotten into Stories Set in a Bygone Era. I Fell Down the Rabbit Hole and Can't Get Out
I Can't Get Into Anything Anymore. What Do I Do? Please Recommend Something
Absolutely Stunning, High-Quality Stories Set in a Bygone Era!!
Tomato's No. 1 Period Novel: Laugh Until You Can't Breathe, Stay Up All Night Reading! Impossible to Put Down!
Looking for books similar to "Reborn in 1980: I Send My Abusive Husband to the ICU Every Day (Wildflower Breaking Free from Its Cocoon)".
Period-Era Stories, No Miserable Plotlines, No Romance! No Romance! No Flirting!!!
Recently Gotten into Slice-of-Life and Lighthearted Stories
I've recently gotten hooked on slice-of-life and lighthearted stories.
This Is the Only Story Set in a Bygone Era for Me!!!
I Want to Read About a Clingy Couple in Love
No stories with two male leads or two female leads. Romance only. No mixing romance with BL, please. Someone recommend something! And add more, please, goddess. Just think of it as feeding the chickens. You win, bro. You've completely won this time. You broke through my psychological defenses. I'm completely defeated.
S-save... Me! I'm... in a Reading Slump
Any kind of book is fine ✧(≖◡≖✿)
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?
Period Era, Pocket Dimension, Educated Youth, Sent to the Countryside
Looking for stories similar to "Reborn in the 1970s: Taking My Younger Sister to the Northeast to Become an Educated Youth".
Period Novels with Heroines Who Work in Factories
Finding a Job Through Your Own Merit in a Period-Era Novel
Are there any stories where the female lead transmigrates into a rural setting in an era novel, then uses her abilities to get a job at the commune or in a government department? I'm out of things to read.
Looking for Gentle, Heartwarming Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Stories About Female Leads Working in the City in the 1970s or 1980s
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".
Historical-Era Stories With Stable Factory Jobs: Parents Who Work at a Steel Mill and Life in a Factory Compound
Nothing about going to the countryside as an educated youth, please.
I'm in a Reading Slump! Toss Me a Great Tomato Novel to Keep Me Going, Guys!
Looking for books like "The Capitalist's Daughter Awakens and Chases Her Husband While Pregnant!" Historical novels set in a particular era (reborn or with a golden finger), ancient romance, or contemporary romance are all fine.
Historical-Era Novels With a Female Lead Focused on Her Career! No Fake or Real Heiress Plots! No Terrible Relatives!
I keep finding female-oriented novels that seem hostile toward women. As I read, there's all kinds of contempt and rumors spread behind people's backs. The characters are constantly awful, and there's always explaining and clearing things up. Please recommend something worth reading!
Historical Fiction, No System or Golden Finger, Stories About Ordinary People
I'd like to read something similar to A Second Spring at the 1977 College Entrance Exams. A heartwarming story about ordinary people, with multiple protagonists if need be, focusing on everyday folks and chronicling the most ordinary lives across several generations. Don't let history forget the past. The simple, everyday things are what matter most!
All Kinds of Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Looking for a Period Novel Without a Military Marriage or Joining the Army, and With No Golden Finger or Pocket Dimension
If you don't meet the requirements, don't come in.
Please Recommend Great Novels: Transmigration Farming Stories and Period Pieces
Looking for stories like Pregnant with His Heir, I Married the Prince of War, Emptied the Capital, and Went into Exile.
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The 1970s: I Transmigrated into a Book and Scavenge to Raise You
Mistaking My Fiancé, I’m Spoiled by the Cold-Faced Regiment Commander
Transmigrated to the 1970s, the Obsessive Man Has His Eyes on Me
Transmigrate into a Book: In the 1970s, I Became the Female Lead's Foil
The Factory's Young Beauty in the 1980s: Laying Low, Counting Money, and Enjoying the Gossip
The 1970s: The Little Slacker Is Forced to Make a Comeback
The Runaway Bride Wins Over the Handsome Factory Director and Embraces a Life of Passion
Forced to Marry a Widower? I Turn Around and Marry into a Military Compound in the 1960s
The Ordinary Life of a Woman in the 1960s
After Transmigrating into a Book in the Sixties, the Tycoon Spoiled Me into the Heroine
The Cannon Fodder Is About to Be Bled Dry? Hand Over That Golden Finger!
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It's well-written, the overall plot flows smoothly, and there are a few minor issues, but I can still read it (there aren't many paragraph comments, which greatly improves the reading experience; sometimes it's not that I can't read a book, but that too many paragraph comments make everything seem problematic).
I finished watching it. Although there were some flaws, finishing it proves it wasn't that bad. The overall story was okay. The male lead is finally not a soldier several years older than him. In fact, the female lead's family is better off than the male lead's; his siblings only got jobs because of her and didn't have to go to the countryside.
The beginning is a bit bland, but it gets better and better as you watch. The families of both the male and female leads have a warm atmosphere; their parents and siblings are all very kind. The male and female leads are a loving couple with happy families and successful careers. It leaves you feeling warm inside after watching.
This is so well written! Life is like that—one step at a time. Only by seizing the present can we look to the future. Unrealistic expectations and going astray will only lead to more mistakes. ❌ This is fantastic! 👏🏻🎉 [Upvote] 🤔❤️🤔 [Upvote] 👍❤️🤔 [Upvote] 🤔❤️👍❤️🤔🤔❤️
It's pretty good. The love and career paths of the male and female protagonists in this story are quite stable. Their love is sweet and without any unexpected troubles, and they both have their own ideas and are steadily rising in their careers.
I only read the first 30-odd chapters, and it seems like the story only revolves around the female lead, the male lead, the original female lead, and various scoundrels. Every time the female lead gets into trouble, the male lead inexplicably appears nearby to help her. And while initially offering her steamed buns and a thank-you note was normal, the ending with him giving her TV tickets and plane tickets seems excessive.
This really deserves a high score. The male and female leads are both normal people with a touch of charisma, and their families are also normal, making for a comfortable read. Occasionally, the author describes the protagonists' looks and family background from an outsider's perspective, but only occasionally.
Well written! I personally prefer stories that depict people achieving their ideals and life's value through their own efforts. In this fast-paced era, reading a simple book can bring peace of mind. I personally don't really like stories with overly powerful, "golden finger" elements, especially historical fiction with characters possessing magical springs. 🤦
The score is so low, it's strange. I read it on and off, and I don't remember the beginning of the plot, so I can say that this novel has no major flaws in my memory. The writing is good, it doesn't torture the protagonist, and the plot is on the more enjoyable side. I'm shocked to see such a low score today! An 8-point score would have been perfectly reasonable.
Actually, I quite like it. While watching, I didn't notice the negative points mentioned in the comments section. Maybe I'm just a typical "country bumpkin" (a term used to describe someone who enjoys watching a show or watching a drama unfold), but I really enjoy how the male lead saves the female lead from danger. The female lead's personality seems a bit too easygoing? I quite like that kind of personality.