Step Counter System: Delivering Takeout in the 1970s
步数系统：我在七十年代送外卖
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- Completed
- Length
- 414k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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Period Novel, No Sent-Down Youth, Has a Job, Everyday Family Life
Period Novel! The Heroine Has a Job, Won't Be a Housewife or Do Chores, and Doesn't Want to Be a Stepmother
No female leads who work themselves to the bone doing everything! Absolutely no chasing after the male lead, and no second or third babies! Either no children or just one!!! 🥰
Period-Era Story: The Most Unremarkable One in the Family Ends Up the Most Successful
Looking for No-CP Female-Led Stories Set in the Old Days. Please Don’t Recommend Anything with Romance! No CP!!
Please read the title carefully before recommending anything. Some of you like a book and recommend it even though it has a couple. Are you stupid? Didn’t you see the title? I want no-CP stories, and you recommend a bunch with couples. Are you just being obnoxious or brainless? You’re wasting everyone’s time!
Period Novels with No Romance
I'm looking for a period novel with no romance, no raising kids, and a System. Is that asking too much? I've only found one so far.
Historical Fiction, No Romance, No CP
Looking for books similar to "The Female Supporting Character Can't Help It, Like a Chinese Cabbage in Winter". No inner-power cultivation, no immortal cultivation, and nothing too outrageous.
No CP, Female Lead, Soldier and Special Forces, Patriotic Story
Period Stories About Siblings Going to the Countryside Together and Supporting Each Other
Looking for a Low-Key Slice-of-Life Story With a Small Pocket Space and Gossip
Are there any stories about an ordinary person who quietly keeps their head down, has a little pocket dimension, stays clear-headed, and just likes watching the drama unfold?
🌿🌿 Why Can’t Period Novels Have Refined Male Leads? I’m Tired of Rough-and-Tumble Types
Any Recommendations for Stories Set in a Bygone Era? Dual-Income Couple, No Rural Relocation
I'm looking for something fresh, with sound values and a logical plot. Let's share recommendations!
1960s Stories with a System and Clan Dynamics, No Siheyuan Stories
In a Reading Slump: Everyone Passing By, Recommend One Good Book
Completed Transmigration-Into-a-Book Novels About Strong Female Leads With No Romance (Preferably Set in a Past Era)
Nothing where the heroine can't live without a man. No saintly do-gooders, and no one who only wants to have children. I want something that makes sense. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
It's Been So Long Since I Read Anything Fresh and Original 😢
Looking for books like I Am Not the God of Drama.
Looking for High-Quality Period-Era Stories That Are Truly Stunning
Looking for books similar to "My 1959: Starting by Snatching Up Fortuitous Opportunities". An astonishingly good high-quality period novel. The protagonist is struck by lightning at the start and fuses with a future soul, then exploits a broken System to stockpile supplies during the famine and hunt wild boars for meat.
Any Historical-Era Novels With a More Original Plot?
I don't want the heroine to start preparing for the college entrance exam later in the story.
Stories Set in the 1960s With Rebirth as a Baby, or Stories Set in the 1970s
I want to read something like A Transmigrator's Guide to Enjoying the Gossip in the 1970s.
In a Reading Slump, Looking for Something Good
Looking for books like After I Transmigrated into a Book, He Became the Sickly Movie Emperor's Canary.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Show Me Your Shelf-Toppers! Nothing Heartbreaking, Please
I Don't Want to Read This Kind of Book
Please Recommend Some Good Novels
Looking for books similar to Road Survival: The Number One Player Says She'll Walk to the End of the Road. Please recommend some level-up-and-fight-monsters stories. Road Survival is worth reading, but it's not finished yet!!!!!!!!!!
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Quick Transmigration: The Unhinged Queen Wreaks Havoc on Scumbags in Period Dramas
The Ordinary Life of a Woman in the 1960s
I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 60s and Became a Couch Potato
Transmigrated to the 1970s: With a System, I'm the Strongest!
Transmigrate into a Book: The Cannon-Fodder Female Supporting Character's Fake Marriage in the 1970s
After the Transmigrator Ruined My Life, I Was Reborn in the 1970s
Newlyweds in 1970: The Widow Foil in a Period Novel
Transmigrating to the 1960s: My Husband Takes Me to the City
The 1970s: The Delicate Beauty Is a Prize Catch
A Little Tree Spirit’s Observation Diary of the Seventies
The Real Heiress Lands a Secure Job in the 1970s
I'm a Man: Struggling as a Widow in the 1970s
Taking My Time Building a Career in the 1970s
The Eighties: A Wonderful Wife Brings Good Fortune
Transmigrated into a Period Novel with a Pocket Dimension
Driving a Big Rig for the Supply and Marketing Cooperative, and Finding a Soldier Boyfriend Along the Way
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The lack of a romantic pairing is a plus. The female characters are all well-developed, and the supporting characters aren't maliciously portrayed to glorify the main characters. Everyone seems to have their own life to live, even the male protagonist. Each of the educated youth's lives could be a fascinating novel on its own.
It didn't get very good later on. They said there wouldn't be a romantic pairing, but Song's presence was too strong; he was involved in everything.
It's a very good book with well-developed characters and a novel system. At first, I thought there would be a male lead, and after reading over 160 chapters, I was wondering why they hadn't gotten together by the time it was almost finished. Later I learned it's a no-romance book. At that moment, I suddenly realized I had limited my perspective; even without a male lead, it's great.
It's a pretty good short story set in a historical period, featuring a female protagonist and a small ensemble cast, with no romantic pairing. I personally thought it was quite enjoyable, so why isn't the rating high? Although there's a system and space available, it doesn't rely on anything excessively.
It's finished! I'll give myself a five-star rating. Before I started writing, I wanted my female protagonist to be someone who didn't just have a simple, carefree life. I wanted her to grow gradually. After all, I always feel that if someone suddenly has everything and becomes the best in the universe, they'll feel a bit empty. Sui Sui's personality should be inherently humorous and optimistic.
It's really good! I saw it on the recommendation list. The writing is smooth and the imagery is vivid. I love novels that make you laugh out loud every now and then. Some of the character settings are a little similar to Lin Yuzhu's book, just a tiny bit 🤏. The author of Lin Yuzhu's later historical fiction felt a bit off-key, and the writing style regressed, hehe, it went a bit off-topic 😳 Author, keep writing! The ratings will definitely be good, this book is sure to be a hit!
This book is quite good, but it's too short, and the ending left me feeling very disappointed. She didn't end up with the male lead; if they had, there would have been more story developments, but there weren't, and then it just stopped. I was very sad. Also, after her father successfully reunited with his family, I thought there would be some amazing new story, but it just ended there.
The villains are quickly eliminated, and the female lead easily overcomes all obstacles in this heartwarming story. The female lead has loving parents in both her past and present lives, making her a rare case of having both parents at the Tomato Orphanage, which is heartwarming to watch. The rating is a bit low, mainly because of the male supporting character surnamed Song.
I've read over seventy chapters and it's quite good, lively, interesting, and makes me happy. I don't like those depictions of tragic people and events from the 1960s and 70s, although I know reality is much crueler, but I just read online novels to find joy.
Leaving a mark: The female protagonist is reborn and her family treats her very well (17 years old). After discovering she has a spatial ability and fearing her family will find out, she immediately and secretly signs up to go to the countryside.