I Reincarnate as a Stunning Beauty in the 1970s and Head to the Countryside
穿成七十年代大美人我去下乡了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 616k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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Looking for a Period-Era Story with an Exceptionally Beautiful Heroine
Looking for books similar to Military Marriage in the 1970s: The Fussy Female Supporting Character Is Sweet and Charming! Ideally, she joins the army from the start. Both leads should be good-looking, and I don’t want a career-focused plot, just everyday family life. Thanks!
Period Romance Heroines Who Are Stunning, Like Flowers of Wealth and Prestige
Don't recommend anything if you haven't understood what I'm looking for! I hate greasy, cringey titles, melodramatic clichés, brainless Mary Sues, stepmothers, multiple births, rough country guys, awful relatives, and the groveling-after-a-breakup trope.
Period Stories About Heroines Sent to the Countryside Who Have Good Relationships with Their Families
Please, I’m open to stories with or without a male lead. I just don’t want the female lead constantly meddling in other people’s business. Something like "Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970s: A Bystander’s Guide to Staying in Her Lane".
Looking for Satisfying 1980s Stories with a Rugged Male Lead, a Storage Space, Farming, and Getting Rich
Looking for something similar to "Reborn in the 1980s: Dumping My Scumbag Boyfriend to Marry a Butcher". I want a feel-good story set in the 1980s, with a rough-and-tumble male lead and some romance. Not too many awful relatives, a golden finger, farming, and making a fortune.
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A Radiant Educated Youth Meets a Brooding Tough Guy
The Sweet, Delicate Beauty Marries the Fiercest Roughneck of the 1970s and Is Spoiled Rotten
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My Wicked Ex-Wife Throws Herself Into My Arms in Tears, and I Kiss Her Better
A Military Wife’s Identity Is No Simple Matter: Even the King of Hell Gives Her a Pocket Dimension
The 1970s: The Commander Marries the Laziest Woman in the Village
A Killer in the 1960s: Beating Up the Worst of Them Before Heading to the Countryside
Reborn in the 1970s: I Won't Marry a Jerk, I'll Marry an Officer
A Delicate Beauty in the 1970s: I Wooed a Commander and Joined the Army
My Whole Family Can Hear My Thoughts, and We’re All the Worst People of the Era
Transmigrate Into a Book: After Slacking Off in the Eighties, I Was Spoiled by a Rugged Man
The Cool, Aloof Female Officer of the 1970s Didn't Want Him, but He Cried with Red Eyes
Transmigrated into a 1970s Novel, I Have a Gruff and Clingy Husband at Home
A Beauty from the Sixties Marries into a Powerful Family: The Chaste Commander Is So Dashing
Transmigrating to the 1970s, I Became a Spoiled Little Green Tea with a Terrible Family
I Transmigrated to the 1970s and Won Over the Male Lead's Uncle
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Why not give the female lead a personal space?
I've already finished the first book, it's very well written, I'll continue reading the second one.
It's alright. The female lead is incredibly strong, like a tough, muscular woman. She's kind, beautiful, and loves to stand up for the weak, somewhat like a chivalrous heroine. 🤭 The male and female leads meet relatively late in life, but they're very happy together.
It's pretty good so far. It's about everyday life, down-to-earth, and there aren't any particularly awful people.
I like it when there's no unnecessary talk; it's so much better to resolve things with force, no more dragging things out.
I love the female lead's cool and kind-hearted personality; it would be even more perfect if she had a space for accumulating good karma.
I like this book. Reading it reminded me of how people in my village helped each other when I was a child. I don't know when things started to get poor...
The female lead is strong; the more I watch, the more I like her.
So far, it seems pretty good. I still enjoy watching "Days in the Countryside" and "If You're Not Afraid, Then Fight!" What I personally dislike is that the romance is too rushed. There wasn't enough time for them to develop their relationship. Maybe it's because he's the male lead.
This book is super good. The author's writing is fluent, and the characters are vivid. It's definitely worth reading.