In the 1970s, the Commander Said with Red-Rimmed Eyes That He'd Take Responsibility for Me
穿七零，首长红着眼说对我负责
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Looking for a Military Marriage in a Period-Era Story 🔥 The Heroine Can Join Her Husband at His Posting, and It’s Sweet
Looking for books like "Military Marriage in the 1970s: After Joining the Army, She Takes the Family Compound by Storm". Stories about transmigrating into a book, transmigrating to a bygone era, being reborn, traveling from ancient times to the modern day, or the apocalypse are all fine. I like heroines who can embroider, paint, cook, or write novels.
Military Marriage, the Regiment Commander Husband Has a White Moonlight, Reborn Story
Looking for Period Dramas
Any historical-era novels about domineering, forced love?
Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!!!
Please, I desperately need some good educated-youth novels!
Good, Realistic Period Military Marriage Novels
Looking for books similar to "The Sweet Military Marriage of the 70s: The Cool-Tempered Officer Keeps Chasing After Her to Win Her Over". I don't understand why such a beautifully written period romance has such a low rating. Is my taste bad? There’s no System, pocket dimension, or golden finger, just a genuinely sweet story with no angst. The female lead...
A Female Lead Who's a Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine or a Pharmaceutical Tycoon, Set in Either the Modern Day or a Past Era
I want something to read, I want something to read, I want something to read
Recommend, Recommend, Recommend!!! 😊😊😊
Looking for stories similar to Born into Desperate Straits, I Survive with Medicine and Save the People!
Looking for Stories About Heroines Starting Businesses in the 1980s or 1990s
No spatial-storage golden fingers. Ideally, both leads are smart and capable. No doormat saints or useless wimps, and preferably no bizarre parents. (Nothing emotionally or physically torturous. I read for the fun of it.)
Looking for Stories Set in a Bygone Era!!!!!
I only remember that the heroine (I forget whether she transmigrated or was reborn) had university professor parents and three siblings. She was the oldest. The whole family was reported and sent down to the countryside. Her parents then cut ties with her in a newspaper announcement and used their connections to get her to take her younger brother to the countryside. It was where her parents had been sent down...
Your Number One Period Novel
After being transmigrated into the body of a divorced woman, Su Hehe goes to live with her aunt and becomes a nanny. She's enjoying the spectacle of sharp-tongued officer Zhong Zhan being forced to go on a blind date when he corners her at the door and demands marriage:
Period Novels So Good You Can't Stop Reading
Looking for books similar to She Faked Being a Fool for Four Years and Became the Rough Village Tyrant's Sweetheart. Historical setting, with a baby. The heroine shouldn't be too meek.
Looking for Stories Set in a Past Era or Ancient Times
I'm looking for books like Help! I'm Pregnant with the Returning Educated Youth's Baby. What Should I Do? (A Loving Marriage in the 1970s). Are there any ongoing stories like Help! I'm Pregnant with the Returning Educated Youth's Baby (A Loving Marriage in the 1970s)? I want more like it to tide me over.
Period Setting + Military Marriage, Sweet Romance, and No Brain-Dead Characters
I want to read books like After Three Years as a Widow, I Took Grandma to Join My Military Officer Husband.
Looking for a Period Story Where She Is Reborn as the Male Lead's Wife
The male lead sponsored the female lead's education. After learning that he had died, she went to pay her respects and transmigrated into the body of his pregnant wife, who was about to get an abortion. The male lead had just been framed and lost his job.
Looking for Period Novels Set Between 2024 and 2025. I've Read All the Good Older Ones
Looking for books similar to The Fifties: I Remarried an Officer with My Biological Daughter and Adopted Daughter. I want a historically grounded story set in a specific era. No careless, big-spending heroine. Preferably no golden finger, and if there is one, it shouldn't be too powerful.
Any Stories About a Female Lead Who Transmigrates to the 1970s, Marries a Soldier, and Has a Research Space?
Looking for Transmigration Historical-Era Stories!!
The heroine and her father transmigrate together while driving on a trip. In the period novel, her father is still her biological father, and their car comes with them too. I can't remember whether they ended up in her father's timeline or hers. Later, the male lead's father opens a sanitary pad factory and advertises it, and the father and daughter recognize each other.
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No particular genre. Anything you've finished reading is fine, with no restrictions~ I'm out of books lately. So many posts have tons of recommendations in the comments, but the people recommending them have barely read for ten minutes! Please share the great books in your collections~
Novels That Deserve Better Titles: Intricate Plots Worth Reading Again and Again
Looking for books like “The Movie Emperor Keeps Trying to Get His Claws into Me.”
Looking for a Novel...
Looking for a book with a scene where the female lead is beaten by her parents. The male lead doesn't help at first, but after she takes a hit, he finally steps in.
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Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1970s: The Fragile Cannon-Fodder Is Doted on by the War Hero
Reborn as a Doomed Villainess, I Immediately Flee with the Money
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A 1970s Sweetheart With an Infinite Supply Space Wins Over a Rough-Hewn Man
Pregnant and Joining the Army, the Capitalist Heiress Is Reborn as Everyone's Darling
The 1980s' Delicate Beauty Marries Her Younger Brother-in-Law, and Has Twins
The Capitalist Heiress Takes Her Spirit Spring Space to the Countryside with Her Husband
After Switching Marriages and Remarrying the Infertile Bigwig, the Stepfamily Is Left Blinded by Tears
On the Day I Awakened, I Saved the Commander's Own Son
Military Marriage: With a Silver Needle in Hand, the Plot Goes My Way
Reborn as the Scapegoat Ex-Wife: First Deal with the Jerk, Then Join the Army
A Sweet Military Marriage in the 1970s: The Commander Can't Stop Sneaking Kisses
You Got Sterilized for Love, So I Turned to Pursue a Purehearted Military Officer
Seventies Military Marriage: The Sweet, Soft-Spoken Little Chef Is a Bit Too Coy
A Military Marriage: An Orphan Transmigrates to the 1980s and Inherits a Medical Legacy
An Introvert's Hilarious Daily Life in the 1970s
Book Transmigration: Divorced from the Start! The Commander Keeps Fighting to Claim Me!
Reclaiming the Family Fortune! The Capitalist Heiress Joins the Army and Heads to an Island
Five Years Without Sharing a Bed: The Commander's Wife Joins the Army With Two Kids
The Seventies: Sweet Love with My Soldier King
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Well, the female lead has ability, friends, and a golden touch, but she can't deal with her ex-husband who's only a little clever and full of bad intentions. The ex-husband is getting more and more arrogant and has tried to kill the female lead several times. The female lead wants to bring him to justice, so it's not that she's soft-hearted, but she'll definitely kick him out.
It's so good, so good, just plain good! The female lead is brave and resourceful. And let's not forget the original male lead's character is well-developed; although he's a villain, he's not brainless. He's the female lead's antagonist, but he's intelligent and ruthless! Many novels portray the original male lead as dim-witted, easily defeated, and then trying to win her over later.
I've read over sixty chapters. I enjoy space-themed novels, and while I've read hundreds of historical fiction novels, I still prefer those with ruthless, villainous, and self-serving protagonists (those who perfectly utilize their space to torment villains until they're left with nothing).
The book is well-written, in my preferred style. Just a heads-up for the ladies: a really nice girl gets a kidney transplant from a psychopathic killer – that part is really annoying. I could tolerate the original male lead's antics, but Xiaoyun's ending is so frustrating. I thought she'd end up with Qiao Lei.
The 1970s had its own unique characteristics. The experience of reading about that era comes from the planned economy, where everything was rationed and black market transactions were frequent, reflecting the realities of the time. The female protagonist is self-reliant and has a clear understanding of her situation. She does her best to make her life better.
Most characters are positive and ambitious, focused on their careers. The male protagonist in the book is a villain, with plot twists and turns. Therefore, the murderer in the book shouldn't remain a murderer; he's positive, loves his father, is willing to work on machines for the hospital, and deserves a wonderful life.
Hilarious! This book has a kind of textbook-like beauty in its medical approach. Judging by the author's appearance, they're probably a medical professional, using it as a way to refresh their knowledge. 😂 Premature abruption, umbilical cord prolapse, acute fetal distress, shoulder dystocia
It's a good read, but the score is indeed low. Overall, the story has a clear structure, smooth logic, and novel content, making it a unique and refreshing period novel (details about the era don't need to be scrutinized too much; anyone who's read a lot of period novels knows that if you're too focused on details, there's no good story).
The original owner was kind, but it's a pity she still couldn't escape her fate. Fortunately, the female lead arrived. She was brave and resourceful, outwitted the human traffickers, made several close friends, and met the male lead. I'm really looking forward to seeing how the female lead avenges the original owner and how she develops feelings for the male lead!
It's quite good. The male and female leads are intelligent, and the villains are intelligent too. It's not one of those typical period dramas. The only downside was that the plot twist involving Chu at the end felt a bit abrupt, like a sudden turn of events. But the male and female leads are really well-developed characters. Five stars!