
Reborn as a Little Green-Tea Girl in the 1970S, I Win Over the Stone-Faced Tough Guy
穿成七零小绿茶,冷面糙汉真香了
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Explore more →Recently Gotten into Slice-of-Life and Lighthearted Stories
I've recently gotten hooked on slice-of-life and lighthearted stories.
A Breath of Fresh Air in the Period-novel Genre, with Original Twists. I'm Done with Those Overused Plots
The story should fit the period setting. No fake aristocrats, no making women weak, no following the army to the countryside, no divorce, no over-the-top business ventures, and no cold-faced, rugged men who can't have children. Even the titles are embarrassing enough to make me cringe.
Looking for a Male Lead Like Ba Lü: A Rugged Guy Who Swears, Talks Dirty, and Spoils His Wife
Looking for books similar to He Burns Brighter Than the Sun (Fallen into His Hands).
Period-Era Fiction! Great Period-Era Fiction
Looking for good novels set in a particular historical era. The plot shouldn't drag. I've read several of the currently popular ones, and so many of them really drag on and on and on.
Recommend Some Period-Era Stories Worth Reading Twice or Three Times
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Forced-Love Romance Set in the 1970S or 1980S
I'd like something like *Love That Can't Be Sorted Out*. The first and second male leads are close friends who become enemies fighting over the heroine. The first male lead forces her and hits her. Other things happen, too. He gets involved with another woman, but in the end the heroine ends up with the second male lead.
Historical-Era Fiction
Any good completed novels set in a particular historical era? Completed, please.
I Like Brooding, Twisted, Highly Intelligent Men
I recently rewatched *Itazura na Kiss* and wondered if there are any male leads like Naoki: highly intelligent, jealous, and brooding.
Please Recommend Rugged, Gruff Male Lead Stories!
Please recommend some well-written stories with a rugged male lead. Ideally, he shouldn’t constantly say “I’m the boss.” I’d prefer a cool, aloof heroine, and I don’t want one who’s all soft and sweet. That kind of heroine feels so childish. Please and thank you ╰(*´︶`*)
Looking for BL Period Dramas
I want to read books similar to The Little Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside Becomes the Rough Man's Apple of His Eye. I've recently become wildly obsessed with historical-era stories featuring two male leads. There is something incredibly appealing about struggling together through a harsh era.
Period Piece, Obsessive Male Lead, a Little Yandere
A Republican-era story. The heroine plans to elope with someone else from the start, but the hero suddenly comes back. He’s been away from home for years and has a bit of a yandere vibe. The heroine’s mother is very traditional, and the heroine is afraid of the hero. I’ve forgotten the title. Does anyone know it? Please!
Looking for Stories Where the Female Supporting Character Doesn’t Bash the Original Female Lead
Like The Guide to Capturing a Black Lotus: the original male and female leads are still a couple, and the original female lead has sound values instead of turning evil like female leads in other stories about secondary female characters.
Reborn Period Story Where the Male Lead Reluctantly Marries the Female Lead
Looking for a Rugged, Devoted Husband Type. No Constant “I’m the Boss” Talk. Must Be Completed!
Looking for a Female-Led Period Novel: She's Sweet and Delicate, and He's Controlling
Any Period Novels About a Gruff Man and His Sweet Wife?
Stories set in a bygone era, with no spatial cheat or golden finger. Just something low-key and down-to-earth.
Seventies-Era Novels with Smooth Writing and Great Plots!
Looking for books like *Forced to Move to the Countryside? My Scientist Wife Cleared Out Your Whole Family*. Recommend some stories set in a bygone era, with a protagonist like Xia Li or Xiang Nuan, not a heroine who's all about extreme self-interest! I'm so sick of clicking on a book only to find that its tag is “extreme self-interest.”
Any Lighthearted, Funny Historical-Era Novels? Recommendations, Please
I’m looking for books like *A Transmigrated Bookworm’s Guide to Life in the Seventies*. I’d love recommendations for novels with heroines like Lin Yuzhu or Su He.
The Female Lead Isn't Human, She's a Little Lotus Spirit, Grass Spirit, or Something Like That
Looking for stories similar to The Lotus Sprite Is Soft and Sweet, and Lord Xiao Loses Control Pampering Her. Modern romance with a fantastical twist: the female lead is a little lotus spirit, a grass sprite, or something like that. Anyway, she's not human, and she and the male lead are very much in love. So sweet and doting!
All Kinds of Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Period Stories Where the Parents Are Sent Away and the Female Lead Takes Her Younger Siblings to the Countryside, Preferably New Releases
Looking for stories set in the past where the parents are sent away and the female lead takes her younger siblings to the countryside. I want something newly published. Please don't recommend Xu Ning and Lu Xiaotang again. I've read those so many times!!!!
Recommend Stories Like 'The Post-00s Student Abroad's Chaotic Daily Life in 1980S Europe and America'
I'm looking for books like *A Post-00s Student Abroad's Daily Rants in 1980s Europe and America*.
Looking for Historical-Era Novels
I want to read books similar to "Transmigrating into a Book in the 1970s: The Self-Cultivation of a Gossip-Loving Bystander." Please recommend period novels with a socially anxious female lead. I've read so many period novels where the female lead is highly skilled at navigating social relationships and can chat freely with all the neighborhood aunties.
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It's okay. As long as you don't end up having a bunch of children later (especially when the heroine is on the rise in her career and she wants to have a daughter to show that she doesn't favor boys over girls), the setting and development trend of this book are worthy of five stars. Goldfinger is a bit big and everything else is acceptable.
It is a very healing novel. It has the beauty of the economic boom in the 1970s and 1980s. The plot is very solid and eye-catching, and the characters of the male and female protagonists are also very lovable. I can't understand why this book has such a low rating, but I like it very much. I like this kind of positive and uplifting text, which makes people feel that life is full of hope. The plot is not cliché, and the atmosphere of happiness is very strong. Maybe the author lives in this kind of happiness, so the article he writes looks very comfortable. Life is very tiring, so you need to come back and see this to heal yourself.
It's very beautiful and warm. Some heroines are written so that readers will fall in love with them first. They are the real little sun heroines [Blowing Kisses] [Flowing Kisses] [Flowing Kisses] and they don't blackmail the original heroine. I really like this kind of [Sending Hearts]
It's very interesting. The male protagonist gets along with the female protagonist and he doesn't quarrel with the female protagonist. Then he very cleverly realizes that the female protagonist is not the original protagonist.
Let's talk about the advantages first - the character portrayal has no outstanding points: the female protagonist does not have a wife-loving taste, and the male protagonist does not have the male chauvinism to respect women, which is enough to surpass many period novels. The rest of the female supporting cast are not competing with each other but are focusing on their careers, and the handling of interpersonal relationships with family and friends is also good. Let's talk about the shortcomings: 1. Some settings are not in line with the historical background, such as raising poultry casually, keeping hunting for oneself, etc., And the money aspect is sometimes quite inconsistent, which can be regarded as a common fault of the historical background. 2. The typos in the writing obviously affect reading, but the overall text is relatively concise, relaxed and humorous.
Two people in one house, three meals for four seasons, plus a cat, family and friends, give it a light feeling of warmth when reading it. It's not an old-fashioned period article, but more like a daily farming article. It's smooth but not boring. The writing style is very delicate, the transition of emotional lines is very natural, the characters of the male and female protagonists are very three-dimensional, and they get along very lovingly. There is no discrediting of the original male and female protagonists. There is overlap but not much. There are no bad guys or top actors. Everyone is working hard to live a good life. It looks very comfortable, relaxed and enjoyable. It's really great that this first article is of this standard, I will continue to follow the series.
Step by step, slow and steady, it is a daily and warm trend. It is relatively plain and feels a bit boring in the middle. The writing gradually gets better and better. There are some logical inconsistencies, which is a common problem in chronological literature. However, the setting is to travel through the book. It is an imaginary world and it is easy to read without thinking. Compared with a bunch of top-notch scoldings and female competitions in similar articles, this article has a lot less surprises and can be read. , The emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are also advanced in an orderly manner, forming a loving family. The female protagonist's gold finger is not too outrageous, it is mainly to facilitate herself and benefit the people around her. The other main characters also explain the follow-up development. There are highlights from beginning to end, from daily life at the beginning to making money in the wild, agricultural development, studying for exams, and doing business. It develops step by step, and is prosperous and complete.
It's quite interesting. I haven't finished the extra chapter yet. I still want to see how the eldest brother pursues his eldest sister-in-law. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is gradually getting along with each other. It's not like they were very attracted to each other at the beginning. The male protagonist knows that the female protagonist has changed his mind and loves the female protagonist. He likes to see this kind of ordinary relationship. There is no top quality or bad love in the village. Everyone is very focused on one thing, and there is no black male and female protagonist. This is rare. Many of the books I read are based on the character of the original male and female protagonist, or they are far away from them, and they become the protagonists in the book. In fact, everyone is the protagonist in their own story. No matter good or bad, they get along well in this book.
The male and female protagonists are both very good, and the female protagonist is very interesting. The male protagonist also likes to love and protect the female protagonist. His life is super happy, and it warms the heart of anyone watching it. The characters in the book are all very positive. Looking at their lives gives people a sense of hope and hope. It's a great read. The first half of the novel is set in the village, and the second half is set in the capital. They are both very interesting. I feel that together, the male and female protagonists can live a good life no matter where they are. I like this book. It's a pity that the author didn't finish the extra chapter in the end. I really want to see the story between Su Jing and Ruan Qing. I'm also very curious about the final destination of the two little sisters Luo Yan, as well as the final development of Qiuqiu and Dongdong. I hope that the author will have the opportunity to complete the extra chapter in the future [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart]
After reading it, it was quite interesting. This novel basically tells some ordinary daily life, and more about the heroine's personal growth. Personally, I don't think there are too many descriptions of the relationship between the male and female protagonists. There are few crematoriums or quarreling scenes. I think it is very interesting. I think the heroine's growth is also smooth but there are no particularly big setbacks. Overall, this book is not very good, but it is not bad. It is quite satisfactory. It can be read as a meal novel.