
Transmigrating to the Seventies: Going to the Countryside with My Bestie to Gossip and Get Rich
穿越七零年代和闺蜜下乡吃瓜暴富
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 381k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Republican-Era Stories, No Couples, and No Brain-Dead Writing
Nothing ridiculously over-the-top with numbers like 999.9 billion, and no System either. I like stories where people achieve their goals through their own hard work. Any protagonist gender is fine, but no pregnancy-and-running-away plots or vague romantic tension with someone.
No Romance! Strong Female Lead, Historical-Era Setting
No CP!!! Please read the title carefully.
Any Period Dramas with Two Female Leads? I’m Out of Things to Read 😭
Looking for a Novel About a Male Lead Sent Abroad to Study in the Old Days
Looking for a period novel where the male lead is sent abroad on a government scholarship to study finance. At first, he seems reluctant to leave home, but after he goes, he somehow uses folk superstition to save his landlord’s grandchild, either a boy or a girl, and makes money from it. He goes into business and takes the initiative to cancel his government scholarship with the embassy so he can pay his own way!
I'm Looking for Good-Looking Period Stories, and Don't Marry Someone from the Army!
Please read the title carefully. I want a good-looking period story, a good-looking period story, and the heroine will not marry an officer! ! ! Don't marry an officer! ! ! Don't marry an officer! ! ! Don't marry an officer! ! !
The Heroine and Her Best Friend Transmigrate into a Book: If You Marry, I'll Marry; If You Leave, I'll Leave
The heroine and her best friend transmigrate into a book the heroine is reading, and the two of them marry brothers.
Female-Targeted Apocalypse and Period Stories: Transmigration, a Pocket Dimension, Spirit Pets, and a Spirit Spring
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating to the 1970s: Marrying an Officer. The heroine transmigrates from the apocalypse to the 1970s and unexpectedly marries an officer. She has a pocket dimension and a spiritual spring, and the couple are devoted to each other. They catch enemy spies and translate classified documents. Both leads are each other's first and only love.
Looking for Period Novels with a Low-Key Female Lead?!
【Low-key】【Low-key】【Low-key】, important things must be said three times. I don’t want someone who seems cautious and low-key but then charges into the black market. I mean genuinely low-key! No flaunting your wealth from beginning to end, no acting superior and barging into the black market, and no sudden personality changes where everyone else is treated like an idiot! Read the requirements carefully before recommending anything.
Pick One: Survival, Period Dramas, Primordial Chaos, Quick Transmigration, Sports, Mystery, and More
I'm not picky about genres. I'm fine with stories that let me switch my brain off, but not ones that are completely brainless. Male leads, female leads, ensemble casts, whatever. As long as it's good. ♥ No requirements, as long as it's good. ♥ The last eight words are the important part.
Ongoing Novels With Huge Potential
Showbiz, cultivation, stories about powerful officials and their families, and anything else is fine. Any genre works, as long as it has something special.
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Is it without a male protagonist? I don't want to have a male protagonist. Isn't it good to be alone and beautiful?
It's super good-looking. I like the author's tolerance for female characters. Except for the heroine, all the novels written by other authors are bad guys. The author makes every character flesh-and-blood. The flavor of living people is so strong. The author will update soon.
There are a lot of characters, but I'm not feeling aggrieved. Now my best friend's original wife is here. I hope it won't make me feel aggrieved. It's best to get rid of him quickly because he's not a good person at first glance.
Advantages of this book: 1. A hodgepodge of various time travel and rebirths, there are many exciting melons, and the protagonist is mainly responsible for eating melons. 2. There is no competition between men and women, it is comfortable to watch, and the supporting actors are also very vivid. 3. Since the melons are harvested one after another, there are not many chronological accounts. The proportion of descriptions of the protagonist's food, drink and clothing is just right. Some books are very chronological. It takes a long time to write about the protagonist's cooking, which personally seems a bit boring.
You can skip the first three or four, but it's best to skip them. Then some places are too idealistic, and some places are a bit weird, but they are all small surprises, and there is nothing that cannot be skipped. You can take a look, food and grass.
It's good-looking. The heroine and her best friend have a great relationship. The female characters in this article are all portrayed with their own shining points. They are not competitive and help each other. I personally feel that some parts of this book are quite funny. [Chigua] [Chigua] Recommended! ! Recommend! !
In fact, it's not bad. The hodgepodge of various genres tends to be a group portrait article. The highlight is women's awakening and choices.
It's a perfect hodgepodge world. Haha, I just like this kind of literature where you eat melons instead of becoming melons. Each female character is well described. The diversity of personalities and the diversity of human nature are worth reading.
It cannot be read according to today's chronology. It is indeed too idealistic in some places. But it's really interesting, and the two girls are pretty nice too.
It looks good. I don't have any faults about it yet. It's just too short and not enough to look at. It looks good. The heroine has a golden finger. She and her best friends can eat melon together. I look forward to the next one.