The 1950s: While Everyone Else Eats Wild Greens and Roots, I Have All the White Flour I Want
50年代：别人野菜草根，我白面管够
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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Male-Oriented Period Novels About the 1958–1963 Famine, Not Female-Oriented Ones
As the title says, no female-oriented fiction, no female-oriented fiction. I want something with a warm, everyday atmosphere and no saintly protagonist. Most importantly, no courtyard-household drama, and none of those bizarre residents from the courtyard.
Buddhism, Daoism, and Confucianism
Any novels about Buddhism, Taoism, or Confucianism? I’m in a reading slump!!?!?!?
The 1960s and 70s, Unlimited Supplies, Male-Oriented Fiction, Not Female-Oriented
Looking for male-oriented novels where the male lead transmigrates to the 1970s or 1980s with an unlimited supply of goods. Traveling back and forth between eras is fine too.
Set in the 1950s After the Founding of the PRC: No Siheyuan, No Female-Oriented Novels
Looking for books like "The Educated Youth Era: I Have a Critical Hit System". Stories set in the countryside in the 1950s after the founding of the country, with a sign-in System and a personal space. The protagonist shouldn't transmigrate into a woman. I've read quite a few that were actually pretty good, but then later they just outright said...
Sent Down to the Countryside, Hunting in the Northeast, Fishing and Farming: Welcome to the 1960s
Looking for books similar to "Taking My Sister's Place in the Queue for the Great Northern Wilderness: The Rise of a Cunning Man."
Accidentally Finds a Storage Ring and Returns to the 1980s as a Baby
In a Reading Slump. Please Recommend Some Rebirth Novels, I Beg You, Godfather
The Beloved Little Boy
Looking for stories similar to Quick Transmigration: The Poor Little One Is Pampered by His Daddy.
One Female Lead, Growing Up Together, No Harem, One-on-One Romance, Both Leads Pure
Please recommend as few urban and school stories as possible. Otherwise, any genre is fine: sci-fi, paranormal, fantasy, horror, Western fantasy, mystery, otherworldly, post-apocalyptic, farming, Lovecraftian, light novels, slice of life... I’m not picky!
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Reborn in the Famine of 1960: I Become a Hunting God, and My Ex-Wife Is Filled with Regret
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Reborn in the Famine of 1959: Endless Wild Boar in My Pocket Dimension
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1960: My Nine Little Sisters Spoil Me Rotten
The Sixties: Farming with Cheat Powers During the Famine
I Own a Treasure Trove of Wealth
Reborn: The Prisoner Who Returned to Rule All
The Village's Finest Divine Doctor
Reborn, I Won't Be a Simp: The White Lotus Chases After Me
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Back to 1958: The Whole Village Goes Hungry, but I Eat Meat Every Day
Transmigrating to Baoding City in the 1960s
Back to Age Ten with a Pocket Dimension
Reborn in the Capital: I’m a Hunter with Four Younger Sisters
1963: Possessed by My Own Future Self from the Start
Sent Down to the Countryside: I Started as a Brigade Leader
Back to 1977: First Things First, Divide Up the Family Property
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It's great! Keep it up! I strongly suggest adding some cultivation and Star Wars elements for an even more exciting experience.
Golden Touch Tomato is a standard feature, but the plot is quite good.
Very good. Well written. Keep up the good work!
The previous part was quite good; growing rice is very simple. The fact that you said it's impossible suggests the author hasn't grown it before or doesn't understand it properly. Rice can be grown in soil, but it can't be without water for extended periods. As long as there's enough moisture, it's fine. It doesn't necessarily have to be a paddy field. When I was a child, I farmed on dry land, and the harvest was good, but it required frequent irrigation, about once every two weeks.
It's normal. On my way there, what you said seems to suggest there might not be one. It's not that I'm saying this, it's just that when I get there now, it'll be fine too. I like the taste, it's pretty good. Haha, you're talking like that, huh? You can use em7 chords. About an hour, that's about it for a Sunday night's dinner.
An 8-pound pheasant? Even wild swans don't weigh that much.
Reading this book made me reread the novel "A Door in My Mind".
This is a great work and I would recommend it. The author describes things in great detail and handles the details very well, making the reader feel the emotions. The characters are well-developed and captivating, allowing the reader to calm down and savor the experience.
It's good, the plot is great, and there's a lot of content.
I'm very satisfied with the writing and extremely happy to read it.