Seventies Pocket Dimension: I Have a Tunnel to the Cattle Shed
七零空间，我有地道通牛棚
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 9mo ago
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- Transmigrate Into a Book in the 1970s, the Tunnel I Dug Leads to the Cattle Shed穿书七零，我挖的地道通牛棚Alternate title on Fanqie
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Any Understated, Sensible Period Novels? Not the Kind Where They Eat Lavish Meals Every Day
Looking for books like Making Others Happy? I'd Rather Make Myself Happy. Historical-era story with a female lead. It doesn't matter whether she transmigrates or has a golden finger, but it shouldn't be brainless or too showy. I hate those stories where she has a pocket dimension people can enter but insists on cooking outside, and is always...
The Best of the Best in Historical-Era Fiction: You’ll Regret Missing These!!!
Something like Xia Xiaolan's story. I couldn't stop thinking about it long after I finished.
Historical-Era Fiction
Any good completed novels set in a particular historical era? Completed, please.
Historical-Era Novels
Period Dramas With Fresh Plots That Aren’t Too Cliched, Preferably Rated 9.0 or Higher
Period-Era Fiction! Really Good Ones! No Pocket Spaces, They’re Too Unrealistic!
I don't know why, but lately I've been really into stories set in a bygone era, especially ones about transmigration. Transmigrating into a book is fine too. I read one about a soft-hearted freeloader and a green-tea schemer and really loved it. It felt so real, but it's still being updated. Ladies, any more recommendations? No stories where they get a pocket dimension and supplies like a supermarket, though.
Ladies, Share All Your Period Dramas!
Preferably something with a personal space.
Bygone-Era Novels with Clear-Eyed, Sensible Heroines Who Mind Their Own Business, Plus Great Writing
Are there any stories like this? I really can't stand saintly, clueless female leads!
Looking for a Northeastern-Era Novel with Snow Falling Outside and a Heated Kang Bed Inside
Any Period Novels with a Sensible Heroine Who Doesn't Reveal Her Golden Finger?
Stories Where the Heroine Takes Her Younger Brother to the Countryside as an Educated Youth
Any Good Novels Set in a Specific Historical Era?
I read a novel a while ago but forgot the title. I think one of the characters was named Yinyin. It had something like two female leads, and a golden finger.
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.
Looking for a Period Piece About Someone Overseas Who Still Cares About Their Relatives Back Home
I want books like The Rich Young Master from Hong Kong and His Poor Relatives. Please recommend stories about relatives living overseas who still care about their family back home, preferably set in a past era.
Any More Good Historical Fiction Set in a Bygone Era?
Stories with a pocket dimension or a System
Period Stories About Siblings Going to the Countryside Together and Supporting Each Other
Period Stories, Educated Youths, Sending Supplies to Family, and Stockpiling
Looking for Completed Period Novels
No pocket dimension!!! No System!!! No reborn!!! Transmigration is fine (I don't want to read about someone who was an orphan in their previous life). A native-born baby would be best. I like clever, amusing little grown-ups. The one I'm reading now is pretty fun, for example, but...
Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!! Sent-Down Youth Novels!!!
Please, I desperately need some good educated-youth novels!
The Heroine Goes to the Countryside as an Educated Youth, While Her Parents Are Sent to a Cowshed
It's the kind where the original body had cut ties with her parents, and they were sent to the cowshed. The heroine transmigrates into her body and goes to the countryside as an educated youth, explaining to her parents that they had no choice but to cut ties because of the circumstances. I think she also had an older brother in the military. I read it before but can't find it now.
Modern Farming, Foraging by the Sea, and Mountain Foraging: Returning Home for a Peaceful Retirement
Looking for stories similar to I Have a Penglai Immortal Island: going back to your hometown to farm and raise pets.
Before Her Family Is Sent Away, the Capitalist Heiress Loots the Whole House and Joins the Army
I'm looking for books like The Capitalist Young Lady Emptied Her Family's Home Before Being Sent Down to Join Her Husband in the Army. Rebirth + historical era + military marriage + joining her husband at his posting.
Looking for Stories About Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside, No Romance Preferred (Romance Is Fine Too, as Long as the Male Lead Doesn't Get Much Focus)
Looking for stories similar to A Transmigrator's Self-Cultivation as a Gossip-Loving Bystander in the 1970s. I'd like a sent-down youth story like Lin Yuzhu's, preferably without a couple. A romance is fine, but I hope the male lead doesn't get too much page time.
Novels Where the Parents Are Sent Down and the Protagonist Takes a Younger Brother or Sister to the Countryside as an Educated Youth
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Going to the Countryside with My Younger Siblings
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Back to the 1970s: I Found My Husband from a Past Life and Followed Him to His Island Posting
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Time travel should have a cheat code—to seek justice, fight evil, and show love and warmth; that's the meaning of time travel. The author has created a smart, cute, and cheerful female protagonist, showcasing the darkness and distortion of a catastrophic era and the ugliness of human nature.
9. Ongoing series. A lighthearted, epic romance novel set in a bygone era where the female protagonist transmigrates into a book with a powerful cheat ability. She begins by rescuing her family in the countryside. Both the male and female leads possess spatial abilities and are quite young; their romance hasn't fully developed yet. Currently, the male lead has joined the army and left. The writing is smooth and engaging.
It only had a 7.9 Rating when I first watched it, but now it's up to 8, great! This rating is indeed low; it could easily be above 9. Plot: Not drawn out, not overly sentimental. The original female lead died after more than 100 chapters. There are few truly awful characters, and no unnecessary filler. However, I still didn't finish it; I couldn't continue after around chapter 430. The setting is 1971, and I like stories about accumulating wealth before the reforms and becoming rich afterward.
It's very beautiful and I love it. The only flaw is that the social interactions are a bit too big, but that doesn't detract from its overall beauty.
It's actually quite good; it really captures the everyday lives of ordinary people. And it's not just that there's little romance—there's practically none. The only exception is the ending, where I blushed a little. The female lead is quite capable, always busy with everything. However, she often speaks vaguely and ambiguously, always saying things like, "I won't say anything more later."
It's alright. The female lead's character is quite good. She has a cheat ability, is smart, and eloquent. The male lead also develops a special ability later on; he's a tragic hero who's grown up, a "beautiful, strong, and tragic" type. However, they never explicitly stated they liked each other by the end; their relationship was more of a partnership.
So far, it's not bad. There aren't any annoying characters constantly jumping around, and the story focuses on using life to constantly slap the original female lead in the face. The overall focus is on improving the family's situation and their own life. There might be some plot points that are a bit unreasonable, but they don't affect the viewing experience so far.
I don't know why the rating is so low. I feel it's better written than many highly-rated novels. The female lead isn't a particularly likable or perfect character, but she feels very real. She has a special ability, but she's not invincible just because she has it. She always encounters friends, and there are times when she helps others and is helped by others. It's a good novel.
This is very well written. I've recently become obsessed with historical fiction, and maybe because I've read so many, it's rare to finish a novel these days. I followed this one to the end; it's very well-written, with exquisite details. The only downside is that there's very little romance between the male and female leads, though the author mentioned this beforehand! Overall, I recommend it.
It has the characteristics of a period drama, and the female supporting character's efforts to set things right are also fantastic!