
Transmigrating to 1960: Weren't We Told No Spirits Could Become Monsters After the Founding?
穿越60说好的建国后不许成精
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 303k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 6
Building Up Northeast and Northwest China, with Upright Period-Era Stories
Period novels about developing one's hometown, whether in the Northeast, Northwest, Xinjiang, or elsewhere. The values should be sound, and the story should be complete, engaging, and help cure my reading slump.
Can't Period Dramas Have Refined Male Leads? I'm Tired of Rugged Men
Looking for books similar to *Reborn in 1970: Grandma, It’s Your Turn to Get Divorced Today*. Are there any male leads like Xu Xing in stories set in that era? Handsome, capable, and refined. Oh my gosh, I love him so much! Too bad he’s a side character. Please recommend stories set in that era where the male lead isn’t a rough, macho type.
Period-Era Stories with Mystical Arts
Any good period stories about a transmigrated heroine who practices metaphysics?
Please Recommend Period Dramas with Mysticism
There are so few stories set in the past that also have metaphysical elements!!!!!
Period Novels About Animals Gaining Human Form
Any Female-Oriented Metaphysical Stories That Don’t Involve the Government?
Almost every book I read has some huge conspiracy later on, tied to the nation. I want to read something more down-to-earth.
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The author is great and writes very well! In fact, I seriously doubt that there are real fairies and immortal cultivators in reality. After all, there is a saying in our real life that people are not allowed to become spirits after the founding of the People's Republic of China. How could you say something like this if you didn't really mean it? The author is great, is there a male protagonist? Will the male protagonist be Hu Yingjun?
This collection of novels was written in the era of 'fantasy' rural 'spirits' cultivators. Ordinary life contains rich connotations. It has a strong sense of affinity and substitution. It is an authentic picture of the simple life in the old rural forest. It is a good work and worth reading~
This is an article on cultivating immortals. Unlike some articles, there are no names of exercises. You can build a foundation after practicing for a few hours, and you can become a god in half a day. This is kind of interesting.
It's really super good because the subject matter you wrote is very interesting and you haven't written much. I searched for several meal replacements, but I still like your book the most. I hope the author can update more and don't stop updating. I have read several authors on the subject and have stopped updating. Please [I'm about to cry]. I also have a small request. It would be great if the author could update four times a day. It's not enough to read.
It's good to watch, but I just like watching this kind of plain stuff. If there was a male protagonist, would a red fox be the male protagonist? He's a vixen. Author, why don't you update? I think I can read this and another new one, so I don't have to worry about my eyes.
It looks good, but no book of this type has appeared before, or I haven't found it. It's just that maybe we don't understand that era. I think a lot of things are not in line with that era. When the parallel world is promising.
All I can say is that the protagonist is really lucky. There are treasures in the cave, and there are also treasures when buying things on the road. His luck is sky-high.
I really like the character of the heroine created by the author. When she first comes to a strange place, she is kind-hearted and recognizes human nature, and then she can protect herself with a bottom line. This is very popular! Come on, author! Effort! Lots of updates!
It looks pretty good, it's only 200,000 words, and the author is working hard to update it.
Very exciting and creative, looking forward to the follow-up