
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
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- Ongoing
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- 303k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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Period Novels Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Bail Out Her Family, Have Lots of Children, Go to the Black Market, or Take Over Someone Else’s Mess
The male and female leads should come from well-matched families. The heroine shouldn't get married as soon as she transmigrates. She should have a harmonious family, but not be the family's darling. Her grandparents, uncles, and aunts shouldn't be awful people. The heroine can go to the countryside, but don't force her to. Some stories make the heroine go to the countryside even when there's no need for her to.
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?
Looking for Female-Protagonist, No-Romance Supernatural Stories, No Livestreaming! No Showbiz!
Please recommend supernatural novels with a female lead and no romance. No male lead! No livestreaming! Nothing set in the entertainment industry! Please!!! (Please read the title carefully before recommending anything. Much appreciated!)
Please Recommend Period Dramas with Mysticism
There are so few stories set in the past that also have metaphysical elements!!!!!
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.
Period Novels About Animals Gaining Human Form
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Author, you write very well! Actually, I seriously doubt that there are real demons and cultivators in reality. After all, there's a saying in our society that "after the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was forbidden to become a spirit." If they didn't exist, why would someone say something like that? Author, is there a male lead? Will the male lead be Hu Yingjun?
This collection of short stories, set in a period fantasy era, features rural life, spirits, and cultivators. It subtly weaves rich themes into ordinary life, possessing a strong sense of relatability and immersion. It paints a genuine picture of simple, rustic life in the countryside and forests. A fine work, well worth reading!
This is a real cultivation novel, unlike some others that don't even have names of cultivation methods, yet claim you can reach Foundation Establishment in a few hours or Deity Transformation in half a day. This one is quite interesting.
It's so good! The subject matter is great, and there's not much writing yet. I specifically searched for several other novels, but yours is still my favorite. I hope the author can update more often, please don't stop updating! I've seen several authors of different genres stop updating, please! 🥺 I also have a small request: it would be even better if the author could update four times a day, it's just not enough!
It's good; I just love watching these simple, understated stories. By the way, if there were a male lead, could the red fox be the male lead? She's a fox spirit! Why haven't you updated, author? I think I can finish this book and another new one I just started reading; don't worry about my eyes.
It's good, isn't it? There haven't been any books like this before, or maybe I just haven't found them. It's just that we might not understand that era; I feel many things don't fit that time. Let's treat it as a parallel world.
All I can say is that the protagonist is incredibly lucky; there are treasures in the cave, and even when buying things along the way, his fortune is off the charts!
I really love the female protagonist's character. She's kind when she first arrives in a strange place, understands human nature, and yet still has principles to protect herself. That's very endearing! Author, keep it up! Keep up the good work! Update more often!
It looks pretty good; it's only 200,000 words. The author is working hard to update it.
Excellent, creative, looking forward to the next installment.