
Transmigrate into a Book Set in the Sixties: The Cold-Faced Second Male Lead Pursues His Wife Across Time
穿书六零:冷面男配跨时空追妻
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- Completed
- Length
- 220k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Ultimate Male Lead in a Period Novel, Come Prove Me Wrong 🐶🐶🐶
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I've read two stories like this where the whole person transmigrates to ancient times. The heroine either falls right into the male lead's arms or lands in front of him, or gets rescued by one of his subordinates.
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The Female Lead Transmigrates into a Book and Ends Up with the Gentle Second Male Lead
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Stories Set in the 1950S, 60S, or 70S
For stories set in the 1950s or 1960s, don't have the protagonist constantly reborn as a child. No college entrance exams, black markets, or buying houses. Just tell the story of rural life. And no getting rich in the capital, either. Read the request carefully. Don't recommend those stories set in the 1980s or 1990s with college entrance exams, black markets, and all that nonsense.
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Although it has some flaws, it still looks pretty good, so I give it 5 stars out of encouragement. It's a two-way time travel, it's not a major heroine, it has basically nothing to do with the original male and female protagonists, and it doesn't involve any filial piety in the 1960s, which is pretty good. The world that traveled through the past was the world in the book. In the end, the two of them stayed in the real world. There is a plot of handing over supplies to the country, but in the real world the supplies can only go in and out, but it is amazing that they are not exposed. So the main flaw is here, everything else is fine, I read it in one day.
It must be five stars. This is really one of the top 3 stories I have ever seen with a male protagonist ratio, and it is so versatile. He is very skilled in science and engineering, has a good outlook on life, and can also cook and take care of children! ! !
The overall story is just a normal sweet story, with some logical flaws, and the introductory plot is not fully written. It is not a cool story, the plot is smooth, and the flaws are not hidden [OK] [Note] I originally wanted to give it four stars, but after reading some reviews, I thought it would be better to give it five stars. At least the heroine is really kind and patriotic. I don't understand why kindness has to be ridiculed as a saint. How cynical is it to stigmatize some otherwise beautiful words? What everyone hates should be the false Virgin Mary who is generous to others. We all learned this sentence when we were young - if you are poor, you can be alone, if you are rich, you can help the world. Why are people being ridiculed now if they do something within their ability? Rather than kidnapping others morally, you have to be selfish and look on coldly to show that the protagonist is sober?
It's good-looking, and makes people's blood boil when watching it. Although the first few pictures are a bit depressing, later on, the male and female protagonists can travel back and forth between two time and space at will, helping people in another time and space, but they are very excited. It would be great if someone had such skills in reality, so that the people in the past would not have to work so hard for so long [crying]
This one is beautiful, very warm and touching, and the plot is not draggy, there is no nonsense, the characters are all cute, and the male protagonist is really a good husband with 25 filial piety, it instantly beats the 24 filial husbands I have seen before, there is really no way to compare
It's good to watch. The male protagonist is so versatile. When he was a soldier, he was the king of soldiers. When he was in business, he was able to run a shell company into a listed company. When he was a father, he was an all-around nanny. The golden nanny almost lost his job.
The story is very novel. The male and female protagonists can travel back and forth between eras and reality. The rare materials brought back in exchange for a large amount of food, various materials, and technical materials have changed the course of history, allowing people in the era to live a life of plenty of food and clothing. The story of finally returning to modern life is the most meaningful thing that can be done through time travel.
A different time travel and a different plot are refreshing. There is no family that is short-sighted, only the protection and love for the country. Return to the real world of responsibility, love and companionship for your family. It would be great if I could finally go back to the 1960s. A little regretful. Give full marks [like]
A very good time travel novel, unique, I like it very much, recommend it
The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are well written.