
I Transmigrate to 1958: The Lucky Life of Qian Duoduo
穿越58,钱多多的幸运人生
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- Completed
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- 849k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Rural Youth Sent to the Countryside and Returning to the City: Stories Set in That Era
The Most Popular Era Novels on Fanqie
Any More Realistic Stories Set in a Particular Era? Looking for Recs
A lot of period dramas these days have living conditions better than ours now. It feels a bit fake.
Famine Stories Set in the 1950S and 1960S
No stories set in the 1970s or similar. I've seen people asking for recommendations and getting random suggestions. Please read the title carefully, thanks!
Looking for an Unconventional Historical-Era Story
I'm tired of stories that are either about the black market or people watching the drama unfold.
A Down-to-Earth Period Novel with Hardworking Characters and No Exaggeration
Personally, I Think These Period Novels Are Incredibly Good
The GOAT.
Stories Set in a Past Era Where the Daughter Is Doted on Like Crazy
Looking for Straightforward Historical-Era Stories, No Reckless Shenanigans
Something that fits the historical setting fairly well, without going too over the top. 🌸
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.
Adorable Little Kid, Chubby and Mischievous, Around Two or Three Years Old
The Female Lead Is Reborn in the Womb and Starts Her Life from Birth
Babies
Reborn in the Womb, Set in a Bygone Era, Going to University or Vocational School
Period Novels Set Around 1945
Any recommendations for stories set in the 1940s, around 1945, in the old capital?
Famine Stories Set in 1959 or 1961
Looking for a Period Novel About Someone Who Transmigrates as a Newborn Baby
Anything is fine.
Period-Era Stories with Immersive Writing and Good Prose
Transmigrates to the 1950S, Into a Child With a Pocket Dimension
Looking for Novels Set in the 1950S, 1960S, or the Early Years of the New China
I want to read books similar to The Fifties: Bringing My Landlord Father to Hong Kong.
Looking for Heartwarming Stories About Family Life and Living a Quiet, Ordinary Life
I want something like *My Dad Is a Seventies Playboy; While Everyone Else Raises Their Kids, I Raise My Dad*. I like stories set in a particular era.
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.
Looking for Historical-Era Stories, Whether Rural or Urban. No Dumplings, Please
I’ve read so many novels set in bygone eras, whether they’re about going to the countryside or living in the city, and they always make dumplings seem like a feast. It’s getting really tiresome. Please recommend stories where things feel more normal: New Year’s Eve dinner is a proper feast, people eat tangyuan for the Lantern Festival, and they enjoy the right foods for each holiday.
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It's very nice to see. It's a rare family that doesn't favor boys over girls. It's a harmonious family. There's nothing super [cool][cool][cool] What can I say? When the heroine became a teacher, I felt something was wrong, so I ran away.
It's very interesting. I like this story about a family united and loving. I hope that the heroine, brother and sister can find jobs and not work in the fields to earn work points. It's too hard. I'm afraid that the heroine and sister are still young because of the chaos in the future and have not been admitted to technical secondary schools. That would be a pity. They all work hard.
Super good-looking, plain and warm, the eldest brother and sister are very good to the heroine, and the father and mother are also very good. The hero was not depressed after he confessed to the heroine for the first time and was rejected. After learning that the heroine hopes to find someone who resonates with his soul, he has been studying hard and often helping the heroine in daily life. Then the hero and heroine fell in love for a long time and became university teachers together. It is super warm. If you like to read daily novels, it is worth recommending ꒰ *•ɷ•* ꒱
It's very interesting. It's one of the few good articles. The whole book is plain but sweet. In childhood, the love between parents and siblings is very strong. The love of parents is hidden in the details, in plain words, and in every action. Especially in the lean years, others persuaded the father to abandon the heroine, but the father did not agree and still raised the heroine well. The brother and sister's love for the heroine is in every care and preference. Even if they quarrel, quarrel, or joke, they will never leave their hearts. The love of the family for the heroine is too strong, and the heroine repays them with the strongest love. The love between the heroine and her family is not just words, but actions. They just want to be good to each other. This kind of family affection makes me extremely envious. The only regret is that the current situation of the family is not mentioned at the end.
It's very good-looking, there are no super relatives, and there are no golden fingers. The heroine grows up little by little on her own, doing whatever she wants at any age, and studying hard to find a job. The characters of the parents, brother and sister are also very good. They each have their own shining points and strive to live their own lives. Keep up the good work, author! Don't be a eunuch, I will keep chasing you. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It is a plain period story, with no dramatic conflicts, no impressive masterpieces, no conspiracy, and no ups and downs. It tells the story of a family's ordinary and warm life. Each person's image is very three-dimensional, as flesh and blood as a real person. The parents had the unique patriarchal preference of that era, but they also tried their best to support their children. Even if they were hungry, they did not abandon their daughters. Even if they were not favored by others, they tried their best to send their two daughters to school and help them find jobs. The elder brother is a son, but he does not look down on his younger sister because of his parents' attention. Instead, he takes on the responsibility of an older brother from beginning to end, protects his younger sister, and quickly becomes the backbone of the next generation of the family. The elder sister is good in the hall and in the kitchen, hard-working and cute, while the heroine, although she has memories of the future, does not interfere too much. Although it is quite contradictory to become a teacher after studying accounting, the heroine also firmly chose the profession of a teacher, and did not choose other careers that might make a lot of money. She chose the direction she wanted to take from beginning to end. But compared to the female protagonist who tried her best to become a teacher at Yan University, the male protagonist has nothing to do but can still be a teacher and a person with real connections. It's just different. The settings of the male and female protagonists are ordinary and ordinary lives. In fact, I still want to see more plots in which the female protagonist slaps the face in six languages or makes waves, but unfortunately there is no such thing in the end. Overall, it's a very good period piece, suitable for people who want to read in a dull way.
A narrated novel, what an ordinary person without a golden finger should be like. I've read so many of the incredible Golden Finger novels that I can't stand it. This novel is good. I'm looking forward to the heroine's college life. I hope the author will update it more.
There is no golden finger in time travel, there is a smart mind and an ordinary life. The first part was good, but I didn't like the middle part where I stayed in technical secondary school. After I went to college, I basically skipped to watch the ending. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and cabbage, but I can only say that I don't like them much.
It is a very heart-warming short story. The heroine was born in 58th year of age and faced three years of famine, and the whole family had to bear it together. There are no partial grandparents, no useless parents, no vicious uncles, and no top-notch jumpers. Although life was poor, my father still worked hard to support the family. Even in the most difficult days, he never thought of selling his daughter. He also planned for the future of his children and saved money for all the children to go to school. The family worked together to be able to eat from the government and for a better tomorrow. It's a very simple period story, with family love, brother-sister love, more than half of it, and no male protagonist in sight. There is no black market, no reselling of supplies, no courtyards in Beijing, just an ordinary life...
It's good. The heroine is very capable but not out of touch with the times. She has a harmonious family. At first, I thought the emotional line was generally OK later on. But later on, the emotional line took up more of the role. The heroine's career line was a bit streamlined. Everything else was fine.