The Sixties: I’m a Cleaner, Earning Three Hundred a Month to Support My Family
六零：我当保洁，月薪三百养全家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 381k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Please Recommend High-Rated Historical-Era Novels with No Idiotic Characters
Looking for something like "My 1959: Starting with Snatching an Opportunity". Please, a highly rated period novel, and don't make the characters stupid. Before the three-year famine begins, he binds himself to a broken trading System, puts down roots in the Great Northern Wilderness, and quietly stockpiles supplies so he can live well.
The Protagonist Is from Ancient Times! He Can Travel to the Modern Day and Back
I'd like something similar to "A Broken Hut Connects to the Modern World, and the Farm Girl Opens a Wholesale Market". The protagonist should be a native of ancient times. No modern soul transmigrating into the past, and no stories set in the Republican era 😭 Marketing accounts, get lost! I'll report you as soon as I see you!!!
Transmigrates to the Modern Era and Works for Wages at a Tourist Attraction
Looking for books like "My Cellar Can Transmigrate, So I Take My Whole Family to Escape the Famine".
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Building Up a Barren Mountain, the Blind Box System Is Full of God-Tier Items
In the Famine Years, This Shameless Old Lady Supports Her Whole Family as a Cleaner
A Woodshed in the 1960s Leads to the Modern Era: The Siblings Gather Vegetables to Feed the Family
Fleeing Famine and Farming: My Golden Finger Is a Trash Can
Yaya's Coin Purse: From Desolate Village to Hidden Paradise
I Inherited a Scenic Area and Turned It into a Secret Cultivation Realm
My Mountain Villa Connects to Another World, and Ancient People Come to Work
The 1970s: Who Says a Female Soldier Can't Be a Slacker?
The Bargain-Hunting Era: Lin Mei’s Daily Life of Scoring Freebies
Building a Scenic Attraction, My NPCs Are from Ancient Times!
Working at the Supply and Marketing Cooperative: My 1960s Buying Spree
Dual Transmigration to the 1960s: A Prosperous Nation and Strong People
Dual Crossing to Republican-Era China: A Blood Sacrifice to the Land
Dual Travels in Republican-Era China: Slaughtering the Japanese Invaders
Traveling Between Two Worlds: 1970
Passing Myself Off as a Rich Returnee in the 1980s
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The story is alright, but why is it that only the female lead can trade with people outside the scenic area, while others can't? Herbs aren't only found in modern times, so why are the resources of emperors and generals less than those of a village woman?
It's a good show! The protagonist didn't change the overall situation of the 1960s famine just by going to the tourist area, but he did improve the situation of his own group, which is quite good. The plot development is relatively reasonable. Also, the setting that you'll be kicked out of the tourist area if you don't make any changes to your world after going there is quite interesting.
It's a great read. This is the first time I've read a novel of this genre. It's very well written, and every NPC is well-developed, especially Wang Baochuan, who has a completely different life. I wanted to check out the author's other books, and when I clicked on one, I found another one I'd already read—it's also very well-written, awesome!
Highly recommended! The subject matter is novel and unique, the story structure is reasonable, and the characters are understated yet realistic, adhering to historical facts. Many plot points leave ample room for the reader's imagination; it's a truly unique and captivating novel. Keep up the good work, author! Sharing this with everyone!
This novel is a slice-of-life story set in a comic book world. Now, all the children and the male and female protagonists have moved to different locations. I'm looking forward to seeing how their story unfolds. I wonder how the author will write it, whether they will explore the development of several new locations, whether they will write about them in detail over a long period, or whether the…
It's very interesting. The female lead is incredibly capable, confident, and strong.
The scenic area setting is good, but it's actually only briefly explored. Giving the main character to Wang Baochuan might have resulted in a more elaborate, infrastructure-focused work like "Buy Life," which is a shame. It's rather bland, lacking any highlights but not bad either; readable to pass the time.
It's pretty good. The storyline is fresh and not predictable. Both the male and female leads are remarried and have children to raise. The female lead uses her special abilities to improve her life and the lives of those around her. Each child is also hardworking and ambitious. There are no awful characters; it's a very realistic novel. A good read.
The writing is fluent and skillful, and the plot and ensemble cast are vivid and engaging. It possesses the three essential elements of a good film: enjoyment, plausibility, and immersion. The plot is a bit bland and the length is a bit short, but any longer and it would be padded out. The character designs and interactions between the male and female leads, as well as the NPC settings in the scenic area, are all unique and original in Tomato's writing style.
The first half is good, showing how the scenic spot gradually changes the protagonist and those around them. The second half, however, focuses on family matters after the children grow up, and the scenic spot's influence diminishes.