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
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- Completed
- Length
- 381k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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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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The story is okay, but why is it that the heroine is the only one who can trade with people outside the scenic area, but not others? Herbs are not only available in modern times, and the emperor's general's resources are not as good as those of a village woman?
It's nice to see that the protagonist didn't change the entire 1960s famine situation just because he went to the scenic spot, but it changed the situation of his own brigade which is also very good. The plot development is more reasonable. Moreover, it is quite interesting that if you don't make changes to your world after going to a scenic spot, you will be kicked out of the scenic spot.
It's good to read. It's the first time I read a novel with this theme. It's very well written. Every NPC is well written, especially Wang Baochuan, who has a completely different life. I wanted to read the author's other books, so I clicked on them and found out that I had also read another one, and it was also very well written. It's great.
Recommended, very worthy of recommendation, the subject matter is novel and unique, the story structure is reasonable, the characters are plain, realistic, and consistent with the historical structure. Many plots in it give all readers a very large imagination. Space is really a special and unique novel. It is reasonable and fascinating. The author will give it a big boost and share it with friends.
This novel is a daily comic novel. Now the maps have been changed between the children and the male and female protagonists. I look forward to their future development. I don't know how the author will write it, or whether he will write more about the development of the new map. Will he write it in detail for a long time or will it be completed? I am still looking forward to it. I hope to see the development of the new map. Come on!
It's very interesting. The heroine is very powerful, confident and strong.
The setting of the scenic spot is very good, but there is actually very little ink. Giving the protagonist directly to Wang Baochuan may be like buying an infrastructure work like Huohuo, but it is a pity that there is no such thing. It's very bland, nothing special but not ugly either. It can be read to pass the time.
Not bad, the story line is very novel and not static. The male and female protagonists are both married and have children each. The female protagonist works hard to change her life and the lives around her. Each child will also work hard to make progress. It's not a top-notch novel, it's a very real novel. It's good.
The writing is smooth and sophisticated, and the plot and group portraits are vivid and interesting. It has the three elements of tomato: refreshing, reasonable and immersive. The plot is a bit bland, and the length is a bit short, but if it were longer, it might be boring. The characters and interactions between the male and female protagonists, as well as the settings of the scenic NPCs, are all unique and unique in Tomato.
The first half is good, using the scenic spot to change yourself and the people around you little by little. When the second half of the children grew up, their parents began to be estranged, and the role of the scenic spot was not fully reflected.