
The Little Treasure Hunter of the Fifties
五零捡漏小当家
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- Completed
- Length
- 428k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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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!
Rated 9.9: A Period Novel I've Read Five Times, and It Feels Different Every Time
Looking for stories like Back to 1968: A Ten-Year-Old Child Protects the Whole Family. It's incredibly good and so, so different from anything else.
Do Period Novels Really Have to Send the Characters to the Countryside? Looking for Ones That Don’t
Every single historical-era novel is about educated youth being sent to the countryside, or petty rural dramas. Can these authors write anything other than educated youth? Are there any historical-era novels that aren't about going to the countryside or rural life? Even something about spies in the 1940s would be fine!!!
Any Period Novels with a Sensible Heroine Who Doesn't Reveal Her Golden Finger?
Finding a Job Through Your Own Merit in a Period-Era Novel
Are there any stories where the female lead transmigrates into a rural setting in an era novel, then uses her abilities to get a job at the commune or in a government department? I'm out of things to read.
Period-Era Stories with No Rural Relocation, Black Market, Unrequited Devotion, Military Marriage, or Terrible In-Laws
Looking for Female-Led Stories With No CP, No Romance, and Genuine Love for Women
Please, can we stop with stories where all the women only love the male lead and his crew? Let every character love women, and stop making the plot casually throw in rape, mistresses, and misogynistic remarks. No plots about exploiting women, either.
What's Your Number One Book? Just One!
A Breath of Fresh Air in the Period-novel Genre, with Original Twists. I'm Done with Those Overused Plots
The story should fit the period setting. No fake aristocrats, no making women weak, no following the army to the countryside, no divorce, no over-the-top business ventures, and no cold-faced, rugged men who can't have children. Even the titles are embarrassing enough to make me cringe.
Genuinely Skillful Historical-Era Novels, No Villains or Black Markets
Hilarious, Seriously Addictive Period Pieces
Over 10,000 Chapters
Clear-Headed Era Stories. She Stands Her Ground. No Acting Like She’s Never Seen a Man Before
Looking for books like *Make Others Happy? Better to Make Yourself Happy*. Whether it's about transmigration, the entertainment industry, or a particular era, most authors write their heroines as if they've never seen a man before. No matter how handsome a man is described as being, she shouldn't throw herself at him right away,
A Pure Little-Kid Protagonist Who Is a Local in a Story Set in a Bygone Era
Period Novel! The Heroine Has a Job, Won't Be a Housewife or Do Chores, and Doesn't Want to Be a Stepmother
No female leads who work themselves to the bone doing everything! Absolutely no chasing after the male lead, and no second or third babies! Either no children or just one!!! 🥰
Period Novels You Won't Want to Skip a Chapter Of
Looking for books like *Famine Years: My Pocket Dimension Is a Grain Shop*. Stories about a female lead working in the city.
Period-Era Stories About a Capable Female Lead Who Knows How to Keep a Low Profile
Looking for books like *Smiling at the Locust Blossoms, I Ask About the Past*. A golden finger is fine, but it shouldn't drive the plot, and I especially don't want the protagonist sneaking off to the black market every day to sell things from it.
Period-Era Fiction! Great Period-Era Fiction
Looking for good novels set in a particular historical era. The plot shouldn't drag. I've read several of the currently popular ones, and so many of them really drag on and on and on.
Little Kids in Period Novels
Reincarnation as a baby or being doted on by everyone are both fine, but a native-born protagonist would be ideal. The plot should be good. One recommendation per person, please, no more. The protagonist has to be a little kid!
Stories About Being Born into the 1940S or 1950S
Tomato Authors' Book Recommendations
1. I'm a reader trying to make my posts go viral. 2. I'm starting a recommendation thread just for Tomato authors. 3. So people can find something to read when they need it. 4. Of course, I'll also recommend authors I like.
Period Novel, No Sent-Down Youth, Has a Job, Everyday Family Life
Reborn in the Womb, Set in a Bygone Era, Going to University or Vocational School
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It looks good and the rules of the system are quite fun. Although the system is very confusing, it is surprisingly very alive and vital. Although the heroine is an adult who has traveled through time, her social experience and IQ are not high. But if the heroine is regarded as a 12-year-old rich little girl who has seen the small world in her previous life, it is just right. Hahaha
I am very willing to give this book 5 stars. This is a rare novel about a young female protagonist without CP. I read a lot of books every day, but I can't stand it after reading a few chapters. I also follow some articles, but I forget some articles after chasing them. This is one of the few articles that I can read to the end. Some people say that this book is unfinished, but I feel that this ending is not another kind of perfection. The year 1977 welcomes new hope. The protagonists are over 30 years old, the age to officially show off their talents, and the future has unlimited possibilities. It doesn't have to be written until after 2000, waiting for the 5G video era
The more I read, the more addictive I am. The system is bad in the front, but not bad in the back. Come on, author [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Not much to say about the content, but the author wrote the characters and plots very well. At first, I felt that the heroine's parents had sorted things out and knew what their grandparents were like. I didn't expect that the heroine's father would be like this later, but that's how it is normally. Grandpa was sick and asked his wife to take care of him. Fortunately, the heroine's mother was sober and divorced. At first, I didn't like the heroine's third sister because I thought she was abnormal. Later I realized that such people only think about themselves. It's understandable that the heroine's eldest brother and the third brother would pay attention to their own family after they got married. However, I didn't expect that they would not even care about their own parents. Like a white-eyed wolf, the eldest sister would not judge, which was the template for most girls of that era.
Based on the current content, it is a novel that I felt quite comfortable reading. Except for the fact that the system is too cheating and the best grandma and second uncle live too close together, everything else is pretty good!
This is the only unmarried heroine (mostly an officer) in novels I have read for more than 40 years, especially period novels. In the other book, although the heroine is not married, she has always had a person of the opposite sex by her side to accompany her throughout her life. The heroine of this novel studies and works hard step by step since she was a child, and becomes a real big tree all by herself! It has not become a cliché to marry a so-called 1.8-Meter-long legged officer with a carved face. She is said to be an independent woman, but in fact she is still the kind of clinging high-flying flower. This is the true awakening of women.
Very nice! No CP! I like Laixi's perseverance. The relationship between people really cannot be generalized and black and white. As time goes by, people and things around me develop, and different people react to different changes, which is really emotional.
Very nice farming article Although the heroine's golden finger is thick, it is more about the heroine's growth process. Moreover, the writing becomes better and more mature as the writing progresses. The female characters in this article are very interesting. Each one has a different destiny. Some have awakened in the middle, but some have just drifted. They are very beautiful and the complexity of human nature is very thoroughly written. There is no Cp in this article. The heroine works hard and makes me feel passionate. The only drawback is that it's too short. I still want to read it, but I haven't seen enough. Ps: It is not recommended to click on a paragraph to comment. It seems that the Buddha is holding a meeting. It is really sick to compare one moral model to another. By the way, I would like to praise the heroine's mother, who is really nice.
I stayed up late to finish reading this book. The character development of Laixi was very successful and three-dimensional. The heroine doesn't just want to use her golden finger or other abilities to reach the peak from the beginning. Instead, she jumped from a small goal to a big goal step by step, and finally became a big shot that even she didn't dare to imagine at the beginning. The heroine was initially set as an ordinary person with intelligence slightly higher than the passing line. But later, through a little change, a little change, and a little effort, such a small character evolved into an existence that is unimaginable. It is very beautiful. In the end, when readers thought that a male protagonist was to be assigned to the heroine, the heroine made an unexpected decision.
Willing to give five stars, no cp. The heroine's tenacity and determination are touching. When she was young, her children grew up with her brothers and sisters. Her parents' sobriety allowed her to have a different future in that era. As warm as her childhood was, her days growing up were as realistic as her brothers grew up and had their own families. The parents who pulled me up had too many calculations, and the elderly parents also parted ways. The older the father got, the more confused he became. The mother was a rare person who was sober from beginning to end, giving the heroine unlimited strength and support, especially after the heroine decided not to get married, which was so rare.