Who Says You Have to Get Married in a Period Novel?
谁说年代文一定要结婚了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 309k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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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.
Period-Era Novels, Technological Powerhouse, No Romance
Are there any novels where a modern person transmigrates into a period novel and uses modern technology to defend the country? Either a male or female lead is fine, and secret identities are okay too. No romance or family drama, just serving the nation and being doted on by the government!!
No Shipping Allowed! Recommend No-CP Stories with No Romantic Tension!!!
Looking for books like Infinite: Forced Into an Infinite-Flow Game, I Became a God. Please recommend stories with no CP and no romantic tension. Any genre is fine, but ideally infinite flow, quick transmigration, showbiz talent competitions, forum-style manga, secret identities, full-dive games, imperial exams and officialdom, or comprehensive martial arts.
Historical-Era Novels With a Heroine Whose Research Focuses on Mechanical Engineering
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!!!
Republican-Era Stories, No Couples, and No Brain-Dead Writing
Nothing ridiculously over-the-top with numbers like 999.9 billion, and no System either. I like stories where people achieve their goals through their own hard work. Any protagonist gender is fine, but no pregnancy-and-running-away plots or vague romantic tension with someone.
I'm Tired of Stories About Sent-Down Female Youths or Rich Heiresses Pairing Up With Rugged Men
A beautiful, wealthy heiress with money, connections, and a doting family, but she's always forced to move to the countryside for one reason or another. Then she's too pampered to do anything, so she has to find some rough country man to do it all for her. I'm so tired of this trope. I used to like it, but now I think they're completely mismatched. They're from different worlds.
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 Stories With No Children, Ideally With the Female Lead Ending Up Happily Single
Looking for books like It Took Me Years as a Stepmom to Realize I Had Transmigrated into a Book. No having children! I don't want kids!
Period Stories With No Marriage, Kids, or Childcare, and No Romance 😕 I’m Desperate for Something to Read
Period Novels with a Female Lead Who Stays in the City, Works, and Rises Through the Ranks to Wealth
A story centered on a strong heroine. A male lead is okay, but keep him in the background.
No Male Lead! I Only Want a Period Novel With No Male Lead! Not About an Old Lady Raising Kids
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating to the Seventies: Starting Out as an Educated Youth, Snacking on Gossip and Taking It Easy.
I'm a Veteran Reader in a Reading Slump. Nothing Interests Me Anymore
I want something fresh and fun, not the same old story. Any genre is fine, preferably with a mutually exclusive romance.
Period Dramas with an Especially Beautiful Female Lead
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It's really good. I have always wanted to find a real sober and free heroine in the novels of the era who will not get married, have children, or be a stepmother. Instead of marrying a heroine who helps a man help his family with targeted poverty alleviation. Thanks to the author.
I very much agree with the author's views in the last chapter. Men are always beautified and always invisible. The author writes it very well. The mutual help and independence of a group of girls is beautifully written. However, I was a little confused about the setting of the shuttle game at the beginning. Also, Xie Wei's behavior of secretly going to the battlefield in the extra chapter was a bit reckless. Rujue had opinions on the difference in the strength of family support, but the author did not start writing it. I hope the author can add a few more extra chapters.
I really don't want to read stories about wives with CPs, so I came across this one by chance. It's really to my liking. The heroine is a Buddhist and highly intelligent heroine who eats delicious food every day. After being reborn, the heroine is busy with her career and has a lot of brains. It's beautiful!!!
The heroine of this film is not married to an excellent male protagonist created by the author. She is her own. The women described are also excellent. It does not only highlight the excellence of one woman, but also the sympathy and mutual help between women. It is not exaggerated. I hope the author can write better works.
There are many main female characters, thumbs up. It's a non-conventional period story. The heroine is from Beijing for the first time and doesn't go to the countryside. The heroine's mother is a senior mechanical engineer. The heroine's relatives all have their own jobs and rarely appear. The author sometimes attaches photos, which is a big advantage.
The writing is quite good. Although it does not describe the heroine taking advantage of the times to rise up, she also seizes the opportunities of the times, and it does not write about the vulgar plot of marrying the old man and the female partner competing for men. The heroine has also helped many women, and every woman is working hard to advance in her own career and shine. This is really good.
It is a particularly good book, with group portraits of women, and is female-friendly. The female characters in the book are all fresh, tough, and have their own ideals. There is no story about family troubles, no sadistic plot, no awkward and greasy emotional lines. The heroine's college life in the 1970s and 1980s is more like an idealized utopian world. Maybe the plot is bland but in my opinion it's a hundred times better than many high-scoring Tomatoes. It writes about the feelings of family and country, the turmoil and injustice, the mutual help between women, and finally a group of persevering ladies who shine in their respective positions during the turbulent era. This novel is not the kind of novel with ups and downs of plot, but I really like it.
It's very interesting. The author writes very seriously and works very hard. The plot is also very good. The current plot is about the heroine acting with her mother's friend's daughter. The description of those veterans and people at that time is very touching. Please come and support the author a lot!!!!! The big words are really serious and hardworking.
The power of women is to help each other. The girls will study hard, shine in their respective careers, and make continuous progress in their thoughts and careers. There is no cp, and there is no plot to lose their minds because of personal power. They will actively help victims of the same sex. It is well written. The author writes all teenagers who are sensible and confident. I believe that good articles will not be buried!
The idea is very good and the girls are very warm. There is no deliberate avoidance of conflict, and no distortion of ideals. The writing is smooth, but the plot coherence seems a bit lacking. Although it is a time-travel setting, it actually has nothing to do with the original work. The main plot focuses more on Song's personal growth. 4 Stars. I feel that the line of being a scumbag with the original heroine is a bit stiff. Come on, author.