The 1970s: Surrounded by Main Characters, the Supporting Nobody Holds Her Ground
七零：主角扎堆，路人甲成功稳住
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 5mo ago
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Other names
- The 1970s: Signing In, Eating Gossip, and Watching the Show七零：带着签到系统美美吃瓜看戏Alternate title on Fanqie
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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 Cautious Female Lead in a Period-Era Novel Who Refuses to Be a Cannon Fodder
Looking for books similar to Choosing Others? Better to Choose Myself. Must be complete. I truly didn't skip a single chapter. The female lead is clear-headed and practical.
Period-Era Stories!!! Period-Era Stories!!!
Can anyone recommend some good stories set in a particular historical era? Thanks, everyone!
Republic-Era Novels
I never recommend books I haven't read. These are my favorite period novels, and I'm sharing them with everyone. There are also a few quick transmigration stories, so check them out if you're interested.
Stories Where the Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension and Doesn't Tell Anyone
You can never know what people are really thinking... The heroine can help others, but she shouldn’t tell anyone about it. Never test human nature! Any kind of pocket-space or System story with a golden finger is fine, as long as the protagonist has some brains 🉑️ I’ve been in a reading slump for days, please help!
Historical-Era Stories with a Female Lead Who Stands on Her Own: No More Male Leads Who Keep Going to the Countryside to Help the Poor
I can accept romance developing later, but can there be a personal space and supplies, with the female lead thriving on her own? Also, please no stories where she is constantly sent to the countryside 🤣 to help impoverished male leads, only to end up becoming part of the male lead's family. The romance should not progress so quickly either. Would an educated youth from that era really be interested in a villager?
Is There No Historical-Era Story About Someone Who Transmigrates Quietly?
I'm looking for a book where the female lead keeps a low profile after transmigrating. Not one of those who claims to be keeping up an act, then goes hunting in the mountains every day or picks fights with everyone. Please recommend something.
Are There Any True Sign-In Stories That Are Just About Signing In?
Period-Era Stories, No CP!!! No Poverty Alleviation!!!
Read the title carefully before making recommendations. I'm so damn sick of people recommending couples in no-CP threads.
The Period Dramas I Can Read Over and Over Again!
Looking for books like The 1970s Cannon Fodder Is Full of Rebellion; Going Crazy Is My Specialty.
Looking for a Low-Key Slice-of-Life Story With a Small Pocket Space and Gossip
Are there any stories about an ordinary person who quietly keeps their head down, has a little pocket dimension, stays clear-headed, and just likes watching the drama unfold?
Great Reads! System Sign-In or Lottery Systems
A lazy sign-in System!!
Sign-In Stories, Especially Ones Set in the 1960s! 😁😁😁😁?
Period-Era Stories / Transmigrating into a Book / Transmigration / Quick Transmigration
Period Novels About Watching the Drama as a Bystander
System Sign-In, Spatial, and Period Novels
Hello, fellow readers. Now that I'm on vacation and have less to do, I'm running out of books to read. Do you have any good recommendations?
Any Female-Oriented Sign-In Stories?
I've recently gotten hooked on sign-in System stories, but I don't want to browse the male-oriented section. Any recommendations for sign-in System stories in the female-oriented section? o(*≧▽≦)ツ~┴┴
Reborn in the 1960s or 1970s with a Sign-In System
Period-Era Stories: Satisfying and Unfrustrating, Where Anyone Who Refuses to Yield Fights Back!
Looking for something like "Transmigrating to the Era: The Vile Supporting Female Does Whatever She Wants". Please recommend something well-written. Don't recommend poorly written books, thanks.
Period Novels with a Female Lead Who Can Sign In
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It's incredibly good, a heartwarming slice-of-life story. The "golden finger" (advantage/power) is just right—the resources provided aren't excessive, but there's a satisfying sense of gradual accumulation. Unlike other period dramas with their constant battles against extreme characters, the female lead focuses more on slowly accumulating resources and enjoying everyday life, making it a…
I love it! It's a period drama with a touch of wish fulfillment, very enjoyable. The female protagonist transmigrates and escapes her bizarre family to become a sent-down youth in the countryside. Luckily, she's bound to a sign-in system, where she signs in wherever she goes—gold bars at the bank, braised pork at the state-run restaurant, a sewing machine at the department store, and even…
I think this book is not just about the female protagonist, but about the intertwined fates of a group of women. There's a female supporting character who came from Shanghai to the countryside, was betrayed by her fiancé, but became clear-headed and independent. She made the scumbag pay the price with just one phone call.
So far, things seem alright. I still hope the female lead's bizarre parents will get their comeuppance. I've truly never seen parents like that, abusing their children so excessively, beating and scolding both son and daughter at will. I hope the second sister and brother can escape those bizarre parents soon, and that the female lead can find a good man who can protect her.
A very heartwarming piece about a bygone era. There is a male lead, but he has relatively few scenes; most of the screen time is focused on the female lead. The female lead has a sign-in system, but she never acts superior or uses her cheat abilities to arbitrarily disrupt society or the economy. The things her cheat abilities provide are just what she needs, but not excessive.
I've been having a reading slump lately, and nothing I've been able to find really interesting has come up. This book perfectly matches my requirements for a historical romance novel. The female lead has a special ability, but she's not greedy, doesn't speculate in the black market, knows how to be content, and doesn't get involved in trouble.
I prefer historical fiction, and this is the only ongoing series I haven't abandoned until I caught up with the original. It doesn't have many major flaws. The author's choice to avoid trouble when Liu Hongmei arrives at the educated youth settlement instead of blindly returning and inviting further trouble is commendable, especially considering she's an outsider and should be cautious.
It's a great read. I love the female lead's contentment. Although she has a special ability, she doesn't abuse it or reveal it carelessly. Besides, her family, except for her eccentric parents, are all very kind to her siblings. The female lead is also grateful, but not a saint.
So far, I've only seen rice-fish farming; I don't know what will happen later. But so far, I give it five stars! I really like this kind of protagonist who lives an ordinary, hardworking life without being ostentatious or having any of the Celestial Dragon mentality. The rural scenes were great! But the later parts became a bit bland; the female lead's personality became boring, indifferent, and aloof…like a complete outsider. It just got rather dull.
It's pretty good. There are basically no melodramatic plot points, nor does it depict the hardships of educated youth or bizarre incidents like drowning or being drugged. There aren't any exaggerated plot devices, the resources obtained through daily check-ins are used quite frequently, and the characters aren't overly greedy.