The Educated Youths Are Returning to the City, So I Sold My College Spot!
知青返城，我把大学名额卖了！
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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The Best Book I’ve Read on Tomato So Far
Looking for something like *Black (The Unorthodox Divine Bureau)*. P.S. Please don't recommend books that mention depression, or anything about astrology. No psychology books that tear people apart, thanks. When recommending books, just share the ones you personally like. New authors welcome.
I'm in a Terrible Reading Slump and Can't Get Interested in Anything. Please Save Me!
Looking for Period Pieces Where the Heroine Doesn't Move to the Countryside and Gets a Job Through Her Own Exams
Looking for books like *Transmigrated into a State-Owned Factory in the 1970s: From the Start, I Landed a Job on the Radish-Cutting Line*.
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.
Only 9.8-Rated Masterpieces, Anything Below 9.8 Keep Out
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.
The Only Novel on Tomato with a 9.9 Rating
Looking for a book similar to The Ten Days to the End.
The Female Lead Is Locked Up, Fights to Escape, and Gets Captured Again at the Beginning
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,
Period-Era Story: The Most Unremarkable One in the Family Ends Up the Most Successful
A Sent-Down Youth Husband Returns to the City, and His Country Wife Goes with Him
I’m looking for books similar to *The Country Girl Who Moved to the City with Her Husband Was Reborn*.
Rural Youth Sent to the Countryside and Returning to the City: Stories Set in That Era
Female Leads Who Pursue Political Careers in Historical-Era Settings
Please Recommend Some Good Books!
Looking for stories like *Apocalypse: Why Mess with Her? She Has Cheats*. I like apocalypse and rebirth stories, and I want something satisfying. Some angst is fine!
Villainess Awakening or Stepping-Stone Awakening
Looking for books similar to "Kill That Transmigrated Woman." No golden fingers! No pocket dimensions, spirit springs, or mind-reading! The heroine should rely purely on her own intelligence! No transmigrating into a book! I want a native-born supporting female character who is reborn, has a dream, or somehow learns the future. No on-screen comments! ...
Period Novels With a Female Lead Focus, Where She Never Suffers Injustice and Understands Social Relations and Public Opinion
Don’t let the heroine get pushed around. She can rise to the top while the male lead stays devoted and humble, or there can be no romance at all.
A Hilarious Slice-of-Life Story Set in a Bygone Era! What a Revelation! #AnAmazingPeriodPiece
Looking for stories like The Age of Going Wild: I Become the King of Hell in the 1970s. I love Yanwang Ni's “Super Capable” so much. I hope we get household robots like this, especially such a sweet, considerate version of “Super Capable.” Please put them into mass production soon! @Lucky Tuantuan Yuanyuan
Stop Grinding! I Lie Flat and Sleep, and I’m Invincible: A Must-Read Power Fantasy for a Reading Slump
Looking for something like *I Cultivate, I Don't Involute*. Calling all overworked people in a reading slump! I finally found a satisfying cultivation novel that puts our kind of person into the cultivation world: *I Cultivate, I Don't Involute*! Tired of cultivation stories where everyone works themselves to death? Had enough of protagonists going into seclusion for a thousand...
Looking for a Period Novel Without a Weak, Delicate Heroine
Please recommend a normal female lead in a period novel, preferably one who joins the army. Anything along those lines is fine. I just don't want a soft, fragile heroine. I can't take it anymore: a grown woman gets angry and pouts, sticks out her little lips, gets all huffy... Oh my god. Please give me a normal female lead.
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This is the best novel I have read online recently. I was deeply attracted by the author's delicate techniques. I was immersed in the scene and felt indescribable sadness. I was even more impressed. Thank you author.
It is a very real image of a child who was exploited by a mean mother, a macho father, and sisters who had their own plans in that era.
It's pretty good-looking. If you like to see Tian Xiaocao, you can give it a try.
The writing is very good and very realistic. I even think the author wrote a documentary novel based on the people around him. In the 1950s, there were many children in the family, but he was very partial and even sacrificed the interests of some children. I hope the author will update his works in time. Come on.
Very well written and unconventional. There are novel ideas, thoughtfulness, and smooth writing. Why is the score so low?
It's really good to read. I've been following the updates. The plot of the article is very immersive, making people feel that the whole book is very real. It's an immersive experience of the world in the book. Why is the rating so low [crying][crying][crying]
The heroine will have precognitive dreams, dreaming about the future related to herself. As of now, she has had three dreams. The first time was when she was intercepted by her eldest sister and the tool for college admission notices. The second time was by the old scalper Dehua who brought twins to her sister-in-law. The third time was by her roommate who framed her for marrying an old widower with four children. Map~home~soap factory~university. The heroine is her own child. She is average-looking at most and pretty. She can't control her appearance. She is relatively tolerant. On the premise of giving birth to her own child Next, if there is no golden finger, there will really be nothing left to eat. She has no mouth for her family, and maybe her parents' mouth is useless. Her parents and brothers and sisters are really selfish. If you want to see the group pet in court and be harmonious, don't join. The heroine has space to resell goods non-stop. Don't join in the details. The author writes that the heroine's workplace has changed from a soap factory to another factory. As of the latest, no male protagonist has appeared. As a period novel, I don't know if there will be a male protagonist in the later period.
The heroine works hard for herself and is excellent. Golden Finger is not an exaggeration as a support. It is really good-looking. The low rating is unscientific. I feel reluctant to leave when there are no chapters. I wish I could watch the ending in one breath [laughs] ~ Chasing better will affect the reading quality. The author should work harder and release the following chapters.
What happened to the 6.8 Score? It's pretty good. I'm an old bookworm. I recommend watching it. The process is very careful and a normal person's mentality. She's not a heroine, but she's very interesting to watch.
The writing is very true. The heroine is also very smart. True wisdom and forbearance, like Sima Yi, look timid, a true king Has the author changed? The chapter to college is too ink-filled. There are nearly 100 chapters of inner descriptions, but there is no progress. I stopped watching it, it was too boring and I didn't have the enthusiasm to follow up.