The Era-Novel’s Most Difficult Daughter Marries a Chef
年代文极品闺女嫁厨子
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 2mo ago
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I'm Out of Books to Read. Recommend Me Anything
Preferably male-male romance, but a satisfying story with no romance is fine too.
Looking for Cozy, Everyday Life Stories Set in a Bygone Era, Without Too Many Awful Characters, to Unwind with After Work.
Looking for stories similar to Reborn in the 1980s: I Dumped the Scumbag and Married a Butcher. Please recommend cozy slice-of-life period novels, without too many awful characters. I want something relaxing and uplifting to read after work.
Please Recommend a Period-Era Story: No Rural Relocation, Has a Pocket Space, Quietly Gets Rich
Help Me! Looking for Stories Set in the 1950s or 1960s
Looking for stories like The Sixties: The Female Supporting Character Wants to Marry Someone Else, and Her Rough-Armed Military Officer Is Panicking. This novel is so good. I'd love to find something similar.
Looking for Stories About Coastal Foraging in the Old Days, Without Joining the Army
No military marriages, no rough-and-tough male leads, and no educated youth sent to the countryside.
Historical-Era Novels Where the Heroine Doesn’t Become a Doctor or Open a Clothing Shop
Looking for stories like Military Marriage: The Fierce-Looking Officer Is Wrapped Around the Beautiful Painter's Finger. I've read lots of period dramas where the female lead is a doctor or waits until the Reform and Opening Up to start a clothing business. It's starting to feel unoriginal. Are there any where the female lead works in...
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It's great! These days, it's rare to find a novel that keeps me reading every single chapter. Although it's about everyday family life, the plot is captivating from time to time. Each family member has their own little schemes, but everyone is normal. The female lead is smart, beautiful, and not weak. The male and female leads are deeply in love. It's really great, and I'll keep reading!
There won't be any truly awful characters, because the female lead's family is so exceptional that they treat other truly awful characters like mere lackeys. The whole family works together as one, and later they're disliked and seen as a burden because they're clever and lazy. After the family splits up, they should be living better and better, but the female lead is selfish and unwilling to endure hardship. Overall, the book is quite lighthearted.
It's a really beautiful and heartwarming story about a family's quiet, enduring efforts to make the most of their life.
The writing is too loose; it doesn't seem like a work from that era.
It's very beautiful, super beautiful.
Not bad, not bad... I stayed up all night to finish reading this, and it's a serialized story! Oh my god...
It's quite good, but it's an ongoing series, so I have to wait for the daily updates.
Super good-looking, I wasn't disappointed.
Some parts are alright; the main characters seem quite kind and righteous.
Oh my god, my sister's name is Chen Dan, and my daughter's name is Doubao 🤦