The Little Troublemaker of the 1960s Has an Incredible Backer
六零小作精，我有个超给力靠山
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- Completed
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- 601k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 6mo ago
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Someone Help Me, I Keep Giving Up Halfway Through Every Book
No particular requirements, as long as it's good.
A Delicate Female Lead Who Can't Take the Slightest Grievance, Doted on by the Male Lead
A pampered, delicate female lead who can't take the slightest bit of hardship and is utterly doted on by the male lead.
The Heroine Is Extremely Delicate, and the Hero Spoils Her Rotten!
The female lead is extremely pampered and the male lead absolutely dotes on her!
Invincible, Super-Satisfying Historical Era Novel: Build Wealth and Enjoy the Thrill All the Way!
A male lead who starts a business and farms in a historical era. I want a rich romance plot and for things to keep going his way. The more satisfying, the better!
Period Novels with Only Natives, No Transmigration, Rebirth, or System
Historical-Era Story: The Female Lead Is a Gorgeous Woman Who Loves Good Food and Hates Working
Not a self-sacrificing saint.
Period-Era Stories with a Male Lead Who's Completely Love-Struck
The male lead secretly got a vasectomy. Please, fellow readers, help me find the book!
Any Period Novels Where the Female Lead Dates a Classmate and Uses a Little Green Tea Charm to Lure the Male Lead?
In a Terrible Reading Slump...
Any fast-paced stories? Female-led would be great, preferably with two equally strong leads. No green tea schemers or fake sweethearts. I just want one thing: a satisfying read!
Forced-Love Romance Set in the 1970s or 1980s
I'd like something like "Love That Can't Be Sorted Out". The first and second male leads are close friends who become enemies fighting over the heroine. The first male lead forces her and hits her. Other things happen, too. He gets involved with another woman, but in the end the heroine ends up with the second male lead.
Looking for Historical-Era Female Side Characters Who Transmigrate Into a Book
I'm in a reading slump!!! Please recommend something.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Gets Famous Singing Songs from Their Past Life
Entertainment-industry stories these days always start with the protagonist being betrayed by his ex-girlfriend. I just want a story about someone becoming famous for singing, without all those ridiculous plotlines. Please recommend something, fellow readers. I’m begging you!
Seeking Cozy Slice-of-Life Period Stories with a Female Lead Traveling with the Army
Let’s Help Each Other Out and Beat Our Reading Slumps
Looking for stories like "Dark Fairy Tales: I'm the Unhinged Little Red Riding Hood". I've gone from novels about tycoons with secret identities to campus power struggles, period settings, Republican-era stories, sci-fi, and showbiz. My standards have gotten higher and higher. Now only horror and survival stories can get me invested, and even then...
Period Story: The Female Lead Is Selfish and Only Wants to Use the Male Lead, Not Love Him
Looking for books like "The Refined-Looking Crippled Husband Is Actually an Obsessive Yandere". The heroine only wants to use the hero to live a better life, but discovers that he’s obsessively possessive and impossible to control. She wants to get away from him, but can’t. She took things too far. He loves her deeply, and aside from not letting her leave, everything else...
I Want Quick Transmigration, Historical-Era, and Ancient-Era Stories
I'm looking for something similar to "Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Strikes Back, She's Doted On." It should have a space, a powerful female lead who gets revenge, and a variety of male leads.
Period Dramas with an Especially Beautiful Female Lead
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A Beautiful, Self-Serving White Moonlight Gets Tangled Up with a Possessive Man in the 1970s
Transmigrating to the 1970s to Raise a Child: My Possessive Husband Spoils Me Rotten
Quick Transmigration Through the Eras: I Rule Through My Beauty
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So far, it's incredibly well-written; the female lead is great, and the male lead is great too. Oh my god‼️ There are so many urgent orders, and the female lead is indecisive, pretending to be indifferent but actually managing everything 🙂
So far, it's been alright, except for the messy situation at the female lead's family. Every time she comes home, there's a whole bunch of trouble, it's exhausting! I hope the third brother has a good outcome. He really dotes on the female lead. I feel that if the female lead has the chance, she should take him to the city and keep him away from that other girl. And what about Daya?
There's a reason this book's rating is low. The female lead is smart and capable, while the male lead is cunning yet loyal. So far, his family seems well-off, and he's gradually being influenced by his son, showing great care for the female lead. However, the female lead's family is incredibly troublesome. Aside from her third brother and father, there are hardly any decent people.
The sweet, affectionate daily life of the young couple is so delightful. The female lead is sweet-talking and adorable, shrewd and knows how to avoid risks; she's got a big mouth. The male lead is incredibly reliable. The latest female lead really lacks problem-solving skills; how to put it, she sometimes feels a bit frustrated.
It's quite good. Compared to many period dramas where the female lead has a cheat code like having resources, this one is written quite realistically. The male lead is finally not a rough, uncultured farmer. The female lead's family is also decent overall. I sincerely suggest the author resolve the family conflicts as soon as possible.
I'm following this story every day; the author's writing is excellent, and the female lead is an awful younger sister, while the older brother and sister-in-law are equally awful. It's so frustrating to read! 🙂 Is this some kind of awful story? Am I just here to get angry? [Sad]
The romance between the female and male leads is sweet and quite enjoyable, but the interactions between the female lead and her family members gave me a blood pressure spike. So far, only her third brother seems decent; the rest are all rather unpleasant.
The female lead is portrayed as an ordinary person with a bit of cleverness, which makes her believable. She's not the kind of all-powerful, decisive woman; she embodies the essence of an ordinary girl, skillfully utilizing her strengths, and doesn't have any special advantages after transmigrating into the book.
The characters are very well-developed. The male lead isn't just a sculpted face, ridiculously handsome (I honestly can't imagine it 🤦). Our male lead is super charming! Although he's not a super handsome guy, the female lead is amazing, and her personality is wonderful too. The two are a perfect match! The plot moves very quickly and doesn't drag, which is my type.
It's a great read, fitting the era perfectly without being exaggerated. The female lead has no special abilities, isn't a saint, and isn't pretentious. I look forward to the author's sequel. The story involves encountering unpleasant people and situations, showcasing the personalities of the male and female leads, and driving the plot forward; the episodes are a bit long (but that's a minor…