A Working Girl’s Seven Hundred Days
打工妹的七百多天
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 147k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Period Novels Where the State Protects the Female Protagonist
Looking for something similar to *Military Marriage in the 1950s: Returning Once More to Shock the Military Compound*. A period piece where the female lead is so powerful that even if she turns the world upside down, the country will protect her.
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Books I've finished reading.
Novels You Get Hooked on at First Glance: Please Recommend Some!
I want to read something similar to "Seventies Space: The Transmigrated Daughter and the Reborn Mother." Any genre is fine.
Hunting in the Northeast Woods in the 1960S, with a Pocket Dimension: An Invincible Power Fantasy
No female-oriented novels, please.
Any Novels That Feel Grounded and Close to Ordinary Life?
Period-Era Stories, No Miserable Plotlines, No Romance! No Romance! No Flirting!!!
Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside + Multiple Women + Northeast China or the Grasslands + Orphan or Lone Wolf + System or Pocket Dimension
Looking for books similar to Reborn in the Seventies: Sent Down to the Vast Grasslands. Rating must be at least 7.8, and it should be over a million words.
Looking for Historical-Era Novels (No Transmigration! No Transmigration into a Book! No Pocket Spaces!)
Reborn in the 1950S to 1980S: No Stories About Rebirth for the Sake of a Wife and Children
Looking for something like I Solve Cases to Keep My Family Fed.
Looking for Stories Set Across the 1950S, 1960S, and 1970S
Looking for stories similar to *Yesterday Flowed into the City*. A period piece centered on the present day, with scenes from the ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s woven in…
Looking for a Fresh Take on a Period Novel! No Military Suitors, Just Independent Professionals
The heroine is a photographer who transmigrates into a novel set in a past era and helps advance China's photography industry. She discusses photographic aesthetics with young teachers. The story is set in Northeast China. The male lead lives in a large woodworking factory compound. Others think he's a delinquent, but he's great at making money.
Stories About Women in a Bygone Era
Looking for something similar to "The Suffering Sister." I want tragic melodramas about women struggling through difficult times.
I'm Out of Books to Read, Why Won't Anyone Recommend Some? (Unfinished Beloved-by-All Stories)
The entire novel can be described with just two words: sweet romance. I do not want a very weak female lead. I want one who is extremely strong and can stand as the male lead's equal, while he is also deeply doting
Looking for No-CP Period Pieces, No Romance, No CP
Looking for books like *The Everyday Lives of Eighties Sisters*. Please recommend no-CP period novels, no romance, no CP, preferably this kind! 😁
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The writing is good, using simple and smooth language to vividly portray the characters of that era! It fully expresses the good, evil, beauty and ugliness in the world, and the freedom of marriage in that era is slowly being overdone! The story is concise and easy to understand, and it is catchy to read. After reading this chapter, I am eager for the next chapter! [Like][Like]
The book narrates the experience of a rural girl born in the 1970s who went to work alone in a big city. The story has ups and downs and the characters are vividly created. It brings back the youthful time when learning and love were impossible. It is also the voice of many women born in the 1960s and 1970s. Although there was a lot of poverty and regret in that era, the friendship during that time was pure, green and simple! Worth reading and enjoying!
After reading three chapters, I couldn't stop reading it! The writing style is delicate, the language is fluent, the characters are vividly depicted in the background of that era, the content is ups and downs, and it feels like it is told eloquently. I really like it!
The article is really well written. It brings out the emotional world of young people in the 1970s very well. It is concise, concise and easy to understand! The favorite of those born in the 1960s and 1970s!