The Old Li Family in the 1980s
八十年代的老李家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 385k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Does Tomato Really Have No Heroines with Happy Families, Wealth, Happiness, and Sunshine?
As the title says, I'm looking for romance. The female lead should have a loving, happy, wealthy family, be doted on, sunny, cheerful, kind, generous, innocent, and adorable. The male lead can be anything. Everyone should be sexually inexperienced. School, showbiz, wealthy-family drama, anything goes.
Genuinely Skillful Historical-Era Novels, No Villains or Black Markets
Let’s Trade Tomato Novels We’ve Been Reading for Ages and Can’t Bear to Delete 🍅🍅
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,
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?
A Calm, Ordinary Slice of Life
Just an ordinary, peaceful life in a warm little home.
I Really Love Self-Interested Heroines. Please Give Me More!
Looking for books like My Self-Serving Self Becomes the Worst in the Era.
The All-Time Best in the Era Fiction Genre! The GOAT
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.
Looking for Historical-Era Novels Worth Rereading
Set in the 1960s or 1970s. No pocket dimension, no golden finger, and the female lead didn't go to university.
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".
Historical-Era Story: The Female Lead Comes from a Good Family and Doesn’t Go to the Countryside!!
The female lead builds her life in the city. She’s not an educated youth and doesn’t go to the countryside!
Looking for a More Realistic Story Set in a Past Era, Nothing Too Exaggerated, With Sensible Characters
Looking for something like "Transmigrating into a Book: A Seventies Gossip Lover's Self-Cultivation". I want a cautious, clever female lead. Period novels need to be a little more grounded, after all.
I'm Tired of Stories About Sent-Down Female Youths or Rich Heiresses Pairing Up With Rugged Men
A beautiful, wealthy heiress with money, connections, and a doting family, but she's always forced to move to the countryside for one reason or another. Then she's too pampered to do anything, so she has to find some rough country man to do it all for her. I'm so tired of this trope. I used to like it, but now I think they're completely mismatched. They're from different worlds.
Period Novels with a Female Lead Who Rises Through the Ranks in Politics
The Gold Standard of Historical-Era Novels, with Incredible Vividness
Looking for content like 1979: The Leisurely Life of a Train Water Supplier.
Stories Set in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s. Good Writing, Please. No Transmigration-and-Raising-Kids Plots
Slice-of-Life Novels Set in the 1970s or 1980s
Seeking Period Novels in the Style of Xu Jingan, Where Both the Main and Supporting Characters Have Common Sense
Mind your own business! Don't be a lovesick idiot!
Stories About Female Leads Working in the City in the 1970s or 1980s
Can We Stop Cramming So Many Golden Fingers into Period Dramas? It Feels So Fake
Female Leads Who Pursue Political Careers in Historical-Era Settings
Period Romance Heroines Who Are Stunning, Like Flowers of Wealth and Prestige
Don't recommend anything if you haven't understood what I'm looking for! I hate greasy, cringey titles, melodramatic clichés, brainless Mary Sues, stepmothers, multiple births, rough country guys, awful relatives, and the groveling-after-a-breakup trope.
Any Recommendations for Stories Set in a Bygone Era? Dual-Income Couple, No Rural Relocation
I'm looking for something fresh, with sound values and a logical plot. Let's share recommendations!
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The writing is very good, the characters are all flesh and blood, and they are all multi-faceted. The villains and villains are regardless of gender, age or class. When I read other novels, all the women are all motivated and the men are all pure bad, which is very unrealistic. Regardless of whether you are a man or a woman, do not use a filter to judge people based on their gender. 🍉 🍉 🍉
It's a very interesting novel. It's one of the few local genres that has a very big female protagonist. The heroine's development path is also written very logically. It's just that when writing about the heroine's relationship, it was too realistic. At the end, I always felt that she would divorce the hero...? Maybe Dr. Jiang will really wait for the opportunity? In short, I can't tell. The last chapter is worth savoring carefully. Maybe in a certain world, after this scene is over, the character can go according to his own ideas? All in all, the heroine was written with a real sense of life, which made me feel like I was reading someone's story rather than a novel.
The author's words and writing style are very simple, and the stories he tells are also simple, but the novel is very beautiful. There is no so-called golden finger for the heroine. She slowly grows and matures through life experiences. The whole story and other characters make people feel very real, and reality is often more touching.
It's very good-looking. I like the character of the heroine. She is absolutely daring to love and hate. She can afford to take it up and let it go. She is also very capable of execution. Looking back, the heroine has been held back by the sisters around her, and I hope she can be more decisive later. People are very greedy, and the heroine is gradually feeding the appetite of those around her.
So pretty! Xiaoyun must move up step by step, not to end up marrying a rich man or something, or at least to have equal personalities and like each other very much! Or the main heroine can just fall in love without getting married! 🥰
The writing is very good, and Goldfinger is not very big, but the introduction was not well thought out. Well, at first I didn't even notice who the heroine was, but then as I read it slowly, I thought it was very interesting. It is recommended that the author make the heroine bolder in the introduction.
It's super good-looking, but I feel like human nature is really complex in this novel. I hope that the heroine will be given a sweetheart, Xiaoyun. Is it true that she didn't go to college? 🥺What a pityಥ_ಥ
I feel like after reading several of this author's works, I found that the heroine's character is basically strong, but small-minded. Also, if the heroine has CP, then his CP must be very popular with the public. It must be written about female competition to show that the heroine has really found a good man.
The first half of this book is well written, from the time Xiaoyun and Qin Langchuan get along well, to the time Gan Tiantian intervenes, the writing is a little rough and a little rushed. It feels like the author is rushing to end, but the flaws are not hidden and it is still a masterpiece.
The plot is good. I don't like the eldest brother marrying Aiping. Isn't my first wife's daughter bad? I have to get divorced and find a second marriage with no children. What about my own daughter? Fortunately, I got divorced in the end and remarried my first wife. It's a good family of three.