The Fake Socialite Aunt Who Eloped to Hong Kong in 1980 Is Back
80私奔逃港的假名媛小姑回来了
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- Ongoing
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- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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Other names
- 80s Fake Socialite Villainess: Pretending to Be Rich to Take Shanghai by Storm80反派假名媛，装富奇袭上海滩Alternate title on Fanqie
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Top 10 Strong Female Lead Novels, Rated 9.0 and Up
I'll go first: Reborn Ace Female Student. This ranks first in my heart.
I Can't Get Into Anything Anymore. What Do I Do? Please Recommend Something
Please Recommend Highly Rated Period Pieces. No Dumbed-Down Plots or Cringey Scenes
Period Novels Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Bail Out Her Family, Have Lots of Children, Go to the Black Market, or Take Over Someone Else’s Mess
The male and female leads should come from well-matched families. The heroine shouldn't get married as soon as she transmigrates. She should have a harmonious family, but not be the family's darling. Her grandparents, uncles, and aunts shouldn't be awful people. The heroine can go to the countryside, but don't force her to. Some stories make the heroine go to the countryside even when there's no need for her to.
#GettingTiredOfTheSameOldThing, Any Recommendations That Are Different?
I'm Out of Books.........so Out....please....help.......me.....
I have completely run out of books......... I am out.... of.... books.... please....... save me.....
Looking for Down-to-Earth Stories Set in a Past Era, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
I'm in a reading slump.
Are There Really No Period Novels Where They Don’t Go to the Countryside or Hong Kong?
I've Been on a Historical-Era Fiction Kick Lately. Please Recommend the Best of the Best
Looking for books similar to *With My Hands Behind My Back, I Transmigrated to the 1970s: I'm Good at Stirring Up Trouble and Making Money (Feng Qi Ye He)*.
A Wealthy Returnee Reunites With Family in a Bygone Era
Looking for something like "Pretending to Be a Returned Tycoon in the ’80s".
Stories Set in a Bygone Era: Tears for Days Gone By
Period novels that bring back memories of those tearful years.
A 1970s–1980s Overseas Returnee, Tycoon System, No Romance, Wish-Fulfillment
I'm a God-Tier Tycoon
I'd like to read something similar to "My Flight Attendant Girlfriend Just Broke Up with Me, and the Tycoon System Came to the Rescue."
Please Recommend a Historical-Era Story Without Stupid Characters or Terrible People
A period story, but no awful or ridiculous characters. I can't stand constant arguments, heroines who swoon over every man they see, lovesick leads, or crazy people.
Your Number One Period Novel
The female lead isn't a saint, has no awful relatives, and is decisive, mighty, and domineering. Period setting, aimed at women, contemporary romance.
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Transmigrating to 1979: From the Start, I Throw Chili Powder at the Green-Tea Girl
The Eighties' Cannon-Fodder Wife's Good Life
The Young Lady Faces Famine with a Group-Buying System and No Fear
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Bound to a Homeland System, I Build a Powerful Nation from Saline-alkali Land
Transmigrated as a Green Tea Girl, I Become a Labeling Worker in a Period Novel
Reborn in the 1990s: Yang Xiaojuan, Run!
The Little Chef of the 1980s
Reborn in the 1970s: Picking Up a Stunning Educated Youth from the Start
The 1970s: The Timid Little Villain Refuses to Be the Female Lead's Stepping Stone
Transmigrated to the 1970s, Starting Out in Beidahuang
Hunting in the Mountains in '82: My Deadbeat Dad Grabs His Bow and Goes on a Rampage in the Woods
The Sixties: Reborn as the Cannon-Fodder Older Sister-in-Law of the Reborn Female Lead
The 1980s: I Snag a Tough Guy for a Husband for Two Cents
A Doomsday Queen Transmigrates to the Sixties and Seventies to Take Charge of Her Family
Reborn as the Cannon-Fodder Wife in the ’60s: Anyone Who Objects Can Fight Me
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This book is truly amazing! It currently has three storylines: the female lead's career, her background, and the story of Zhao Xiaodao and his sister's land deed. They seem completely unrelated, but the author has ingeniously woven them all together. While the romance between the male and female leads hasn't progressed much yet, the male lead is somehow integrated into all these storylines!
The plot is fast-paced and engaging, but I feel like the original female lead is like an unkillable cockroach. There's always some divine intervention to help her and then suppress our current female lead. While I know this is just a plot device, it feels like having a giant cockroach flying around the room, but you're too scared to kill it—it's disgusting.
It's a really good read, not a mindless novel, it's quite logical. The female lead is such a charming woman, she should grow strong and powerful while avenging the original owner of the body 🤭 Zhao Xiaodao is also very cute, he's stubborn but soft-hearted and gets things done, I love him so much. And there's also the sidekick, Dali Ge. Author, please update soon!
It's good, the female lead is smart, and the pacing is fairly tight. It feels like every time the original male and female leads cause trouble, the female lead resolves the crisis, then the second male lead dies, and the third male lead appears hhhh, I wonder how many more original male leads there are.
It's good. The original female lead's storyline was melodramatic, but the current female lead's main storyline is incredibly interesting (whoever the original female lead liked, that guy is the male lead). The best thing about this book is that everyone has a brain and normal thinking.
240 Chapters of feedback. It's a female-oriented story with a male-oriented feel, a very standard and excellent monster-slaying and leveling-up trope. I like the way the protagonist constantly corrects the original female lead's plot while making money. There are no flashy romance scenes. Sorry, my meaning wasn't clear.
The plot framework is quite good, but there are too many coincidences. It's like those stories where someone always overhears you when you're telling a secret. One coincidence after another is delivered to the female lead, one trouble after another is delivered to her by coincidence, and then she has to solve them one by one, and then the cycle repeats itself. It's just too formulaic. The beginning was really good, but after the introduction of the awful relatives...
Huoqian Liu Ming. Having watched the short drama, I can only say that this female lead is truly in the top three among female-oriented novels. Her methods and approaches to getting things done are described in detail, unlike other female-oriented novels that gloss over everything and only focus on mundane family matters.
This book, *The Wind and Fire Wheel*, is incredibly good! The plot is full of twists and turns. The protagonist, Lin Yuesheng, is brave and resourceful. She doesn't rely on any special abilities to solve problems; she solves them all on her own.
It's really good! The female lead is very charming, and the "villain trio" she forms with Xiao Dao and Da Chui is very interesting. 🥰🥰🥰