I Was Reborn in the 70S, and My Life Is Sweeter Than Sugar!
老娘重生七零，日子比糖还甜！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 174k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 7d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Period Novel in Which the Heroine Is Reborn and the Hero Is a Veteran
The No. 1 Chronicle in Your Heart
The heroine is not a virgin, has no great relatives, is decisive in doing things, and is powerful and domineering. A girl-oriented modern romance.
I've Recently Become Obsessed with Chronology, and I Fell Straight into the Pit and Can't Get Out.
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Chronicles! Such a Beautiful One! There Can't Be Space, the Space Is Too Fake!
I don't know why I feel that chronicle novels are so good recently, especially those about time travel. It's okay to wear books and stuff. I read a book called Soft Rice Green Tea and I really liked it. It's very real. Unfortunately, it's still being updated. Do you Jimei guys have any more recommendations? It's okay to bring space supplies to the supermarket.
Hardcore Lovers of Period Literature, I Beg You to Grab the Book at the Bottom of the Box
The Era Is Sober. Don't Let Go. Don't Act Like You've Never Seen a Man Before
Want to watch movies similar to "Helping Others?" It's better to fulfill yourself" book. Whether it's time travel, movies or TV series, or period novels. The heroines described by most authors are like men they have never seen before. No matter how handsome the man describes, they should not pounce on him immediately.
I was reborn in the 70s, and my life is sweeter than sugar! It's a very standard rebirth of the hit era! The heroine Wen Zhixia suffered a lot of tricks in her previous life. After her rebirth, she was sober and not like a virgin. She fought against the best, refused to suck blood, and the rhythm of slaps in the face was refreshing and not procrastinating. The male protagonist Li Xiao is silent and restrained, and his silently guarding character is particularly poignant, creating a sense of atmosphere in both directions. The details of the era are solid, and there is a strong sense of immersion in the daily life of educated youth, food stamps, and rural areas. There is no golden finger, and the heroine relies on her own planning to live a prosperous life step by step. It has a good balance between excitement and warmth, and it is very enjoyable to read.