
Transmigrating to an Ordinary Life: Sun Shaoping’s Journey Home
穿越平凡:孙少平的年代归途
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- Ongoing
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- 248k Words
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- 8d ago
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- Fanqie
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How Can I Search All of Tomato and Not Find a Single Period-Era Novel from a Man's Perspective Where He Doesn't Go to the Countryside???
No going to the countryside, no going to the countryside, no going to the countryside. I'm saying it three times because it's important!!! Working in the city is great. Otherwise, so many people wouldn't refuse to go to the countryside and do hard labor. Preferably no CP. The male lead can have male and female friends, but not in the main story...
Reborn in the 1970s: Male-Led Era Fiction, Make It Make Sense and Get the Historical Setting Right
No business or merchant stories. Every story on Tomato is about making money. You got reborn, for fuck's sake. Can't you aim higher? Do you have no sense of duty? The country is so backward, don't you want to help it? It's all speculation and profiteering. Does that make you feel so clever? No wonder people looked down on merchants in ancient times.
Looking for Slice-of-Life TV Drama Fanfiction
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)*.
Looking for Down-to-Earth Stories Set in a Past Era, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
I'm in a reading slump.
Transmigrate into a TV Drama and Make Up for Its Regrets
I recently rewatched Lin Beixing and Zhang Wansen's story, and it really got to me. I wish someone could transmigrate in and take Zhang Wansen's place, giving the story a happier ending.
Stories Set in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s. Good Writing, Please. No Transmigration-and-Raising-Kids Plots
Period Novels You Won't Want to Skip a Chapter Of
Looking for books like "Famine Years: My Pocket Dimension Is a Grain Shop". Stories about a female lead working in the city.
Looking for Straightforward Historical-Era Stories, No Reckless Shenanigans
Something that fits the historical setting fairly well, without going too over the top. 🌸
Historical-Era Novels
Male-Oriented Period-Era Rebirth Fiction!
I'm so fed up. Every time I look for reborn stories set in a particular era, they're all female-oriented. It's so annoying.
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.
Period Novels Set Between the 1950s and 1980s, with a Male Lead! No Courtyard-House Stories!
Are There Any Novels Like The Ordinary World?
Spatial Powers, Period Setting, Supplies, Long Chapters, Male-Oriented
Just like the title says! Please, experts, recommend something.
1970s Setting + Space Power + Supernatural Abilities + Helping Build China
I want books similar to Courtyard: The Salted Fish's Beautiful Life. Anything similar to the following, perhaps? Interstellar Shuttle: Lord of Space, Courtyard: Experiencing the Atmosphere of the Era, Reborn in 1950: Turning America Upside Down, Courtyard: I Have a Universe.
Looking for Period Novels Like the Laid-Back Life of a Train Water Tender in 1979
Looking for something similar to 1979: The Leisurely Life of a Train Water-Supply Worker.
A Down-to-Earth Period Novel with Hardworking Characters and No Exaggeration
A Seventies-Era Period Novel for Male Readers
Looking for Old Beijing Period Novels About Living a Quiet, Ordinary Life
Nothing overpowered, and no changing the world. Just like a lazy fish, preferably fanfiction.
Period Stories with Male Leads Working City Jobs, Such as Factory Worker, Shop Clerk, or Writer
Novels Like Under the Zhengyang Gate
Under the Zhengyang Gate.
A Fanfic of The Ordinary World
Looking for The Ordinary World, but without a System.
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This is my first time writing a chronicle, so please bear with me.
I feel like the author probably hasn't read the original work, or doesn't know the original work very well. It didn't capture the charm of the ordinary world in the original work.