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No-Romance Historical Novel with a Space, No Saintly Protagonist, High Combat Ability, and Decisive Action 无cp年代文有空间不圣母武力值高杀伐果断

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  1. 51 Transmigrating to the Sixties, I Married a Sickly Man After Three Days 穿越六零穿越三天嫁病秧子 Modern Romance1.0M WordsCompleted Zhou Min transmigrated into the body of a seventeen-year-old girl with the same name. She had an older brother expected to support the family, younger twin siblings, and parents who doted on neither her nor each other. She looked at her aggressive younger sister, then at her biased mother, who insisted that since Zhou Min had grown up in the countryside, being sent down to the countryside would be no trouble for her. Zhou Min lowered her head and said timidly, “I understand. I’ll go to the count 7.1kReads7.3Score372Shelves
  2. 52 Reading! Competitions! The Daily Life of a '70s Village Girl 读书!比赛!七零小村姑日常 Modern Romance1.4M WordsCompleted [Period Setting + Family Drama + System + Academic Prodigy + Knowledge Changes Your Destiny + Ensemble Cast] Wang Zhaozhao becomes the unwanted granddaughter of the Old Wang family, part of the village brigade in Riverside Village in the 1970s. When she is five, her mother becomes her eldest uncle’s wife, while her father marries a stepmother who brings along a stepsister. Later, she gains two younger sisters, one born to her eldest uncle’s wife and the other to her stepmother. Her days are full 15.4kReads8.6Score1.4kShelves
  3. 53 The Bystander's Self-Cultivation in a 1970s Transmigration Novel 穿书七十年代吃瓜群众的自我修养 Modern Romance1.1M WordsCompleted Have you ever transmigrated to a different scene just by blinking? Lin Yuzhu has. She transmigrated in a daze to the 1970s. No, she transmigrated into a book. She has a System, and the female lead is there too. There are also supporting female characters, but she isn't one of them. She's just an onlooker who wandered into the story by mistake. As an onlooker, she gets to watch the drama unfold every day. She doesn't want other people's dogs, and she doesn't get involved in other people's busines 158.2kReads9.6Score18.2kShelves
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  4. 54 1960: Transmigrating to Nanluoguxiang 年代1960:穿越南锣鼓巷, Urban4.1M WordsCompleted New novel: Reborn in 1980: The Life I’ve Always Dreamed Of Also known as Li Laifu’s Happy Life in 1960s China. (No angst, comedy, farming, and everyday family life.) A short drama, comedy animations, and AI short dramas are now available. 251.6kReads9.4Score16.2kShelves
  5. 55 I Transmigrated into a Period Novel and Refused to Be a Tool from the Start 穿越年代文,开局拒绝当工具人 Urban665k WordsCompleted An accident brought Li Dongyang inexplicably to an unfamiliar place. At first, he thought he had landed in the hard-laboring 1970s, but then he realized he was inside a period novel he had read in his previous life. Knowing how the story would unfold, Li Dongyang refused to be anyone’s pawn. 10.2kReads8.7Score331Shelves
  6. 56 Getting By in a Period-Era Novel 我在年代文里混日子 Modern Romance613k WordsCompleted Transmigrate into a book + period setting + everyday family life + a touch of fantasy Hu Yan realized she seemed to have been reborn and transmigrated. She’d become a character in an old period novel she had read long ago. Oh, the story had already ended. She was a peripheral character, even less important than a walk-on. Her family’s four lovely daughters were living miserable lives. She didn’t have the heroine’s portable dimension or special aura. But she did have her own little stroke of luck 300Reads6.3Score—Shelves
  7. 57 Transmigrating 60 Years Ago, Leading the Whole Family to Prosperity 穿越60年,带领全家奔小康 Modern Romance208k WordsOngoing If we could return to the past, what would we want to do? Li Youran writes furiously, so absorbed that he suddenly finds himself back in the past, experiencing that passionate era of a single blue-gray hue. —Reads—Score—Shelves

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