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Traveling Through the 1970S with the Old House
726Reads5.9Score—Shelves
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1960: Transmigrating to Nanluoguxiang
280.5kReads9.4Score20.4kShelves
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A Steady Job: Reborn as a Train Water Supplier
175.2kReads9.2Score10.7kShelves
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From the Start, We Feast on Meat Through the Famine with the Whole Village
2.9kReads5.8Score383Shelves
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In This Era, I Have the Space and My Background Is Invincible
1.8kReads5.8Score203Shelves
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My Soul Travels Back to 1960: Cultivating and Making Money at the Same Time
166.8kReads8.8Score17.5kShelves
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Transmigrating to the 1970S: The Legitimate Daughter Is a Super Mom
20.3kReads9.2Score1.9kShelves
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1959: With an Achievement System, She Throws Herself into the Grind
36.5kReads9.3Score3.2kShelves
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The 1950S: The Family's Beloved Child Takes a Grain Shop Through the Famine
28.7kReads9.2Score2.9kShelves
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Transmigrate into a Book Set in the Seventies: The Cannon-Fodder Wife Takes Her Child to Join the Army
33.1kReads9.0Score3.4kShelves
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Pass Through the 60S, Enter the Army, and Capture the Abstinent Soldier Brother
148Reads6.6Score—Shelves
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The 1960S: After I Transmigrate into a Book, I Marry the Courtyard's Untouchable Beauty
1.1kReads6.9Score107Shelves
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Captain Cheng, Come Bring Your Wife from Ancient Times Home!
14.6kReads8.8Score2.1kShelves
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The 1980S' Wild Punk Gets Tamed by the Charming Village Beauty
12kReads8.7Score1.1kShelves
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Back to 1970: From the Start, My Family Wants to Split Up
16.7kReads8.8Score634Shelves
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Don't Be Taken Advantage of When You Are Seventy, Go to the Countryside to Go to the Mountains and Marry the Village Beauty
25.5kReads8.4Score1.7kShelves
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1977: The Cozy Years with My Four Sisters-in-Law
31.4kReads9.0Score3.4kShelves
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Reborn in 1980: From the Start, I Marry My Sister-in-Law's Best Friend
26.9kReads5.8Score2.4kShelves
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1983: Marrying an Ignorant Educated Youth from a Poor Family
4.2kReads8.6Score411Shelves
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The System Arrived Twenty Years Late, and I Turn the Tables in a Famine
11kReads5.8Score594Shelves
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The 1970S' Most Amazing Darling: She Makes the Abstinent Young Master of the Capital Crave Her!
4.7kReads8.3Score493Shelves
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The 1970S Army Wife: A Legacy That Takes the World by Storm
9.5kReads8.8Score844Shelves
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In the Seventies, She Marries a Rugged Man Who Can’t Have Children, but the Spoiled Female Lead Sleeps In Again
4.4kReads8.8Score1.5kShelves
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The Feisty Little Bride Who Loved Fighting Became a Diplomat
75.9kReads9.2Score10.3kShelves
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Transmigrated Into a ’70S Novel: Mom Taught Me How to Handle Men
6.4kReads7.3Score409Shelves
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The 1970S: I Planned to Coast Through Life, but I Was Forced to Make a Comeback!
548Reads6.7Score—Shelves
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After Stockpiling a Hundred Billion in Supplies, I Transmigrate to the Sixties
8.7kReads8.6Score781Shelves
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Traveling Through the 70S and Changing One's Destiny Against the Will of Heaven
2.6kReads9.0Score281Shelves
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Surviving in the 1960S
3.8kReads8.6Score235Shelves
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A Nobody Among the Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside: I Refuse to Strive
1.1kReads7.7Score112Shelves
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I Marry a Rough-Hewn Man with My Supplies: The Educated Youth Has a Space in the Seventies
2.2kReads8.3Score204Shelves
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After Crushing My Scumbag Father and Stepmother, I Head to the Countryside with My Spatial Farm
5.5kReads9.2Score613Shelves
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After Putting the Villains in Their Place, I Head to the Countryside with My Pocket Dimension
2.7kReads8.8Score369Shelves
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Transmigrating to the Countryside in the 1970S with a Farming Space
4.1kReads7.7Score305Shelves
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Back to 1961 as a Public Security Officer
37.3kReads8.0Score2kShelves
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Period: Transmigrating to 1977 to Attend Peking University
4.8kReads8.0Score192Shelves
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The 1960S: One Yuan for a Thousandfold Return on Supplies
12.8kReads8.1Score857Shelves
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Reborn in 1976: From Fake Prodigy to Real Tycoon
20kReads8.0Score1.3kShelves
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In the Famine, the Whole Village Chews Tree Bark, but My System Fills My Storeroom with Meat
106.6kReads9.4Score15kShelves
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Who Starts Farming by Sending Three Piglets as a Gift?
30kReads9.0Score3kShelves
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The 1970S: I’ve Had Enough! The Unhinged Villainess Flips the Dinner Table
18.3kReads9.1Score1.8kShelves
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A Beauty Marries Down: Her Second-Husband, an Older Man, Demands Her Love Every Day
72.3kReads9.4Score9.4kShelves
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The 1970S: My Son and His Dad Both Have Off-the-Charts IQs
25.4kReads9.3Score2.3kShelves
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Island Life with the Army: My Cooking Has the Whole Family Compound Begging for More
17.5kReads9.1Score1.7kShelves
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1970S: After Transmigrating Into a Book, the Fake Heiress Returns to the Village to Grow Sweet Potatoes
3.9kReads8.9Score336Shelves
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Period Novel, the Eldest Lady Does Not Help the Poor
11.7kReads8.8Score682Shelves
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The Sixties: The Supporting Actress Works Herself to the Bone and Outshines the Lucky Female Lead
59.7kReads9.1Score6.2kShelves
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Taking Ah Piao Through Adulthood to Become a Fake Daughter
798Reads9.1Score101Shelves
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In the 1960S, I Had an Iron Rice Bowl
14.4kReads8.5Score737Shelves
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Engaged to a Powerful Man in 1950, I Have Twins and More
6.4kReads9.1Score522Shelves
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