Period Novels Where Neither Lead Is a Goody-Two-Shoes, and They Don't Adopt Any Kids!!!
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I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970S, Married the Wildest Tough Guy, and Came Out on Top
62.6kReads9.4Score6.4kShelves
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Reborn as Twin Sisters with My Mortal Enemy, We're Out to Make Money
5.5kReads9.0Score721Shelves
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Smiling to the Locust Flower and Asking About the Past
877Reads9.1Score113Shelves
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The Capitalist-Era Educated Youth Is Highly Enlightened, Winning Big by Serving the Nation
74.3kReads9.3Score8.4kShelves
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Why Help Others Get What They Want? I’ll Choose Myself
129.7kReads9.5Score10kShelves
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With My Hands Behind My Back, I Transmigrated to the 1970S, Where I Can Make Trouble and Money with Ease
109.9kReads9.6Score12kShelves
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The 1980S: A Cherished Darling Rushing Toward Wealth
47.4kReads9.4Score3.1kShelves
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Best Friends Transmigrate Into a Book Together! Marry a Rough-and-Ready Man! If You Leave, I’m Leaving Too
30.5kReads9.4Score4.1kShelves
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Marriage Brokers in the 1960S: Three Marriages Are Fate, Seven Take Hard Work
11.6kReads9.3Score1.5kShelves
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The Only Daughter of the 1970S
27kReads9.3Score2.1kShelves
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Transmigrated Into a 1970S Novel: A Bystander's Guide to Staying Out of Trouble
141.1kReads9.5Score14.2kShelves
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1960S: Engaging in Scientific Research and Accidentally Becoming an Academician
64Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Sixty: Science Master Transforms into a Mechanical Master
3.2kReads9.0Score305Shelves
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Surprise! She Transmigrates to the Sixties, and Her Farm Connects to All Worlds
9.2kReads9.2Score904Shelves
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Seventy Years Ago, I Called This Life to Help.
733Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Seventy: the Scientific Research Boss Was Provoked by the Scheming Tough Guy
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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Better to Beat Someone Up Than Make Yourself Miserable
73.8kReads9.1Score11.5kShelves
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The Commander’s Country Bumpkin Wife Joins the Army and Shocks the Troops
3kReads9.0Score335Shelves
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After Stockpiling a Hundred Billion in Supplies, I Transmigrate to the Sixties
8.7kReads8.6Score781Shelves
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Three Babies on the Way in the Military Compound: The Commander Has to Soothe Them Every Night
11.3kReads9.0Score1.4kShelves
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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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The 1970S: A Sweet, Gentle Educated Youth Falls in Love and Makes a Fortune
584Reads6.8Score—Shelves
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A Soldier’s Homecoming: He Swept the Prettiest Educated Youth Off Her Feet and Made Her His Army Wife
6.3kReads8.9Score841Shelves
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The Pregnant Wife of the Army Rushed to the Northwest to Find Her Baby's Father
192Reads6.8Score—Shelves
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I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970S and Became a Big Shot Through Tree-Planting
1.7kReads8.6Score130Shelves
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A Delicate Beauty Reborn as a Cannon-Fodder Villainess in the Seventies
4.4kReads8.5Score305Shelves
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Transmigrated to the 1970S: After Meeting a Tough Soldier, She Has a Whole Litter of Babies
4.7kReads8.3Score484Shelves
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80: If You Dress up as the Chief Minister's Daughter, I Will Win Directly
2.1kReads7.1Score172Shelves
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Undercover Soldier King Steals the Prettiest Educated Youth Away as His Army Wife
8.6kReads8.8Score1.2kShelves
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Being Kicked Out, the Fake Daughter Returned to the Countryside to Be the Gang's Favorite
8.3kReads8.7Score773Shelves
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The Soft, Gorgeous Beauty Who Gets Pregnant Easily, Spoiled Nightly by a Domineering Soldier King
1.2kReads7.8Score110Shelves
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Transmigrating into a Book: Tian Mimi’s Educated Youth Life in the 1970S
8.7kReads9.1Score815Shelves
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The Young Wife of a Soldier Married in the 1980S Turned Out to Be a Nine-Tailed Spirit Fox
1.3kReads7.5Score103Shelves
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The Commander’s Family Has Had Nine Generations of Only Sons, Until I Have Six Babies at Once
9.9kReads8.9Score1.2kShelves
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The Beautiful Translator from the 1980S Turned Out to Be the Military Officer Bai Yueguang
14kReads9.0Score1.7kShelves
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I Recognize My Father, the Chief, and My Brother, an Officer, and My Sister, a Doctor.
467Reads7.5Score—Shelves