A Period Novel About Everyday Life After Marrying Into the City: No College Exams, No Black Market
GPT-6 Luna
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Transmigrating to the 1950S, I Help My Mother Remarry
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My Mother-in-Law Is Sick, My Husband Is Dead, and This Lazy Daughter-in-Law Has Woken Up
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The 1960S: One Yuan for a Thousandfold Return on Supplies
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In the 1960S, I Fed and Clothed My Whole Family
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I Joined the Supply and Marketing Cooperative, and Started Buying Goods in the 1960S
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Seventy, the Billionaire Young Lady Forcibly Dotes on the Down-And-Out Young Master.
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The Capitalist's Daughter Liquidated Her Family Fortune and Joined the Army to Find Her Husband
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Miss Sixty Capitalist, She Emptied Her Ancestral Home to Join the Army
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In That Era, My Little Aunt Had More Than 100 Million Yuan in Wealth
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Transmigrate Into a Book: The Laid-Back Darling of the 1970S Is Forced to Strive
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Qi Ling Bing Yangzi Counterattacked by Signing In
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The Shady Couple's Daily Fight with Each Other in the 1960S
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The Pride of the Family: The Oddballs on the Margins of 1960S Society
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1959: With an Achievement System, She Throws Herself into the Grind
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Better to Beat Someone Up Than Make Yourself Miserable
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Transmigrated as the Villainous Aunt in a Koi-Themed Period Novel
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Transmigrated into a Pitiful Girl in the 1960S, She Uses Her Wood Powers to Grow Crops
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The Little Boss Is a Menace to Cats and Dogs, and Hides from Mom and Dad That She's a Millionaire
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After My Mom Was Reborn, We Ate Until We Were Stuffed Every Day
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Sweet Military Romance: The Beloved 1970S Bride and Her Rugged Husband
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His Wife Joins the Army with Their Child, and the Chaste Officer Spoils Her Senseless
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The Young Widow Remarried and Joined the Army, and Was Favored by the Ascetic Boss.
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Wear Books and Take Them to the Mall to Join the Army
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Third Uncle's Niece
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A 1970S Army Officer Is Forced to Marry, but His Whole Family Spoils Her
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The Indigenous People of This Era Are Awakening. I Have Space. What Am I Afraid Of?
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Transmigrating to the Eighties: My Husband and Kid Are Both Jealous Types
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Transmigrating to the 1960S: I Stand Out After Getting Into Technical College
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Reborn in 60, I Make a Lot of Money from the Farm
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The 1970S: My Cousin Wants My Man? I’ll Take Down the Whole Family and Split Up the Household
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A Military Marriage in the 1960S: Farming and Raising Kids
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Eighty-Nine, After Refusing to Take the Exam with Zero Points, He Passed the College Entrance Examination
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Era: a Strong Woman and Her Good Husband
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My Stepsister Snatched the Scumbag, So I Married a Commander and Joined the Army
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The 1970S: Good Times with Smooth Sailing
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A Young Couple Transmigrates to the 1960S and Makes the Most of a Low-Key Life
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Daily Life of Raising Three Children in the 1970S
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Years: Notepad for Raising a Sweet Cub
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Transmigrated to the 1970S and Married a Handsome Divorced Officer
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Do You Want to Marry the Only Daughter of a Cadre? OK! I Remarried a Military Commander
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The Capitalist-Era Educated Youth Is Highly Enlightened, Winning Big by Serving the Nation
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After Dying, the Female Educated Youth Returned to 1968
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Work Assignments in the 1960S and Everyday Family Life
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I Refuse to Go to the Countryside in the 1970S
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The Soul of a Capitalist Heiress Transmigrates into a Girl Volunteering for Rural Service in the 1970S
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An Obscure Supporting Actress Is Reborn Before the Educated Youth Heroine Moves to the Countryside
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The 1970S: My Late Wife Took Our Twins to Join the Army
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With Ten Billion in Supplies, the Heiress Marries and Joins the Army
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Seventy, My Beloved Wife Wants a Divorce, the Cold-Faced Officer Panics
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The Soldier King Is Forced to Go on a Blind Date, and His Match Is the Woman of His Dreams
22kReads8.7Score2.8kShelves