Period-Era Stories, No Miserable Plotlines, No Romance! No Romance! No Flirting!!! 年代文,不憋屈,无cp!无cp!无暧昧!!!
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The Hong Kong Fisherman’s Journal: The Slow Life After Escaping to Hong Kong 香江咸鱼录:逃港后的【慢】生活
Lin Heyue transmigrates into the eldest daughter of a tycoon’s family in 1962, but their riches have become a death sentence. Her parents “voluntarily disappeared” as soon as the storm began, leaving her with: A younger sister in need of medical care, and a younger brother who fled to Hong Kong and went missing; As well as countless hungry eyes fixed on the mansion, waiting to feast on the fallen fortune. Worse still, her file brands her a “bourgeois heiress,” making her and her family easy targ
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Crossing Between Two Worlds: From the Start in 1952, I Was Already a County-Level Cadre 双穿一九五二开局就是正科级
In 2026, Su Tianci accidentally transmigrated to the war-torn Korean battlefield. Fortunately, he had brought along a pocket dimension. The System grabbed a bucket and ran. To return to 2026, he had to reach the siheyuan. Two vast eras lay before him.
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- 303 Traveling Between Two Worlds to Fight in Korea, I Beat Up the Americans 双穿抗美援朝,我暴打美国佬 In 2026, overworked wage slave Su Tianci gets his writing royalties. He plans to go out for a foot massage with the full-service treatment, as a reward for himself. But he never expects to open his eyes and transmigrate to a battlefield engulfed in war. There’s no water, medicine, or food. Fortunately, he can return to 2026. Two vastly different eras now lie before him. 24.7kReads7.2Score1.7kShelves
- 304 Between Two Worlds: 1949 两界穿梭之一九四九年 No morals + a little cruelty to beasts + everyday life at the heart of it Su Tianci transmigrates to Beiping in 1948, where his daily life revolves around tormenting beasts. Our protagonist has no manners and often does things without playing fair. The main idea is simple: if I have no morals, you can't morally blackmail me... [Putting the facts aside, is the author wrong to want to earn a little more tuition money? We shouldn't think only of ourselves; we need to consider the author too. I've m 3.2kReads—Score203Shelves
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Transmigrated to the 1970s, I Refuse to Be a Doormat 穿越七零不当受气包
When she opens her eyes, Lin Wanqiu, who spent ten years fighting for survival in the apocalypse, has become an eight-year-old girl in August 1971. Her father is a soldier stationed at the border who sends home his entire military allowance. Her mother died young, leaving her and her little brother to struggle for survival between a biased grandmother, a parasitic uncle, and a lazy, greedy second uncle. Her cousin is a "lucky star" who gets praised to the skies for picking up a stone. She's a "b
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- 306 Reborn in the 1980s: I Tear Fate Apart with My Own Hands 重生八零:我靠双手撕命运 Zhou Yaqiao died in 1995, and right up to the end she was still washing clothes for her husband’s family. When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to three days before her wedding in 1985. This time, she tore up her wedding dress, called off the marriage, and walked into the county seat with five yuan in her pocket. From bow-shaped hair clips to her own clothing brand, from a crumbling house at the village entrance to a factory in the city center, the people who called her “immoral” woul —Reads—Score—Shelves
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Transmigrated into a Book in the 1970s: The Wicked Stepmother Is Actually a Doomsday Powerhouse 穿书七零:恶毒后妈竟是末世大佬
A powerhouse with space and supernatural abilities in the apocalypse transmigrates into a book, becoming Lin Wanqiu, the wicked stepmother in a 1970s novel who is brought down by the lucky female protagonist and hated by her stepchildren. In her original life, she was lazy and greedy, abused her stepchildren, and coveted her in-laws’ property. In the end, she was driven from the family home and died of illness in a mountain ravine. Su Wan arrives with a storage space, water-based abilities, and
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