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Books by 咸鱼翻身躺平
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The 1970s: Who Says a Female Soldier Can't Be a Slacker? 七零，谁说女兵不能当该溜子
[Female soldier + strong heroine + comedy + face-slapping + putting scumbags in their place] After Zheng Hao awakened her memories, she found herself with a biased grandfather, a grandmother who favored boys over girls, and a mother who’d been tormented half to death. Could this setup get any worse? Just as her grandmother was about to stamp the name “Bringer of Brothers” onto her little sister, Zheng Hao struck back, turning their grandparents’ main room upside down and smashing everything to
38.9kReads9.0Score5.7kShelves
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A Military Marriage in the Seventies: A Tough Army Wife Advances Her Country Through Science 七零军婚，硬核军嫂科研强国
[Technology and National Strength + Top Student + Family Life + Romance] (The heroine grows over the course of the story, and the plot mainly focuses on her career.) In her previous life, Shu An was the hardest-worked beast of burden in a major company’s research department. Overtime, sleepless nights, sudden death: she pulled it all off in one go. When she opened her eyes again, she had landed in 1973. This time, she swore: No more overworking. Let other people work themselves to the bone if th
14.9kReads8.7Score2kShelves
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The 1960s: Army Life Raising Kids, Teasing Cats, and Walking Dogs 六零，养娃逗猫遛狗的随军生活
(Family life + food and farming + raising children + following the troops to the border) A quick heads-up: there are few truly awful characters in this story. It mainly focuses on warm, everyday family life. Lan Mei, a modern crafting blogger, unexpectedly transmigrates to the 1960s. The original owner of her body has lost both parents, and to protect herself, she marries a rough-around-the-edges soldier, bringing along her intellectually disabled older brother. Later, for the sake of her chil
10.5kReads8.3Score1.1kShelves