Returning to the 1980S to Perform Peking Opera
穿回八十年代搞京剧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 413k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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Period Pieces
Keeping track of the period dramas I've bought in full, slowly and steadily updated. Mostly period pieces, with a little Republic of China and Hong Kong style.
Romance-Only Transmigration
I love transmigration stories! I said it loud! I haven't finished a lot of these, or I've forgotten the plots, but I promise the premises are great. Highly recommend!
Repeat 1
Finished it carefully, and want to read it again
Well-Behaved Little Babies Are Treasures of the World
“In this dark world, hold me. I’m about to fall apart.” The little ones are the light of humanity. A world without well-behaved little kids just can’t go on.
Uncategorized Series
I used to be obsessed with these, but didn't know how to sort them into series. A mixed collection, vol. 1. Some may have flaws, but they have something that really gets you hooked. A list for my own use while browsing.
Uncategorized Recommendations
I read all sorts of things, so I don't know how to categorize them. Just browsing.
Nostalgic Stories Set in a Bygone Era
I especially love the little fragments of childhood memories woven through stories set in a bygone era.
Stories I Keep Rereading
All pretty good reads in a variety of genres, and ones I’d read a second time.
Events
For an event
Worth Reading Again and Again
Not sick of it yet
Rebirth Stories
No need to be embarrassed
Popular Picks 2.5: 10K Saves-2
Rating 9.3–9.5; 10K <= favorites < 20K; original completed works with no locked chapters. Sort by rating, then by rating count × 100 ÷ favorites, descending.
Period-Era Novels
My bookshelf is full, so I'm using this to save books
Female Leads Starting Businesses and Building Careers
I love stories where the female lead is focused on building her career. But a lot of these are just wish-fulfillment stories, and their career plots fall apart if you think about them too hard! Any other good recommendations?
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Some stories I personally thought were great, though I've forgotten most of the plots. Most don't involve raising kids, or only do so in the extras. Some barely have a plot at all.
Favorites
Just my personal opinion, for reference only.
Really Good Reads
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Reader comments 35
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I finished reading it slowly. When I saw what happened to Boss Xin in the middle, I didn't dare to click on Jinjiang. I cried like crazy all night. But today I still finished all the chase in the car! It's very emotional, especially when you see Boss Xin in his heyday. How could such a character become like that in the end? But fortunately, there was a legacy in the end! I also found my senior brother and had a granddaughter, and I feel like everything is slowly getting better! This article is not like many vigorous articles. Maybe I even feel a little unexpectedly bland? Just like Mao Buyi's song, it's not the dazzling sun at noon, but the warm light shining through the leaves in the afternoon. Lying on the rocking chair, drinking a cup of tea, and then closing your eyes quietly, I really love it! Thank you very much to the author for giving it a soul and allowing me to see such a rare article!
Fortunately, I didn't buy Boss Xin. When I watched it, I had a bad premonition. Fortunately, it's okay.
It was the first time I read a novel and I cried until I choked up. It was really, really well written. It was so vivid that I couldn't forget it long after it was finished!
I finished reading it slowly, crying several times in the middle. The writing is very good. The splendor and chronology of Peking Opera, the inheritance of the same line of opera, and the life of Boss Xin are worth sighing and lamenting. Fortunately, there is an author who made this dream come true for him, and also made a dream come true for me. As a reader, I am very happy that everyone in the article has a good ending, and even after many hardships, Hanmei's pride has not been damaged. Fortunately, fortunately.
I saw the shadow of Xiao Pai in Xin Pai, and I saw the shadow of Mr. Chen Yongling in Sheng Chunli. It was like a dream. The calmness in the dream could not hide the madness. People who like Peking Opera have a strong sense of empathy. They are both sad and happy. The things about Peking Opera in it are very professional. I think the author also likes Peking Opera very much. I also checked a lot of information and watched a lot of plays. Thank you for your hard work~
I stayed up late to finish reading it, and burst into tears because of Boss Xin. Fortunately, he came out. I haven't seen a book that moved me like this for a long time. Grateful
Very interesting, looking forward to the next one
Boss Xin is really having a hard time
Like(/≧▽≦/)
I like it, it's the first time I feel the charm of Peking Opera