
Choosing a Major in the 1960s
六零年代选专业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 828k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
277Chapters
11.7kFavorites
8.8Score
9.7kNutrient gifts
68.5kClicks per chapter
4.7kComments
In booklists 8
Period Pieces
Romance and danmei, both! I love long novels. Period pieces are my favorite genre, so this list may include some really old stories I read years ago.
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January 2, 2022
Excellent, worth rereading and recommending to others
99Books0Follows
Era Stories
Educated Youth
58Books0Follows
Completed Fantasy and Modern Romance 2
83Books0Follows
Completed Period Novels 1
Completed stories set in a bygone era 1
98Books0Follows
Read a Few Chapters
Bought a few chapters but never finished buying it
60Books0Follows
Read a Few Chapters
Bought a few chapters but never finished buying it
60Books0Follows
Collection of Period Dramas
Romance, danmei, and no-CP stories, spanning the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s
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I'm the Daughter of a Fence-Sitter [The 1970s]
Becoming a Big Shot in the Cultivation World by Picking Up Junk
The Self-Cultivation of a Second-Generation Cultivator
Motherhood Is Hard (Quick Transmigration)
Becoming a Big Shot in the Cultivation World Through Farming
I Became a Mountain Dweller in Dream of the Red Chamber
Transmigrated into the Prequel to Dream of the Red Chamber as a Maid
Reader comments 38
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Moreover, the heroine's character becomes more and more aggrieved as we get to the end.
I went through the author's chronology and suggested that I change my address next time. Most of them were born in the Northeast and then went to Beijing to buy a house. Otherwise, most of the plots are similar. The words in the two chapters about eating children's feet are almost the same. Although I quite like reading this farming story, I got a little tired of it after reading it for several consecutive books. Has Xiao Wu's wife in this book regained her memory? What's going on at home? Even though he is not the protagonist, I can tell you about it in one or two chapters. Otherwise, there is no need to lay out so much in the beginning. Is it okay to expand on the ending of the second child a little bit? I hope that I can continue to work hard to get out of the comfort zone of my own writing and check more information from other places. I look forward to the next chronicle article.
The more I write, the worse it gets. At first it was really good.
Ruirui doesn't want to be a computer? How can he become a director?
I finally saw the end, but I felt like I could have written a sequel or something, and was there anything clearly explained in the article, such as Hongyang's life experience, Xiao Meng's system, etc...
This scumbag can go to Hong Kong first.
I obviously bought every chapter and finished reading it, but I didn't order all of it.
Spread flowers, congratulations on the completion. But there is a side story. I really want to see the side story.
It's so good, I finally finished watching it after three days in a row
Not bad, not obviously deviating from logic or plot