
The Fake Heiress Who Transmigrated into a Book Set in the Eighties
穿书八零之假千金
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 589k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
In booklists 11
Period Pieces
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
These are all completed period-piece stories that I enjoyed. It's been a while, so I won't write summaries. Check the authors' descriptions yourselves.
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Some great period dramas I've read. Many focus on more than just career plots; the romances are subtle and well-written too.
Period Dramas I Loved Back in the Day
BG with happy endings. I value logic and writing quality, and reject pocket dimensions and magical springs. Almost everything is a five-star recommendation, but I cannot rate them due to platform restrictions. Reviews are being updated slowly
Period Pieces
If we have the same taste, you’ll probably enjoy these.
Entrepreneurship in the ’70s! Sweet Romance! Farming! Business!
Recommendations for stories set in a bygone era, including sweet romance, business ventures, getting rich, and all sorts of other genres. Good quality!
Period Novels
Good reads
Era Stories
Educated Youth
Period Fiction Reading List
Making a fortune and raising kids
Period Fiction
Stories set in a bygone era
Completed Fantasy and Modern Romance 4
Completed on 2020-09-30, fantasy and contemporary romance
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I Became Hong Kong's Richest by Gossiping in the 1990s
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Transmigrating into a Book in the 1970s: Taking Mom and Dad to College
In the 1970s, the Comments Said I Was the Fake Heiress, and She Was My Real Mother
Reader comments 31
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What kind of wives did Xu Yu and Zheng Xubei marry?
I don't know why they always emphasize that Lin Pei looks very young, like a person in his twenties or thirties, but Shen Wenli, who came from an art troupe and had medical beauty treatments, actually looks like two generations behind Lin Pei. This is too exaggerated. I think it doesn't matter if you can see signs of age on your face, as long as you don't look older than your actual age. And they keep using other people's aging faces and out-of-shape figures to highlight Lin Pei and Zheng Xudong, I feel emmmmm Lin Pei is not the kind of wealthy lady who plays cards and goes shopping every day. She has a career that requires a lot of attention, and Zheng Xudong also has a good career. How can two people in high positions look so carefree, especially Lin Pei, who seems to have been forgotten by the years. People who are happily married and have a harmonious family will naturally show a feeling of happiness. They may have laugh lines at the end of their eyes because they laugh often, and they may even look very friendly. People who live a happy life are not embalmed on their faces, but standing there makes you feel that the years are quiet and time has slowed down.
Why doesn't Uncle Xu have a side story?
Not bad, but there are a lot of typos
Ouch, I want to watch the extra episode about bringing up a baby!!
I admire myself very much. I finished reading it in 2 days. I actually read this book to kill time at the beginning, but I fell into a trap while reading it. It may be different from other period writings. It is not the kind of writing that has a big golden finger, but it is very comfortable to read. The original heroine was quite comfortable when she was offline. I feel like I haven't read enough of this book.
Come on, come on~(^з^)-☆Not enough, not enough, I want to see where my brother's father went QAQ
Where is Xu Yu? I want to see my brother
Hahahaha, just beat me up
I thought there would be a follow-up