
Back to 1998
重回1998
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 576k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
In booklists 10
Some Are Great, Others Are Pretty Good
Saving this for later
Stories Set in a Bygone Era (Career-Focused)
Saving other people's recommendations to read slowly.
Period Novels for Female-Lead Fans
I stan heroines and female side characters. No women getting hurt, and no stories hostile to women.
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Family life | Getting rich | 1960s–1990s. Addictive stories set in a bygone era, mostly romance.
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.
Four-Star Reading List
A real hodgepodge, and all so good! But my personal tastes mean I can’t put them on my five-star list.
Reads to Save
Reborn, period setting,
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Period pieces, most with a golden finger.
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?
Period Novels
Good reads
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Building Civilization from Prehistoric Times
Opening a Shop and Raising Kids in an Infinite Game
Childhood Sweethearts in a 1990s Courtyard
I Won't Save the Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic Villain
The Male Lead's Younger Sister in a Period Novel
The Little Monster Manor
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I thought Xia Li liked Feifei
The extra story gives me the feeling that Xia Li likes Feifei!!?
I always thought that Xia Li and Cheng Feifei could get together...
I think the various female images written by the teacher in the article are really too real, and they are completely portrayals. It is really sad to see them, and it always reminds me of what it would be like for a while. I am unwilling to give up fighting in my good years and choose to have children. Why is it that men in their twenties are the age to struggle, and women in their twenties are the most suitable age for childbearing? I only hope that girls can also have the opportunity and qualifications to struggle.
I suspect that Xia Youxue's depression is because she has determined her sexual orientation and may even have determined the object of her heart. Cheng Feifei has a simple mind. If they were placed in modern times, they might have a role. However, when Feifei of that era knew that Xia Li liked girls, she would definitely react like a good friend but a 100% straight woman like I don't understand but I support all your choices. At that time, society did not approve of homosexuality, and Xia Li would never confess to Feifei until he was interested. But with Feifei's reaction in the end, I think Feifei may have understood something after growing up and getting married, but both of them were relieved.
I think Xia Li has liked Feifei since he was a child, and he had a crush on her from the beginning, so I felt sad when I first played a character in the play just to buy the clothes her sister bought. Then Feifei forgot about her after not seeing her for two years. Feifei stopped dressing up to look like a boy like her, and she started dressing up again. She had never found a partner, but she really likes to be with Feifei. In fact, there were always signs. She thought she was looking at people, but she didn't expect there was a hidden lily thread...
Wuwu, to round things off, Xia Li also lifted her hijab back then.
So Xia Li actually... Hahaha likes it even more!!
Does Xia Li like Cheng Feifei? Children who have been together since childhood will have deep feelings.
Maybe Xia Li found a girlfriend