Reborn in the 1980s: The Farmer’s Daughter Makes a Fortune
重生八零：农家小财主
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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527Chapters
60Reads · 30 days
107kReads · all time
7.1Score
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This book is very well written and relatable. Many of the scenes described are things I experienced as a child. For example, catching fish, chopping pig feed, cooking with firewood when I was a few years old, and the house leaking. It was also a time when it was hard to find even a penny in the house. When we didn't have enough money for school fees, it would take several days to make up the difference.
I spent two days (without staying up all night) eagerly finishing the whole book. The female lead is reborn and very powerful. The book doesn't overemphasize the romance between the male and female leads, which makes you want to keep reading. The only slight drawback is that some details about the characters are a bit messy.
This book is my favorite book after seven years of being a bookworm. It's very good, down-to-earth, and I really like it.
Not every reborn person can turn everything around, but every reborn person works hard and lives a wonderful life!
Some people simply don't understand this principle. Even after hurting the person who loves them the most to the point of wanting to leave, they still think that the person no longer loves them. They believe that if someone loves them more, they must give unconditionally...
A very good book, ordinary yet somewhat melancholic. I felt so sorry for the female protagonist, helpless in the face of her mother and grandmother's deaths, devotedly caring for her grandmother during her illness, and the person she loved in her past life falling in love with someone else—it was so frustrating ╮(╯_╰)╭.
I'm also from a rural area, and I've also wondered how I could change my family and hometown if I won the lottery or was reborn. The author has written about it, which is wonderful.
It's beautiful, simple and understated, like a gentle stream, without any special features or extravagance. It's quite good.
It's a good story. After being reborn, the female protagonist hopes to change her family's situation. She later realizes she can't, but she still tries her best to change things for the better.
It's actually quite good, if only you didn't have to recall so many past lives, and not have to remember the unhappiness of your past lives every time you're happy.