
Reborn in the 1980S: Building a Fortune and Raising My Kids
重生八零:发家致富养崽崽
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Period Novels About a Female Lead Who Does Research
I’m looking for a period novel where the female lead conducts research, with a strong-nation theme and a romantic pairing. Ideally, the male lead would also be a researcher. Something like After Transmigrating to the Period, the Whole Family Is Full of Extremes, where both leads conduct research, with the male lead working on technology and the female lead working in agriculture, medicine, or something similar. Preferably without any awful relatives.
Looking for a Period Piece Where the Heroine Stockpiles Supplies in Advance, Please!
Anything set in a particular historical era is fine.
Period Dramas
Stories set in a particular historical era.
Looking for Novels Set in the 1960S
Looking for Period Novels Without a Golden Finger
No System, no pocket dimension.
Looking for Plain Period Writing
No space, no system, unhappy article
Famine Stories Set in the 1950S and 1960S
No stories set in the 1970s or similar. I've seen people asking for recommendations and getting random suggestions. Please read the title carefully, thanks!
Completed Period Novels with a Truly Adorable Little Girl as the Heroine
A complete story set in a past era with a child protagonist who is genuinely a child, both in body and soul, or a complete story where a child transmigrates into one of those period settings.
Stories Set in a Bygone Era, Farming Life, and Cozy Vibes
Ideally, the story should feature the baby quite a bit and not have any awful characters.
A Period Novel Where the Female Lead Is Reborn and Helps Her Family Get Rich
The female lead simply returns to her childhood with no golden finger. She helps her family make money and buy a house, and meets the male lead along the way.
Transmigrate into a Book in a Period Setting, Stockpile Supplies, Cute Kids, and Wonderful In-Laws and Family
Reborn in the Era: Stories Where the Wrong Child's Birth Parents Prefer the Adopted Daughter
Can anyone recommend books like the one I just finished, *The All-Round Big Shot Transmigrates to the 1990s*? It really hit the spot, and I can't find anything similar.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Any Novels About Transmigrating to the 1980S or 1990S with a System?
Republic-Era Story, Reborn Hero, Complete
Any Stories About Doing Scientific Research in the 1960S or 1970S?
The Male Lead Transmigrates into a Period Novel and Supports His Family
A male protagonist transmigrates to the past and supports his family.
Period Fiction Where the Protagonist Is Reborn as a Child
A period novel where the protagonist is reborn as a child. No courtyard-house stories! No courtyard-house stories! No courtyard-house stories!
Period-Era Story: Transmigration and Becoming a Stepmom to Kids
Looking for this kind of thing  ̄ ̄)σ
From Ancient Times to the Modern Day: A Period Novel With a Non-Doormat Heroine Who Can Embroider
A sweet, doting romance.
The Male Lead Transmigrates into a Period Drama with a Huge Stockpile of Supplies
The male lead transmigrates into a period novel with a huge amount of supplies.
Any Stories About a Male Lead Transmigrating Back to the 1960S or 1970S? No Female Lead
One with a System, preferably where you can exchange points for food.
Female Lead in a Period Novel Who Attended University in the 1950S or 1960S
Group-Pampered Stories Set in a Past Era
A historical-era story about the youngest daughter in a family, deeply doted on by her parents, who helps the whole family build a happy life.
Looking for Stories About Returning from the Apocalypse to the Modern Era of the 1950S or 60S
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In fact, it's okay. It's a slow-burning plot. The article has twists and turns in some places. It's a pity to abandon it if it's boring to read. Recommend Black Daughter, the good life in the 1970s is over. I hope you can recommend good books, no matter the genre, I don't like ancient Chinese.
Jing Yangui worked really hard. Although she had a miserable life before, she was reborn and got rid of her excellent adoptive parents (except her grandparents who were kinder to her). She also gained her own love💑 and found her biological parents (of course Lu Chenyuan was not clear-headed either). I really want the heroine's medical skills (off-topic: Today the grandpa next door collapsed in the kitchen and died because he was not found in time. It's quite sad. If I had the same medical skills as the heroine and discovered it earlier, I wouldn't have died so early.) Life is really fragile😥
Not bad. I like everything the heroine did after her rebirth. I hope the author's subsequent articles will become better and better.
I think this book is very good. The heroine did not use too many cheats and made a fortune by her own efforts. It feels very inspiring. The characters such as Liu Chunhua mentioned in it feel very realistic to me. I particularly like novels with this theme. I hope the author can write more novels of this type in the future.
I was attracted by this name. I really thought it was a time travel novel about raising a baby, but I really didn't expect that raising Zaizai actually meant raising a dog named Xiao Zaizai...
It's a bit interesting, but space is just a decoration, and the water in the space is useful.
The beginning is good, but I don't know what will happen next. The author should keep working hard!
Although there are a lot of scumbags and they are always jumping around, I still like it very much! I started listening to the books, but the progress was too slow, so I switched to reading. When the scumbags were jumping around, I read faster. I like Yan Gui's close family and the pure love between the male and female protagonists💑 Lovers will eventually get married.
This book is very good. As an old bookworm, I found that there are very few people there. It is worth recommending.
It's really exciting, but there are a lot of mistakes. I hope the author can be more careful!