
Good Fortune Comes to the Chubby Wife
肥妻喜临门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Excellent Completed Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Strong female and male leads, taking down scumbags, past and present lives
Looking for Stories About Working Factory Jobs in the 1980S and 1990S and Living a Simple, Steady Life
Please Recommend Amazing Period Novels, No Rebirth Stories
Please, please, nothing too unrealistic, and no one getting reborn.
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.
Military Marriage Stories Where the Couple Moves to the Husband’s Posting After the Wedding: Completed Only
The hero is a soldier, and the heroine is no pushover either.
I Want to Read Something With a Forced-Love Dynamic
I'm looking for books like After Rebirth, My Archrival Became an Alpha While I Became an Omega. Something with forced love.
Stories Where the Female Lead Saves the Male Lead, Period-Era Novels and More
Stories set in the 1980s, modern times, school, ancient times, or fantasy are all fine.
A Dream of Red Mansions Novel: The Male Lead Reincarnates as a Jia Family Young Master, Takes the Imperial Exams, and Saves the Jia Family
I hope the male lead has a pocket dimension, is ambitious, and is greatly favored by the emperor.
Looking for a Period-Era Military Wife Story! She Joins Her Husband’s Unit Right from the Start!
Please don't recommend stories that drag on and spend half the book on military life before the couple joins the army! No stories where the female lead is reborn, missed out on the male lead in her previous life, and comes back to supposedly make it up to him! The male lead has the worst luck in the world to end up with a woman like that! And no clingy, helpless women who lose their minds whenever they see a man!
Any Stories About Being Reborn in 1980S Northeast China and Hunting, Without a System?
A Period Novel Where the Heroine Aggressively Pursues the Hero
Any historical novels set in a particular era where the female lead aggressively pursues the male lead?
The Female Lead Is Fat, and the Male Lead Doesn’t Mind
Looking for Sweet Romance Set in the 1980S or 1990S. Rebirth Would Be Even Better
Ideally, it should be about someone starting out really, really poor and working their way up. Completed stories only.
Male Lead Reborn in the Countryside in the 1980S or 1990S, Then Dotes on His Wife
In their previous life, the male lead treated the heroine terribly, and she loved him so desperately. They also had a child together.
Looking for Novels Set in the 1960S
Looking for Period Romance: The Male Lead Is More Than Ten Years Older, and the Story Is Complete and Married-Life Focused
Reborn in the 1970S: The Female Lead Is Fat, Then Loses Weight and Builds a Fortune
Stories Set in a Bygone Era + Military Marriage + Pocket Dimension/Superpowers + Adorable Kids
Marriage First, Love Later: Historical-Era Stories
No.
A Period Novel Set in the 1980S or 1990S, Where the Lead Transmigrates Straight Into a Top Military Family
I want the kind where the protagonist used to be insanely powerful, like a young master from the capital. I'm sick of people in their 80s or 90s transmigrating into scumbags, and I'm sick of poor protagonists scraping together money forever. Can't someone transmigrate into a life where they were already rich and powerful?
Female Disguise, Short, Two Strong Leads, Sweet!
Must have bonus chapters!!!!!! Historical or modern romance is fine!!!!!
Reborn in the 1980S, With an Arranged Marriage by the Family
Reborn in the 1980s, I was married off by my family and ended up with a handsome, cool husband! We live in a family compound and use ration coupons for grain and meat. No more office politics to deal with!
No Toxic Characters, Just a Warm and Harmonious Family
Lately, no matter what kind of novel I read, it's full of melodrama: family power struggles, harem battles, you name it. Every story has people fighting over something, whether it's toxic family members, relatives, neighbors, or whoever's in charge. Even planting crops turns into a battle. I'm exhausted.
The Female Lead Transmigrates to the 1970S, Is Named Gu Nuannuan, and the Male Lead Is in the Military
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It's still pretty good, my outlook on life is very positive and there's no negative energy. Although there are a few top quality ones, the final transformation was pretty good. It has a strong sense of the times and is simple, but the male protagonist pays too little for the family, but this is also a characteristic of that era. The heroine has a strong aura. In the lives of ordinary people, she works hard to make a difference without relying on her family background. It is worth watching.
It's super good-looking, but the updates are too slow, so it's not enjoyable to watch! Come on, author
I like this book very much. It is full of inspirational chapters and covers all kinds of major events in the development of the times. Whether it is weight loss or starting a business, it is all outlined stroke by stroke, delicate and expressive. Come on!
The author wrote this book with a strong sense of life, very vivid characters, rich and delicate emotions, and down-to-earth. If it can be adapted into a TV series, it should have good ratings. The title of the movie would be "The Little Military Wife of the Old Luo Family" or "The Luo Family's Wife"
Very pretty! I can't stop the rhythm at all. . . .
The first time I read a novel in the 1980s, it was a military marriage. The heroine traveled back in time, met noble people, and seized opportunities. With her talents and keen business acumen, she opened mountains and bridges across rivers, opened one company after another, and performed an inspiring life of starting from scratch. The same rice feeds all kinds of people, how can there be less monsters and monsters on the road of struggle, but cause and effect must be rewarded, sowing good causes will reap good results, and bad guys will not end well. The author describes it very carefully. I like the courage and wisdom of the heroine, the trust and tolerance between their husbands, and the understanding that women must ultimately rely on themselves.
The author's writing is okay. The main reason is that it is too easy to verify things written in the past few decades. The author's mistakes can be found out in just a few years, which made me unable to read the text for a while. Put aside the testimonial complex, this story can still be read. Except for some parts that feel a bit cool, the overall approach is to follow the path of realism. The heroine is always criticized for being too holy. I think this is something a kind person often does, that is, when others treat her a little better, she can't help but forgive those people for the harm they have done. This kind of kindness can sometimes be exchanged for kindness, and sometimes it can lead to human greed. Fortunately, the heroine is also a person with a certain bottom line and does not give blindly. This book is a bit wordy in places, so I suggest you listen to the book.
Very good. A happy marriage is never the work of one person. The male protagonist is a straight man, but he gives absolute trust and tolerance to his other half. The female protagonist is a person with a broad vision and gives absolute understanding and support to his other half. Two people together become a happy family. When you look at yourself, you will have a feeling that life is really good like this.
I read this book for the first time on another platform. I liked the kindness and intelligence of the heroine. The male protagonist in the early stage was quite unpleasant, but I thought it was normal after all. After the heroine traveled back in time, the two of them got to know each other again and started over, so there was a running-in period. I gave it five stars because it may be the first period book. Many of the plots in it are deeply memorable. I have read it many times and I think everyone has their favorites. This is my favorite genre.
After the heroine travels through time, she meets someone who can make her happy. She can do what she likes and start a business easily. I'm really envious!