
Reborn in the 1980S: Raising a Child Day by Day
重生八零养娃日常
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 5y ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →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
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Reborn While Still Pregnant
Any recommendations? Come on, let's get moving!
Reborn in the 1980S: No Superpowers or System, True to the Times
Any Reborn Novels Set in the 1980S or 1990S About Building a Business and Getting Rich?
Novels About Making It in a Special Economic Zone in the 1990S
A Period-Era Story About Buying a House Early, with a Heroine Who Isn’t a Doormat
Buy a house in advance, then sit back and reap the rewards. I want a satisfying story with no saintly characters, preferably completed.
Farming and Raising Kids. Either the Biological Mom or the Stepmom Is Fine, Preferably One Who Transmigrates Before Abusing the Child
Looking for pure farming-and-child-rearing stories where someone transmigrates to ancient times or the 1970s or 1980s. No excessive scheming, palace intrigue, household fights, or neighbor disputes. The original can be the child's birth mother or stepmother. Most importantly, I want the transmigration to happen before the original starts abusing the child, so there's no need for a redemption arc.
The Female Lead Raises a Baby: Looking for a Detailed, Nurturing Story
Looking for Completed Stories with a Pocket Dimension, Hoarding Supplies, a Historical Setting, and a Non-Doormat Protagonist
I'm out of books to read. Please recommend some! I'd like a story with a pocket dimension, stockpiling supplies, a period setting, a heroine who isn't a doormat, and no awful relatives. Rebirth or transmigration would be great.
Raising a Child From Birth
Stories where they start raising a child from when they're very little.
Demolition, Homebuying, Getting Rich, Transmigrate, and Reborn Novels: Please Recommend Some
Looking for books like *Reborn in the 1990s: I Won't Stop Until I've Earned Enough to Buy a House*. I've read so many books that I'm in a slump. They all follow the same formula. I want something good.
Seeking 1980S and 1990S Era Novels About Couples Striving Together
Looking for books like "Housewife Reborn: Mom, Dad's Being Naughty Again (The Landlady of the 1990s)." Please recommend novels set in the 1980s or 1990s about a married couple working together to build a fortune. Thanks!
The Female Lead Transmigrates to a Period Setting, Brings a Pocket Dimension to Hong Kong, and Makes Her Fortune
Pocket dimension + not a do-gooder + period setting + sweet romance + powerful protagonist.
Reborn, Pocket Dimension, Stockpiling Supplies Early, Historical Era
As above
Looking for Female-Led Stories Set in the 1960S or 1980S, with Smart Heroines
I’m out of things to read. Please recommend stories set in a specific historical era with a strong female lead. No Systems or golden fingers. I want smart characters, tight logic, and details that fit the period, not unrealistic wish fulfillment. No saintly heroines who go around helping everyone, either.
Wasteland Escape System/Inventory Space: Stock Up on Supplies, No Goody-Two-Shoes or Fake White Lotuses!!!
Attention: I'm looking for a novel about fleeing famine!!!
Any Completed Books That Are Really, Really Good?
I'm in a reading slump. It absolutely has to be completed, preferably sci-fi, though esports is fine too. Please, all you experts, share some recommendations! Give this poor reader something to read! There are so few people here, the poster is about to cry (ಥ_ಥ)
Long-Married Leads Living a Quiet, Ordinary Life
Stories Set in the 1970S and 1980S, Stockpiling Supplies, I'm Out of Books to Read
Please recommend transmigration stories set in a past era, where the characters stockpile supplies. I'm in a reading slump lately, sigh.
Pocket Dimension, Supplies, Historical Era, Complete
Storage space + supplies + period setting + completed
The Heroine Returns to the Year 2000 and Buys Houses and Land to Cash In on Demolitions
The female lead is reborn in the year 2000 and uses her knowledge of the future to buy land and houses that are about to be demolished. Beijing, Shenzhen, or Shanghai are all fine!
Looking for Novels Set in the 1990S
The female lead makes money, buys a house, and invests in stocks in the 1990s. She also has a pocket dimension, and her family and relatives aren't awful people.
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It's a very good novel, but the mother-in-law in it made me feel like I was devastated 😂 I also have a mother-in-law and I have a very good relationship with her! Seeing my mother-in-law like this makes me speechless!
Recommend! Worth recommending! It's a very interesting novel to see how the heroine takes the space system and her family to make a fortune. The five-star praise deserves a lot of encouragement from the author!
I watched half of it before and stopped waiting for it to be serialized every day. Finally finished and repainted. Really like it. Regardless of the eye-catching golden fingers, many details are written very realistically. Everywhere one feels that the author's writing style is mature and innovative
The story about the hard work of the weird mother-in-law, the history of the hero and heroine's struggle to make a fortune, and the documentary about the growth of three children from other people's families. It's quite interesting to watch, but sometimes I get a little angry. She has already left the house. Why do you still have to worry so much about the weird mother-in-law? It's good that the hero's sister can change for the better. Let's all get rich together.
You can't completely believe the reviews before reading the book. As the saying goes: Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables, and it's hard to agree on whether they are good or bad. You can only know whether they are good or not by reading them. What you like is good. Personally, I think this book is very well written and the characters are vividly drawn. I just feel that the ending is a bit too hasty. It would be perfect if there were some extra chapters. In short, I won't regret it!
Nice. The last scene moved me to tears. Not an easy family. A family that has been struggling. Although there are some top quality, it doesn't hinder it. There are still many good people. Awesome
I am a person who is determined to repay love and revenge. This novel was actually quite good. Both the writing and the storyline are good, but I'm just not satisfied with the male and female protagonist's attitude towards the best old lady. Although I can't say it's conniving, I think it's a little bit holy. Of course, this is my narrow-minded personal opinion. The author is very generous, which is why I can keep reading.
I only commented on it after reading more than half of it. The author's writing is great! Family life is short, but water flows slowly. Brothers and sisters run towards a happy future life together! Let's go! Aoli gives!
I once again read a book in its entirety. It is a good story. The protagonist has some attributes of the Holy Mother and the Holy Father. But how can I put it, the best relatives and friends finally have a conscience, and most of them have moved closer to the better. The best ones that cannot be changed have become some highlights, which can be regarded as adjusting the atmosphere. There are also some other flaws in the middle, such as some character changes that are unnatural, but fortunately the plot develops smoothly, which is pretty good.
The thirty-first female channel chronicle is a rare novel. There are not many ups and downs throughout. It is a narrative, well written, and a history of a family's struggle. The golden finger is very open, but not used much. It tells the story of the growth of a couple step by step. It is not like the sudden rise of other chronicles. This one is a bit like a biography. Each supporting character has a distinct personality, and each one is basically described completely, with a beginning and an end. Worth five stars.