Reborn in the 1980s: Making Money, Doting on My Husband, and Raising Our Kids
重生八零：赚钱宠夫养崽崽
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 5y ago
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The Heroine's Mother Ran Away From a Top-Tier Rich Family
The female protagonist’s father is also extremely impressive.
Looking for a Reborn Heroine with a Pocket Dimension Who Hoards Supplies Like Crazy, Preferably with No Family
The male lead can be barely present or not there at all. I'm open to transmigration-to-another-world, period, apocalypse, and natural-disaster stories. No saintly female leads, please. I don't want her to transmigrate and already be pregnant or have a child, since I don't want to read about her becoming a mom right away. If a story does have that, please mention it.
I'm So Out of Books
Looking for books like "Mad Consort Arrives: Your Majesty, Pay the Protection Fee". It’s book drought season again, and I want stories with heroines like Ye Jiu, Yin Nian, Ye Chuyue, or Bai Huang. Please, please, please, everyone!
Looking for a Finished Novel About a Heroine Who Transmigrates to the 1970s or 1980s and Has a Pocket Dimension
#SuchAGreatBook
I want to read something like Gentle Wild Bones. A recommendation for anyone who’s run out of things to read.
Any Stories With a Male Lead Who's an Educated Youth, and a Female Lead Who's Also an Educated Youth or a Village Beauty? I Like Short Stories
Please! Does Anyone Have a Modern-Era Novel About Someone from Ancient Times Transmigrating to the Present and Becoming a Sent-Down Youth?
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As a 90s kid, I grew up listening to my parents tell stories about their generation. The author writes so well! After reading it, I recommended it to my mom, and she said the author's description felt like it was right there in our county. It's amazing!
I especially love historical fiction, especially historical fiction with adorable babies. The female lead doesn't have any special abilities yet, and there are always some annoying characters around causing trouble. Oh dear, it's just too much! I hope the female lead can change everyone's minds. The plot is exciting and the values are positive.
Personally, I think it's pretty good. I get excited every time I watch it. The plot is relatively normal, and the female lead isn't a typical "white lotus" character. She transmigrated without any cheat codes or spatial abilities; she just gradually achieves success. There are also many villains, some of whom do really ridiculous things.
I really enjoy historical fiction, especially those set in the 60s and 70s. This novel, although it doesn't have a special setting, is still very well written.
It was alright, but I accidentally clicked on another book halfway through, and I felt like I went off-topic.
It's beautiful, very beautiful, I love it.
I don't know why the rating is so low. Maybe it's just a matter of personal taste. I really like this kind of light, pastoral style. There's a lot of bickering, and it's quite satisfying to argue about it!
It's a good read, I recommend it.
There's no special abilities or cheat codes; life is lived step by step, steadily and practically. There are no eccentric relatives (except for the second uncle and the male protagonist's grandmother, who are only briefly mentioned). It's quite a good story, very good indeed.
So what is the female lead's name, Lin Yu or Lin Yujuan?