Transmigrated into a Book in the 1960s: My Storage Space Is Overflowing with Wealth
穿书六零：我的空间富流油
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- Ongoing
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- 393k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
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243Chapters
10Reads · 30 days
329.4kReads · all time
8.5Score
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Having read up to Chapter 9, the female lead seems quite nice, always clinging to whoever provides the benefits. She acts all high and mighty, getting 1000 yuan from her stepmother in the countryside, reconciling with her father, forgiving his past terrible behavior, and shifting the blame onto her – all her own fault. Isn't that a great dad?
Although the female protagonist managed to get money and tickets from her stepmother after transmigrating, the job her brother found ultimately benefited her stepsister. I feel we can't let them get away with this; they should get nothing! It's so frustrating.
If you cultivate good relationships when selling medicinal herbs, even two pheasants can fetch six yuan for half a basket of herbs, and at most two wild eggs.
After reading several comments, I think they're all very good. The original owner had such a scumbag father, and the female lead is mentally unstable. She gets some money and then her father is cured. The original owner dies, starves, and then the female lead takes over the original owner's body. After getting the money, the female lead erases everything about the original owner.
Absolutely brilliant and perfect! If I were the author, could I ask for a favor? I've read several books and wanted to rant, so I added my thoughts to the books and even gave them a space on my social media. Could I also rant a bit and get a space on my social media too? 😷😷😷😷
Honestly, I can't stand it anymore. Is this article set 60 years in the future or 80 years in the future? How could sent-down youth possibly receive only 50 yuan and 500 jin of grain? And it's getting increasingly exaggerated; those were clearly very difficult times! 😓😓😓
The female lead is such a saint, especially in those 17 photos, she seems determined to make sure everyone knows she's rich.
They met on their second date, and within two days they were dating. She called him "Mom" before they were even married. In that era, was that even possible? And the female lead only cared about looks. Next time, if she's even prettier, she'll probably have to find a new husband.
I don't know what those who say this book is wonderful were thinking when they wrote these reviews. I just feel this book is so frustrating. They just let the stepmother and two children off the hook like that. You have no right to forgive on behalf of the original owner. And the stepmother just let the stepsister take over her job in the city like that.
I dropped the story after chapter 15. The female lead thinks she has a special ability and spends money recklessly, not caring about the grain at all. She even brings out a barrel of oil – utterly ridiculous! Asking someone to inquire about the situation only requires giving them two chickens and some candy; wouldn't that be enough?