
Lucky Little One Returns to the Countryside to Farm, Helping Her Useless Mom Get Rich
福气崽回乡种地,带炮灰老妈致富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Slice-of-Life Novels Set in the 1970S or 1980S
She Discovers She’s Pregnant After the Divorce, and Her Ex-Husband Delivers the Baby
The female lead gets divorced, leaves the country while pregnant, and is about to give birth when she runs into her ex-husband, who ends up delivering the baby.
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Transmigrating to the 1940S or 1950S with a Pocket Dimension
Any Period Novels About a Gruff Man and His Sweet Wife?
Stories set in a bygone era, with no spatial cheat or golden finger. Just something low-key and down-to-earth.
A Historical-Era Novel Where the Female Lead Transmigrates Into a Book, Was Switched at Birth with the Original Heroine, and Meets Her Biological Father After Going to the Countryside
The Female Lead’s Family Is Reborn and Tries to Make Amends; They Regret Everything Once They Learn the Truth
The female lead's older brother and family are reborn and try to make amends to her. After learning the truth, her family regrets how they treated her, especially her mother.
Transmigrate Into a Villainous Supporting Female Character in the 1970S or 1980S
None.
Looking for Good Period Pieces with Less Romance
I hope the female lead focuses on her career, ideally someone from the working class. It should be a story set in the 1960s, 1970s, or 1980s.
Looking for Stories Where the Heroine Can't Make It in the Big City and Returns to Her Hometown
Transmigration, the 1970S and 1980S, Pocket Space, Farming, Married Life, and Raising Kids
Countryside, Ocean, Fishing Grounds, and Ranches: Please Recommend Some!
A Period Story Where the Male Lead's Surname Is Cheng, the Female Lead's Name Escapes Me, They Join the Army, and There's a Cute Kid
Looking for Period Novels with Transmigration, Rebirth, and a Pocket Dimension
Period Novels Where the Female Lead Transmigrates or Is Reborn as a Child and Competes With the Original Heroine
The original heroine is loved and doted on by the female lead's parents or grandparents. The female lead is more capable than the original heroine, who gets jealous of her.
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In fact, this book is pretty good (。・ω・。)ノ♡. Although the title of the book does not match the content, the storyline is still very ups and downs. I personally think this book can have two female protagonists [Sending Hearts], as mentioned above It would be nice to mainly talk about the heroine who is the mother, and then talk about the young heroine after she becomes an adult. In fact, the author has also laid out the emotional line for the young heroine [laughs]. It depends on whether the author finally writes the story line of the young heroine after she becomes an adult. I still hope that the author can write a story about the little heroine as an adult🤓Looking forward to the frog doll coming out again (๑˙ー˙๑) Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง
The writing is very good, and I shed tears in the early stage. However, when I got to the countryside later, there were too many wonderful things and many annoying things. I originally came to the grocery store, but I couldn't even see the shadow, missing one star😊.
It is a good book, but one that is delayed by its title. Although there are many flaws, the situation of Little Aloe in the later period is the same as the ending of the reborn Feifei and the story of the transparent third brother Chenchen. This book is both a collection of the best, and there are different bests at different stages. It's not bad, at least not all of them are Madonnas. There is no Madonna here, so it's worth reading.
Yes, it's just too cruel. A sweet baby should have a sweet life. I feel so sad when I see Yiyi's good baby being abused.
The male protagonist is sometimes too disgusting, and the female protagonist was cute when she was a child, but becomes a bit like a virgin when she grows up. However, some of the endings were not written, and it was a bit imperfect if I didn't see it. But this book is very interesting, I support you! ! ! ! Come on^0^~
I really think this book is well written. At least one line is mainly based on Su. There is no deviation, nor does it say that you will be rich and wealthy when you reach the capital. I wish you could fly directly to the central government. Instead, it is a very down-to-earth ordinary life. I just have some small regrets and left out some things. Good luck, author. I hope you will work hard.
The plot and writing skills are not very good at the beginning, but it is quite good at the end. The characters are three-dimensional, the plot is compact, and the rhythm is strong. Although Su Yi's character design of a five-year-old baby is not in line with the setting of rebirth, there is no big problem in promoting the plot, and overall it is pretty good.
My mother's behavior in the front was so unbelievable that I almost couldn't stand it anymore. But the life of the heroine and the adoptive mother in the back is more attractive, and the best is still within reason. Already reminded
Not bad! The author has very upright views and is not muddled!
Well written and gripping! Love the work!