[Farming] + [Reborn] + [Period] + [Pocket Dimension] + [Making the Whole Village Prosper]
After being reborn in 1988, Lin Jiao immediately picked a fight with her awful paternal aunt. By chance, she broke into a deity's hideout and obtained a pocket dimension.
The supplies in the dimension were amazing enough, but it also had a spirit spring for farming, piles of gold, spiritual energy for leveling up, and rooms full of antiques. There were even miraculous pills so plentiful they were like candy! And, most outrageous of all, a diamond mine. Wasn't this basically a ticket to instant riches and a chance to change her fate?!
The heroine farms and, along the way, leads the whole village to prosperity. The first thing they bring to the village is a big-screen TV.
The neighboring village: What?! Gousi Village was dirt poor. How do they have a big-screen TV?
When it comes to wealth in the county, Gousi Village takes the cake!
[There aren't many awful villagers, and those few won't cause trouble for long. Most of the villagers are simple, hardworking farmers who make their living through honest labor.]
Just as she's planning to quietly become a beautiful, aloof (not really) rich woman, she meets a handsome man on the road to success and can't shake him off. He just wants Lin Jiao to take him in and become husband and wife, sharing everything (1v1, both leads are each other's one and only).
The heroine's main goal is to make money and get rich, then deal with her scumbag parents and leave them so full of regret they won't know which way is up. [Note: Her parents are cruel, but she will never take them back.]
The male lead, Li Da, is tall and incredibly handsome. Every time Lin Jiao sees him, she wants to pounce on him, but she holds back for the sake of her career!!
Who knew that handsome Li would fall for her at first sight and spoil her to no end? His daily routine is to nuzzle Lin Jiao's ear and call her “good girl~,” “baby~,” and “Jiaojiao~.”
Lin Jiao admits that it's really hard to resist!!!
Of course I shamelessly give myself five stars for my first book! After all, I am still a student, and it is a bit difficult to update 4,000 words every day between homework assignments [currently working on the manuscript]. First, I mainly want to express that the heroine lived in 1988, when the reform and opening up was implemented. Second: It was normal to have stocks at that time, because as early as the reform and opening up period in Shenzhen, many companies had opened stocks. For example, it was indeed difficult to sell a share of Vanke Group at that time. In the end, the boss of Huawei bought 200,000 shares in Wang Shi's favor (if you are interested, you can check Vanke's stock in 1988). Third: As early as 1988, Shenzhen took the lead in canceling the use of food stamps, industrial stamps, cloth stamps... Guizhou received meat stamps for the last time in 1988. (In 1993, the circulation of food stamps across the country was officially ended.) Fourth: Three rings and one turn were what everyone wanted in 1979. However, in 1988, refrigerators and color TVs were available in the market (for richer people). Fifth: As for clothing, big cities such as Shanghai and Guangzhou, as economically developed cities, may have more styles. For reference (the costumes in Hong Kong movies in the 1990s), the average family wears gray cloth and dark blue. Sixth: The unified allocation of houses by the state ended in 1998, so it is true that not many people bought the commercial houses that appeared in 1988. Seventh: The earliest business license for individual industrial and commercial households was obtained by a 19-year-old Wenzhou girl Zhang Hamei in 1980. By 1988, the country had indeed registered 14.545 Million individual industrial and commercial household business licenses (this is an article published by CCTV). Seventh: In 1982, the country issued a policy to allow the market sale of gold jewelry. Many people are rushing to buy, especially 24k gold jewelry. Eighth: After the emergence of self-employed households, state-owned hotels slowly lost their advantage in competition and were squeezed out by private restaurants... In short, maybe my writing style will be very stiff and I will not be able to express myself fully. In short, the 1980s was a time when the country was full of vitality and also had a "corporate boom." When I was writing a novel, I set the heroine to be a very cool character from the beginning. After all, she would cheat all the way and fight monsters to level up. I also don't try my best to build an exaggerated novel world that is as close to reality as possible. If you, dear readers, have any suggestions, I can read them carefully. If you have constructive suggestions, I will go back and make changes. I write this to let readers understand and avoid me being exaggerated [Top post][Top post][Top post] Thank you to the fans who have followed me, and to the readers who have watched me since the first chapter❤️❤️❤️
It looks good, it looks good. It must not be abusive. The heroine must not recognize her parents. The heroine must not be soft-hearted. Don't write too many chapters.
These things have been polished over the years, and time has settled on this antique cultural relic to shine. Lin Jiao's businessman-like attitude made him unhappy. "I'm telling you, little girl, if you want to buy some paintings, just find someone who can draw, and he can draw one for you and put it at home." (Update ends here)
It looks good. The heroine's father will definitely regret it later. I hope they don't dance for too long.
Looks good, I like it very much
Such parents should stay away from each other until they die. Can regret make up for the sins suffered over the years?
Like this book very much
Male protagonist, hey hey hey
Very good, thank you to the author
It's so exciting that I can't get enough 👍👍👍👍👍👍