Transmigrating to Ancient Times: A Guide to Earning Money and Raising Kids

This is a very heartwarming story. There are no troublesome relatives, and the whole story is quite simple. But it is this seemingly ordinary story that deeply attracted me to keep reading. The female protagonist doesn't have any special abilities, but she uses the knowledge and intelligence she gained in her previous life to lead her family to prosperity and raise her younger siblings to be excellent.

Finally, there's a male lead who isn't some hidden general or prince. The story is simple and genuine, quite enjoyable and heartwarming. Another thing is that the women in the story don't seem to have any awareness of their menstrual cycles, often only finding out they're pregnant at three months. In modern times, women with boyfriends would take tests even if their periods were ten days late.

It's a really good book. The female protagonist doesn't have any special abilities; she raises her twin siblings through hard work, lifts her family out of poverty, and finds the love of her life. I really love the kind of happiness that comes from living a simple, ordinary life together.

It's great! No awful characters, no palace intrigue, no complicated background! Everything is a warm and happy ending! I like it.

It's a very heartwarming and peaceful book. The female protagonist doesn't have any special abilities like a space or system; she becomes wealthy through her own knowledge of modern times. Moreover, she doesn't have any awful characters, her family is warm and harmonious, and she lives a happy and fulfilling life.

This is a really good book. It's warm and simple, and without the overpowered plot devices of other time-travel novels, it feels very realistic. Isn't living a good life simply about making the most of the ordinary? The daily lives of the little ones, Agui and Anian, and the wolf cubs, are also very interesting.

This book, without any big-name stars, focuses on a simple, warm life and a harmonious, happy family. The male and female protagonists have no demands, only a delicate and tender relationship of mutual support, making it a soothing read. However, it feels like there are too many modern elements appearing in ancient settings, creating a somewhat hybrid feel.

This book is really good. It's simple and realistic, and the male and female leads are ordinary people, not important figures. They both live a good life through their own efforts, and there are no extreme or eccentric characters. I really like it and it's definitely worth reading!

First of all, this story truly embodies the classic, simple, rural-themed narrative. There are no annoying, overly demanding servants, and I greatly admire the female protagonist's steady progress, from setting up a stall in town with her family to opening a shop, and then expanding to the county. Through her own hard work, she not only improves her own life but also that of her family.

This is the only novel I've read where neither the bride's nor the groom's family are awful; it's a united and happy story. The female lead helps others to the best of her ability, she's not a saint, and the male lead is handsome and dotes on his wife. It's a simple, happy life.