
I Transmigrated into a 1960S Orphan, and My First Goal Is to Earn a Billion
穿成六零孤女,我先赚他一个亿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 318k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Transmigrate Into a Period-Era Story and Help the Nation Conduct Scientific Research
The protagonist cooperates with the nation and becomes its national treasure.
Period Novels That Need All Kinds of Ration Coupons
The male lead is roguishly handsome.
Period-Era Stories with a Beautiful Heroine
A period novel with a beautiful heroine.
Reborn, Pocket Dimension, Stockpiling Supplies Early, Historical Era
As above
Transported Into a Period Novel and Handing Everything Over to the Country
Stories where someone transmigrates into a novel set in the old days, tells the government the truth, and helps the country develop. Modern and historical time travel back and forth is fine too.
Looking for a No-CP Story Where the Female Lead Transmigrates with a Pocket Dimension, Stockpiles Supplies, and Raises Kids
No male lead! No male lead! No male lead! Purely female-led stories are fine: transmigrate, space powers, raising children, quick transmigration, anything goes. Please recommend stories with no romance.
Looking for Completed Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates with a Space Stocked Full of Supplies, or One Where She Can Grow Crops. A Devoted Couple, No Cheating.
Stories set in the past or ancient farming stories are both fine. No apocalypse, no System, no transmigrating into a cute little kid, no awful relatives, and no ongoing serials. It must be completed. Thanks!
Historical-Era Story About an Orphaned Heroine Who Transmigrates and Gets a Space Full of Stuff
Orphan, space, period setting.
Looking for Farming Stories Set in the 1980S or 1990S, with a Male Lead Who Transmigrates and a Sweet Romance
The Protagonist Is Bound to a Rich Woman System
The protagonist gets bound to a rich woman System.
Period-Era Novels With a Space
Transmigrate vs. reborn
Period Novels With a Female Lead Who Transmigrates as an Orphan
A story set in a bygone era, with the female lead transmigrating as an orphan and working for her country. No pretending to be weak to trick the strong!!!
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The author's first book, thank you for your support, ♥️♥️, all opinions are appreciated, and I will work hard to correct them in the future. This article is fictitious and purely fictitious...
So pretty. I really like it, the content is very rich and exciting! Highly recommended! Big cheers for the author! Looking forward to more updates. It's not enough to watch. .
I think this content is very interesting. I have been enjoying reading this type of novels for a while. I found this book and was hooked after reading one chapter. I hope the author will work hard and save more words. Come on✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧
Big cheers for the author! Update more! Most of the authors said it was fiction! Don't use your brain when reading novels 😂 I found that the author replies to every previous comment. You guys should reply to me too! 😊
I have listened to the anchor 20 times. When will you update?
Must have five stars! It's so exciting. I hope that my father's family and the heroine will meet soon. I also hope that my father has not really died and can come back to reunite with his children.
It's very interesting, but I don't know if there is a male protagonist.
Very good and perfect! Having a system does not mean "you can't do this and you can't do that". You can do what you want to do, and you can also share it. The occasional top quality is still embellishment, and there is no beauty without contrast! The structure is ordinary but positive, the explanations are clear, no one cares about the other, and the family is warm together!
I read Chapter 21 and it was a cool novel that I liked, but I didn't continue reading it because it lacked the sense of time. The heroine is amazing in every aspect and has big fingers. But the best part of the period novel is that in those hard days, the heroine didn't cry [almost cried]. Maybe it's a bit selfish, but it's very cute.
It looks good, but some places are not rigorous. For example, the heroine's father is back, but as a soldier, shouldn't he recognize the heroine after returning home and then go to the army? Isn't this urgent?