I Transmigrated to Ancient Times With Supplies to Raise Kids
带着物资穿越古代养崽崽
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 158k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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In booklists 8
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.
Reborn, Space, Stockpiling Supplies in Advance, Historical Era
As above
Looking for Historical Romance With Food, Child-Rearing, and a Female Lead Who Has a Pocket Dimension or an Online Supermarket
No angst, two equally powerful leads, historical romance only. No stories set in a particular modern era!!!
Any Stories About Someone Who Transmigrates to an Ancient Farming Family and Stocks Up on Supplies in Advance?
Thank you, thank you!!!! It'd be even better if there were a cute baby.
Period-Era Stories About Stockpiling Supplies in Advance, Preferably with Kids
Something like Lin Qinghe.
Looking for a Female Lead, Spatial Ability, and Historical Setting
Anything goes.
Looking for Farming and Raising Kids Novels. Biological or Stepmoms Are Both Fine, and the Male Lead Doesn’t Matter. Ideally, None
When I say little ones, I mean a whole bunch of tiny kids, a crowd of little radish sprouts!!!! Raising younger siblings is fine too. The protagonist transmigrates to ancient times. Please don’t recommend stories where the female lead becomes an old woman and a grandma. Preferably completed child-raising stories, not ones where the female lead turns into a little kid 😂
Post-1960s Female Leads Reborn with a Huge Warehouse
A spatial storage with a huge warehouse.
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I just don't understand why the female lead, knowing she'd transmigrated, would buy supplies. Was the remaining money because her spatial storage was full? Or was she simply going to donate it to the country? She's so patriotic! Maybe my thinking is different, but if it were me, knowing I'd transmigrate, I'd buy everything I could until my money ran out or my storage was full.
This book is really great! The female protagonist bought a ton of stuff before she transmigrated, and it was so satisfying to see all that stuff. Plus, she has a clear mind, and after transmigrating, she immediately starts making a lot of money and becomes more and more successful.
There are no extraordinary characters; the protagonist and her younger brother live a simple and ordinary life, making a fortune together. But has the author forgotten what the female protagonist's mother buried under the grapevine?
Personally, I think the pacing of this book is a bit fast. However, the author did a good job depicting the female lead's shopping in the early stages; it's just that the pace is too quick—things are done in a flash. The considerations regarding buying land in ancient times and other aspects are not very rigorous, and some pricing is slightly unreasonable. Otherwise, it's okay.
It looks great, I like it! Keep up the good work!
The female lead arrives in ancient times alone, raising her younger brother. The male lead hasn't appeared yet. Will the female and male leads end up happily together?
I really like this book.
So far it looks good, nothing too bad. It's a novel, so as long as it's light and enjoyable, that's fine.
It was so good, and it's gone so quickly! Keep up the good work, author! ^0^~
This book is really good, I like it.