
Reborn in the 1980S: A Fortunate Wife Builds a Fortune
重生八零福运娇妻致富忙
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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A Period Novel Where the Female Lead Is Reborn and Helps Her Family Get Rich
The female lead simply returns to her childhood with no golden finger. She helps her family make money and buy a house, and meets the male lead along the way.
The Female Lead Is a Genuine Top Student, No Cheats or Shortcuts, Just Hard Work
Looking for Well-Written Period Novels Like Xia Xiaolan and Song Youxiang
I'd like to read something like Reborn in the 1980s: My Wife Is a Little Spicy.
Era, Reborn, Satisfying Reads
Looking for recommendations for good historical-era novels, preferably completed, with a fast-paced plot, high ratings, and a heroine who isn't a scheming white lotus or a self-sacrificing saint. I want something satisfying and empowering.
Reborn in the 1980S: No Superpowers or System, True to the Times
This Is the Only Story Set in a Bygone Era for Me!!!
Any Reborn Novels Set in the 1980S or 1990S About Building a Business and Getting Rich?
Female-Oriented Historical-Era Story: Reborn for a Second Chance, Finding Myself Again, and Turning the Tide!!!
Looking for books similar to *In the 1960s, I Became the Stepping Stone for a Scheming Heroine*.
A Die-Hard Fan of Period Dramas, Begging for Your Hidden Gems
Share The Period Novels You Have Read Twice Or Three Times, From The Sixties To The Nineties
Please recommend stories set in a bygone era that make you want to reread them. That means they're really well written!
Period-Era Novels About Chefs and Food, Anything but Siheyuan
Era Stories With a Refined, Distinguished Male Lead From a Powerful Beijing Family, Not a Rugged Man
Looking for books like *The 1980s: My Four Kids' Father Turns Out to Be a Crazy Beauty*.
Are There Any Stories About Being Reborn in the 1980S or 1990S?
Please recommend some reborn stories set in a bygone era.
Reborn in a Bygone Era, Making a Fortune Through Reselling
Business and Get-Rich Novels Set in the 1980S or 1990S
Looking For Novels Like Lin Qinghe, Wen Ying, Qisha, Lin Yuzhu, And Zhu He
Looking for High-Quality Books Recommended by Seasoned Readers Over 30
I’ve been reading for 29 years. I’m fine with transmigration, cultivation, ghosts and monsters, or domineering CEOs, but please, no brainless childish stuff. I can’t take it.
Looking for Period Novels About Couples Going to Shenzhen or Guangdong to Work in the 1980S or 1990S
I'm looking for books similar to Only Daughter in the 1980s. A married couple supports each other, goes into business together, and helps their family move to the big city and settle down.
Period Fiction Where the Protagonist Is Reborn as a Child
A period novel where the protagonist is reborn as a child. No courtyard-house stories! No courtyard-house stories! No courtyard-house stories!
Period Stories Where The Male Lead Is A Powerful Kyoto Elite Who Does Not Go To The Countryside, And The Female Lead Starts Her Own Business
I want a male lead as cool and aloof as Xu Chengyue, but especially kind to the heroine...
Any Historical-Era Novels That Don’t Disappoint?!!!
Nothing with awful, over-the-top characters. I want a heroine who's smart and practical, and whose story isn't frustrating to read!
A Rags-to-Riches Story Set in a Bygone Era, with No Horrible Relatives
Well-written stories with solid logic, high ratings, and an engaging plot.
Looking for Period Dramas Like Xia Xiaolan's. Similar Is Fine, but Not Too Different 🙏
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It's very good to read. Don't be misled by the rating. This book has exceeded the 9.8 Rating... I recommend this book to all book lovers...
The content of the story is exciting and funny. There is no scolding or intrigue. It is really attractive. The characters are well-developed and it feels like you are immersed in the story. I have never been angry at the plot during the whole reading. I feel very happy. I like it so much. The heroine is decisive and does not procrastinate when doing things. She trains the family very well. Her way of dealing with it is very direct, but the effect is immediate. The heroine can do everything except cooking. Not only is he a top student, he can also do carpentry, antique appreciation, art, interior decoration design, clothing design, makeup artist, motorcycle assembly and racing, skateboarding, photography, and understands all the big and small things in the company. He likes exciting sports, which matches the gentle personality of the male protagonist. The male protagonist loves the female protagonist, and the relationship between the two is so loving. The content is very smooth and the words are precise. It is the best book I have read in a long time. I don't want to miss every plot.
It's very well written, and it's not a cookie-cutter version of Doujinshi or Family Separation. Although it is also a novel, the female protagonist is not the usual White Lotus setting. She only had scenes when she was a child, but it has changed as she grows older. Although her parents favor sons over daughters, the heroine has changed the status quo of the sisters in the family by herself, and also changed the parents' ideas. It's just that after the heroine got busy with her career and studies in college, she lost the map at home, which made me a little disappointed. Because Grandma Jiang's role is greater than that of the eldest sister and relatives, at first I felt that she replaced the heroine's grandmother's role. Later, I wondered what the feelings and reasons were that made the heroine care about Grandma Jiang. In addition, the heroine is very smart and powerful. It is not the kind of poor feeling accumulated by words and words. It is natural and self-confident from the inside out, making people feel that she can do everything. Also, I want to ask, is it necessary to take a certificate before riding a motorcycle?
I don't understand why the rating is so low. Personally, I feel that the career line and the relationship line are both OK. In terms of family, I personally feel that it is much better to reform the family and get along with each other in a normal way than to do nothing and wait for the best relatives to suck blood. Moreover, the heroine's family members all have distinct personalities, and the three sisters are all growing up, which is really good. Many people say that the heroine's feelings for Granny Jiang are very strange, but I feel that the author wrote it very clearly. At first, the heroine just said a few words to her mother-in-law, and her mother-in-law gave the heroine her family fortune. In addition to the antiques that her mother-in-law could not identify as having much value, she also gave the heroine a very valuable thank you gift. The heroine felt that she deserved it, so she ran to take care of her. People's feelings are all about getting along with each other. It's not strange to have feelings. It makes sense for the heroine to regard Granny Jiang as her own grandmother. The career line feels a little delayed, the author will try his best to update. Oh, by the way, there's one thing I can't accept. It's too Mary Sue. If you're a man, you just like the heroine. There's really no need for that.
It's so pretty! ! ! ! Update soon, please, please [cry] [cry] The best is rarely seen, it's so comfortable! ! ! ! Great writing in big letters
It's quite good to read, and I'm looking forward to the update. So far, I think it's pretty good. At least it doesn't make people feel like skipping chapters. The heroine is very independent and very organized in doing things. Although she knows a lot, she's not just bragging about the big picture, and it doesn't look like a drama. The details of her childhood are clearer. After she goes to college, she basically focuses on developing her career, but it doesn't make people look boring... Looking forward to the following chapters...
It's a good read. She has her own life and career. It's not a fast-moving story that puts people under pressure. The male protagonist and female protagonist have a good emotional line. They're not the kind of people who fall in love with each other all at once. It's a slow-paced story about strong women. I like it very much.
I am born in the 1960s, and this novel is very consistent with the situation of that era. The little master is inspiring and enterprising. This is a very good period novel, I like it! ! !
I think the female characters created by the author are very good, and they are self-reliant, not to mention the heroine! Many comments on Our Lady's Heart criticize the heroine for treating Granny Jiang better than her parents. They also don't think that the original heroine starved to death when the heroine came to this era. Not to mention that every time the heroine gave gifts to her family, the original mother was not warmed up at all and was as mean to her daughters as ever. If the heroine herself was not strong, the fate of the three sisters would still be as miserable as ever! Just because Grandma Jiang gave the heroine the elder care she lacked, she deserves to be treated well by the heroine! Don't be misled by some comments, and don't want the author to be influenced by the flood of comments about Mother's Heart and end up whitewashing Lin Guihua, just because she has been indifferent to her daughters for so many years, gave birth to children without raising them, maintained a superficial relationship like this, and is not worthy of the love of her daughters! After reading so many period articles, I feel that this article is better than those 9.5 Ones. Come on, author!
Let me first state that I only reviewed it after watching it. It is really great. Why is the rating so low? L There are a lot of thought-provoking chicken soups in the article. The author's writing style is very good. I recommend everyone to read it.