
I Brought a Department Store to the 1970s, Then Split the Family with My Younger Siblings
带百货超市穿七零后,携弟妹分家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 518k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Stories Where the Heroine Takes Her Younger Brother to the Countryside as an Educated Youth
Looking for a Self-Stocking Supermarket or Mall That Transmigrates to Ancient Times
Looking for books similar to I Made a Deal with the System and Stocked My Supermarket to Build a Home. Knowing in advance...
Looking for a Completed Story Where the Heroine Transmigrates With a Supermarket That Automatically Restocks
A Period Novel + Pocket Dimension + Stockpiling with Foresight
The female lead suddenly dreams that she will transmigrate. Half-believing it, she sells off her family assets and makes preparations. After transmigrating, she unexpectedly gains a pocket dimension and gradually builds a fortune. 🌹🌹🌹
Stockpiling Supplies in a Period-Era Novel
Supplies
Period Novels with a Pocket Dimension, Supermarket, or Taobao
I've recently gotten into stories set in a particular historical era. Any good recommendations? The main couple should both be each other's first and only love~
Novels About Transmigrating to the Past With a Space Full of Supplies
The female lead has a pocket dimension stocked with tons of supplies. She transmigrates as an orphan or into a family without awful relatives, and has skills of her own. She isn't a doormat or a naive pushover, and ideally it's a sweet romance.
Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Looking for a period story with no pocket dimensions, Systems, supernatural abilities, or other cheats. The female lead should succeed through her own efforts alone.
Stories Set in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s!
No pocket dimension, no golden finger. The protagonist succeeds through her own abilities! The hero shouldn't think the heroine is special the moment they meet!
Reborn, Space, Stockpiling Supplies in Advance, Historical Era
As above
Looking for a Period Novel About a Woman Who Transmigrates with a Supermarket That Automatically Restocks
The female lead has a gigantic supermarket.
Transmigration, Stockpiling Supplies, Adorable Kids, and a Pocket Dimension
Looking for Stories About Opening Supermarkets in the 1960s, 70s, 80s, or 90s
I'm looking for a story set in a bygone era. No sneaking out a little bit of stuff to sell just to improve their lives. Opening a supermarket, general store, convenience shop, or eatery would be fine.
Looking for a Female Lead Who Transmigrates to the Past and Stockpiles Supplies Early
Looking for a Quick Transmigration Novel That Transmigrates Between the Qing Dynasty, Dream of the Red Chamber, and Modern-Era Settings
Looking for Historical-Era Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the Past, Splits from the Family, Buys a House, and Makes Money
I want to read something like "After Refusing the Marriage Proposal in the 1980s, I Opened a Restaurant at a State-Owned Factory." After the female lead transmigrates, she first splits from her family, then makes money with her cooking skills. Once she's wealthy, she builds a big house 🏠. A delightful story about making money, similar to Li Qingyue in "After Refusing the Marriage Proposal in the 1980s."
Stories About a Female Educated Youth Who Is Reborn and Returns to the Countryside to Pursue the Male Lead
He let her down in their past life, so he’ll make it up to her in this one! I’d especially love it if they reunite right when she’s just moved to the countryside, returning to the moment they first met. It would be so sweet and heartwarming~
A Completed Period Story About Transmigrating With a Shopping Mall
Transmigrated with an entire shopping mall, with endless supplies that never run out
Period Novels with Pocket Spaces and Unlimited Supplies, No Toxic Characters, Transmigration or Rebirth
Post-1960s Female Leads Reborn with a Huge Warehouse
A spatial storage with a huge warehouse.
Looking for a Transmigrate-into-a-book Story with a Strong Female Lead, Set in a Bygone Era or During a Refugee Trek
A powerful queen’s soul enters the body of a weak woman just as war and natural disasters strike. The whole village flees famine, and the heroine rises to the top through her own strength.
In a Reading Slump, Any Good Books?
Looking for books like My Hotel Is the Ultimate Safe Haven in the Apocalypse.
Looking for a Period Novel with Business, Studying, and a Pocket Dimension: An Excellent Male Lead Appears
Something similar to this kind of story.
Looking for Good Transmigrate, Reborn, and Period-Era Novels
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Reborn in the 1970s: I Married a Young Educated Youth with a Supermarket
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I Took a Mall to the 1970s and Went to the Countryside as a Sent-Down Youth
Reborn in the Eighties With a Myriad Worlds Mall
After Stockpiling Supplies, I Went to the 1970s
Bringing a Supermarket Back to the 1970s
A 1970s Educated Youth Marries a Rugged Farmer and Has a Bunch of Babies
I Became the Villain’s Wife, and My Billions in Supplies Shocked the 1970s
1970s Space: The Lovely Educated Youth Captures the Toughest Man
A Doomsday Survivor Takes Her Supply Space Back to the 1960s
With a Pocket Dimension in Hand: I Strike It Rich in the 1970s
A City Girl Sent to the Countryside Catches Someone's Eye, and Her Puppy-Like Husband Spoils Her Rotten
Stock Up on Supplies, I’m Ready for Life in the Old Days
Transmigrating to the 1980s: My Vile Grandma Wants to Trade Me for a Bride Price
Reborn with a Pocket Space: My Darling Wife Is Too Alluring in the Seventies
Transmigrating with a Department Store
The 1980s: A Supermarket Pocket Dimension Makes Me Gorgeous and Rich
Stockpiling in the Reborn 1970s: The Real Heiress Is Done Playing Nice
I Made a Pact with the System and Stocked the Supermarket to Build a Home
Back to the Nineties: The Heroine Leads Her Family to Fortune
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I hope everyone will support and like it! Feel free to offer any suggestions; writing takes a lot of effort, so please be gentle!
A good novel. The writing is concise and to the point, the sentences flow smoothly, and the transitions in time are natural and fluid. Highly recommended! 👍👍👍
If it's a work that doesn't have a romantic pairing and just roams freely, then it's a perfect piece.
The female lead transmigrates with a special ability but keeps a low profile, unlike other novels where she's constantly excelling or getting slapped in the face. A large part of the story feels like something out of a typical transmigrator's story—cautious and cautious, haha, it's really funny! 💕 I think the female lead is quite good, with great attention to detail.
Although I've only read half of it, the author's descriptions are very delicate and heartwarming. It's very well written. Keep up the good work, author! I'm looking forward to the exciting parts to come! 😄
I just hope the author doesn't forget to update, and doesn't forget this book just because they've started writing other books.
The storyline is good, it's quite enjoyable.
The protagonist, carrying a supermarket, transmigrates into the body of an eleven-year-old girl. Orphaned and left with twin siblings, she initially wants to live a quiet life, but her kind heart leads her to help her grandparents, relatives, and those working in a labor camp. Like many transmigration stories, she eventually goes to university, buys a courtyard house, earns money, gets married, and has children, leading a happy and stable life.
This book is wonderful, I like it very much, and it's very enjoyable to listen to.
Thankfully, in the end, the maternal grandparents and uncles and aunts went to Beijing with the female lead. To be honest, besides her paternal grandparents, the family that doted on her the most was her maternal grandparents' family. At first, I was very unhappy to see that only her disliked eldest and second uncles' children were brought along. If it were me, I definitely wouldn't have brought them.