From the Start, I Inherited a Fortune and Lived It Up in the 1960s
开局继承遗产，我在六零躺赢
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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- I Traveled to the 1960s with a Pocket Space: I Inherited a Billion-Dollar Fortune带着空间穿六零：我继承亿万家产Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author writes really well, it's really great! I hope you can continue writing and not abandon the story! Keep it up! The female lead cannot be a stepmother!!!
This book is great for all you ladies! I skipped around a bit, and it turns out there's a couple! The male lead is Gu Mingjing, the one the female lead almost had a childhood betrothal with! Thankfully, it's not that guy surnamed Lu with three kids. I was only up to chapter 10-15 when the comments scared me so much I had to jump around everywhere trying to find out who the male lead was 😂
That's right, but I suggest the female lead shouldn't hire people to live in her house. Renting out the house is really inappropriate. Firstly, she has secrets, and secondly, no matter how easy it is to get along with the tenants, it will be a problem to kick them out later. She's an orphan, and after a while, seeing how nice the yard is, she won't want to leave. It's a test of her character.
What I love most is the absence of awful characters, constant face-slapping moments, and the usual "why go to the countryside when you could stay in the city" trope. I'm so tired of those kinds of stories! This one is different—it's refreshing, slice-of-life, and absolutely fantastic!
I hope the male lead is an only child, and his family is as simple as the female lead's, without any difficult relatives who need the female lead's financial support. 🤦🤦🤦 The beginning was alright, but I just couldn't stand the rest.
Author, you're amazing! You've written a novel I've always wanted to write but never managed to. (Hehe, I tried writing one too, but alas, my writing skills aren't up to par.) If this Lu is the male lead, I'm dropping the series. Does he even deserve it?
Hmm, I haven't read much yet, but I think the writing is quite good. It's just a bit of a shame that the female lead transmigrates. Her original uncles and aunts were all very kind to her; if she suddenly disappears, won't they be sad? And the female lead must have feelings for those people, right? Won't she feel bad? [What][What] 🤔🤔
It's updated to chapter 53, and it's reading quite well. Unlike other novels where it can feel a bit frustrating, this one is different. The female lead is an orphan and not a sent-down youth, and so far we haven't seen her raising other people's children or anything like that. She's not a saint; the gifts she receives are just normal social interactions, since others have helped her.
Why are there only a dozen or so chapters? It's not enough! The female lead starts by hoarding supplies and transmigrates into the body of an orphan. Her father left her some things—tickets and money—and she has no awful relatives, so there's no need to deal with scumbags. I hope the later chapters will be even more exciting.
That's a bit short. 12 Chapters in 4 days? Is that really 3 chapters a day? Keep it up, author!