Transmigrated into a Book, I Used My Space to Raise a Child and Win at Life
穿书我靠空间养崽成人生赢家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 425k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Is There No Historical-Era Story About Someone Who Transmigrates Quietly?
I'm looking for a book where the female lead keeps a low profile after transmigrating. Not one of those who claims to be keeping up an act, then goes hunting in the mountains every day or picks fights with everyone. Please recommend something.
Looking for Historical-Era Novels. I've Been Really Into Them Lately
Looking for books similar to "A Beautiful Stepmom in the 1980s Marries a Factory Director and Raises His Kids (Yesterday's Memories Like the Wind)". Any good period novels? 😭 Please, I'm begging 🙈🙈
Transmigrate to the 1960s or 1970s, With a Space to Collect Family Assets
The protagonist transmigrates, and trouble immediately hits the family. They’re reported or accused of having a bad class background, so the protagonist puts all the family’s gold, silver, and antiques into their pocket dimension, then goes to the countryside as an educated youth.
Historical Era + Quick Transmigration + Underdog Comeback
Looking for books similar to Quick Transmigration in the Era: The Tragic Cannon Fodder Heroine Strikes Back.
Looking for Stories Where the Heroine Can Cook and Makes Delicious Food!
As the title says, I'm a foodie and want stories where the heroine cooks, opens a shop, and falls in love along the way~
Seeking Recommendations! Are There Any Historical-Era Male/Male Novels About Men and Guys?
Most novels about male omega-like characters seem to be set in ancient times. I read one set in a more recent historical period and fell in love with it, but there aren't many. Please recommend some!
Seeking a Story Where the Female Lead Transmigrates as the Villain's Mother and Raises the Kids
Looking for a story where the female lead becomes the villain's mother and raises the kids.
I’m Out of Books. I’ve Already Read the Ones Everyone Knows, So Don’t Recommend Those
Romance, transmigration, period pieces, horror, zombie stories, any genre is fine. I just want something good. I haven’t found anything I can get into, and my reading drought is making me anxious.
Period Drama, No Golden Finger, Female Lead Works Hard to Make a Living, Everyday Family Life
Looking for a Female Protagonist Living as a Man, with No Superpowers and a Normal, Slow-Paced Plot
Looking for books like "The Girl I Took In on a Rainy Night Is Really Clingy". Everyday urban life that feels close to reality, an extremely possessive female lead, and a male lead who never gives up on her.
Any Highly Rated Novels Set in a Bygone Era? Looking for Good Logic and Plausibility
Looking for books like "I Took a Warehouse to the 1970s and Picked Up a Madman as My Husband".
Looking for a Story Set in a Bygone Era
I can’t remember the leads’ names, but I remember a scene from the blurb. Roughly, the male lead suspects the female lead and investigates, only to find she might just be kind of dumb and not very bright. Something along those lines. The male lead might work for the Ministry of State Security.
Grounded Stories Set in the 1980s
Preferably no superpowers or golden finger.
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Transmigrated as a Cannon Fodder in the 1970s, I Snag an Officer for a Husband
Impressive! I Brought an Entire Hospital to the 1970s
I Became the Short-Lived Beloved of a Period Novel, Then Married an Army Doctor!
Transmigrated into a 1970s Novel as the Terrible Mother of Three Children
Living a Wonderful Life in the Seventies
Transmigrating Into the 1950s: I Won’t Be Anyone’s Comparison Piece
The Country Girl Military Wife from the Army Compound Is So Delicate
Transmigrate into a Book in the 1970s: Get Rich and Raise Kids Without Missing a Beat
The 1970s Chief Is Untouchable, and Addictive!
The Wife Heaven Sent Me
Transmigrated as the Seventies Brigade Leader's Daughter, She's Set on Getting Rich
Transmigrate to the 1970s: The Military Wife's Sweet New Life!
The 1950s: Taking My Little Courtyard Through the Famine Years
After Being Reborn in the 1970s, She’s Taken Home by a Roughneck
An Ordinary Downcountry Life in the Seventies
Transmigrated to the 1970s, I Became the Beloved of a Disabled Veteran
Back to the 1970s: My Rugged Husband Is Young and Strong
I Transmigrated to the 1970s, and My Husband Treats Me Like a Queen
A Blissful Military Marriage: I Make the Soldier Next Door Blush in the Seventies
Transmigrating to the 1970s to Become a Laid-Back Couch Potato
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I just watched the beginning, and I wonder if anyone else is like me—I only spent a third of my money on stockpiling supplies, and I'm so frustrated. It feels like I died with money left unspent! Ugh! It's so frustrating for my OCD.
It's a great show! The family is harmonious, the children are obedient and sensible, and the man dotes on them. It's really good, but it's still ongoing, and I'm getting impatient waiting! 😢
This book is quite good; I think it deserves a 9 or higher. There's no illogical plot, no toxic romances or manipulative characters. Aside from a few exceptions, it's generally very heartwarming. The villagers are kind and simple, the neighbors get along well, the wife's and husband's families dote on her, the male lead loves and spoils her, and the children are well-behaved and sensible.
I absolutely love this story!!! Author, keep it up!!! I'm following you and hoping you won't let me down, my darling ❤️❤️ Sending you love ❤ Please don't abandon this story!!! —Author
It's still a very good read. I'm rereading both of the author's serialized books; they're excellent. At first, I couldn't accept that the male lead was married before and the female lead became a stepmother, but as I read on, I realized it's actually quite good. It's simple, heartwarming, and mutually healing.
It's a very good story. Zhou Yun loves her eldest child, second child, third child, and Ya Ya very much. She would do anything for them, and they would protect themselves and their mother for Zhou Yun. There's also a loving and harmonious family, and everyone is wonderful. I love it and hope the author continues to create great works. It's excellent.
I didn't expect that the two books I'm reading are written by the same author. I hope the author won't abandon the story. This one is also very good. I've already reread it several times. Yuan Wu's book has already started updating. Will this one also be updated?
So beautiful! Definitely deserves five stars!
The story is heartwarming, but the pacing is too fast, and the female lead only spent 50 out of 150, so she didn't collect all the resources. It could be longer. There are some typos, but not too many, and some words are missing. Otherwise, it's quite touching. It's a pity the female lead can't have her own children; perhaps it's precisely because she doesn't have her own children that she can focus so much love and energy on these four children.
This is so good! The author is amazing!