Back to the 1990s: No Regrets About Getting Divorced
重回九零之离婚不后悔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 542k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Completed Period Novels With No Golden Finger, but an Excellent Story
Stories Where the Heroine Has a Pocket Dimension and Empties Her Home Before the Family Is Seized
A Clear-Headed Female Lead Who Leaves the Male Lead and Their Child Behind: He Regrets It and Chases Her and Her Mom
The heroine has endured for years. Please, no stories where she talks about nothing but men, and no children either. Then I want the male lead to chase after his wife and make amends to his family. After seeing Luo Yao and Xun Jinyun on Douyin, I've been looking for something similar.
Reborn Entrepreneur in the 1980s and 1990s
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.
Looking for Period-Era Novels with No Male Lead, or No Female Lead
No couples, please. Don't recommend anything with romance. All you big shots on Fanqie, check the request carefully before recommending books. If you recommend one with a couple, I'll yell at you 😅
Reborn in the 1990s to Start a Business
No real estate, no internet businesses, no stock speculation, no entertainment industry, no writing novels, no betting on sports or the lottery. Reform state-owned enterprises and build real industries, especially labor-intensive ones. Create jobs and save workers from the wave of layoffs. Industry makes the nation strong, but capital is a sin.
A Reborn Female Lead Builds a Business in the 1980s or 1990s
Looking for books like Back to the Nineties: A Mother Finds Her Strength.
Romance Novels Where the Female Lead Is Reborn in the 1990s and Helps Her Family Prosper
I hope the female lead can be written as more badass! I've looked through so many books, and most follow the same formula. Can we get a Ran-jie from the 1990s?
High-Quality Rebirth Stories
Looking for books similar to At Home in 1990, Picking Up Trash in the Modern Era. In 1997, Wang Jiayin waits to die in a dilapidated house, but accidentally transmigrates from her family's cellar to 2018. From then on, she travels back and forth between the 1990s and the modern era, scavenging for junk and making...
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Reborn in 1990: I Changed My Fate with the Lottery
Reborn in the 1990s: The Cast-Off Wife's Cheat-Code Life
Reborn: Making Money and Building a Career With My Pocket Dimension
Reborn, I Just Want to Go to College and Make a Fortune
The Fiery Daughter-in-Law of the 1980s: My Husband Is a Mine Boss
Back to the ’80s to Get Rich with the Whole Family
After Failing the Entrance Exams in the 1990s, She Got Rich by Opening a Factory
’80s Spatial Realm: The Abandoned Wife’s Rise to Riches and Fame
Reborn in the 1990s: After My Divorce, I Become a Lady by Collecting Scrap
Reborn in a Pocket Dimension: The Little Landlord of the 1990s
Reborn in 2009: The Momfluencer Who Bought a House
Reborn in the 1970s: I Remarry a Soldier, and His Whole Family Gets What They Deserve
Reborn in the 1980s: Life Is Sweet
Reborn in 1996: Helping My Adoptive Parents' Whole Family Live Well
Reborn in 1990: Unleashing My Full Firepower
Reborn in the 1990s: Is It Really Too Much to Want to Be a Rich Second Generation?
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Why not ask a jerk for money? It's fine, but why not move to a different city? Isn't that better than living in a small town where people are constantly causing trouble?
After receiving the money, instead of moving to another city to develop his career, his former aunt-in-law started causing trouble for him every day.
The female lead calls her ex-husband's second sister "Second Sister," which is much more comfortable than just calling her by her name. They're divorced, yet there are still conflicts. Otherwise, it's alright. As for those who say the female lead lives in a small county and then moves to a first-tier city, Han City in the text is clearly Wuhan, and the female lead herself says she'll be living in a first-tier city in the future.
Realistic, authentic, and genuine. Not bad.
The pacing is tight, but the short stories are too frequent.
Overall, it's well-written; one of the few things I've read recently that I was able to finish.
Not bad, a different experience
Very realistic, very true. The female lead sometimes acts like she doesn't care about things that don't concern her, which is a bit selfish, but she also shows kindness by helping people she doesn't like.
It's amazing that the female lead met such a high-quality guy! I'm so envious.
It's good, and the characters are vivid, but there's a sense of repetition. In reality, there are indeed cases where family members don't love their children.