Zhang Lingyue, who grew up in a small mountain village and dreamed of returning to rural life, was reborn on the eve of her marriage and returned to the summer of 1999. This year she was thirteen years old and entered junior high school. Her parents went out to work. From then on, she said goodbye to her hometown and the rural life she loved. During holidays, she took her younger siblings to the city to reunite with her parents. She also had many regrets in her life.
After she was reborn, she wanted to change the rest of her life and make up for her regrets.
Just... Let's start by making sour ingredients and selling them.
Note: The heroine will return to live in a small town in the future, and will not leave her hometown to work hard in a big city.
Reader comments
Very well written, starting a business cannot be smooth sailing
Wow, I love this simple and in-depth story of life. It's great that Lingyue's family can continue their warmth, and that Lingyue and Mingsheng can also share each other's youth.
I wonder if the author often writes argumentative essays [laughing][laughing]
It's very beautiful, about ordinary days, very simple, and written in a way that makes it easy for me to read. It's just that the number of words is a little short, not enough to read. Big cheers for the author! ! !
The first one feels like I am writing about stuff from my hometown. As a foreigner, I don't quite understand it, but I clearly feel that it is very simple and plain, which is what life itself is like.
Very well written, starting a business cannot be smooth sailing
Wow, I love this simple and in-depth story of life. It's great that Lingyue's family can continue their warmth, and that Lingyue and Mingsheng can also share each other's youth.
I wonder if the author often writes argumentative essays [laughing][laughing]
It's very beautiful, about ordinary days, very simple, and written in a way that makes it easy for me to read. It's just that the number of words is a little short, not enough to read. Big cheers for the author! ! !
The first one feels like I am writing about stuff from my hometown. As a foreigner, I don't quite understand it, but I clearly feel that it is very simple and plain, which is what life itself is like.