
The Laid-Back Landlady Raising Kids in the 2000s
零零年代之咸鱼包租婆养娃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 144k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Recommendations, Please! Completed!!!! I've Lost the Will to Read, Help Me Out
I'll read anything! I want funny stories, aaah, I'm out of things to read! Please help me find something, everyone!
Excellent Completed Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Strong female and male leads, taking down scumbags, past and present lives
Looking for Stories About a Woman Who Is Reborn and Buys Houses! She Wants to Become a Landlady!
Looking for books similar to Reborn in 2009: Buying a House While Raising a Child and Becoming a YouTuber. Buy a house, get rich, and win at life!
Any Genre Is Fine
I can't find a single book on Tomato that I can finish anymore. Bring out all the good books you've been saving for a rainy day!
Any Stories Where She Gets Pregnant After a Breakup, and the Kid Runs Into Their Real Dad on Their Own?
Stories Set in a Bygone Era, No Military Marriages
Looking for books similar to "I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970s and Found the Toughest Guy in the Village". The male lead should be a rough, tough village guy or something like that. No having multiple children, and please don't make him a soldier in a military marriage plot. There are way too many of those, and they're not very original.
Looking for Period Novels With a Passage to the Modern World for Shopping
The Female Lead Transmigrates, Has a Child, and Is Pregnant Again. Ideally, It’s a Bit Silly
The kind where the male lead absolutely spoils the female lead.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into a Pregnant Woman?
Historical romance or stories set in a specific historical era.
A House with N Properties, Pure Rental Income, and a Tycoon Protagonist
Historical-Era Story About a Female Lead Who's a Chef at a State-Owned Restaurant
The Female Lead Unexpectedly Inherits More Than Ten Residential Complexes, Collects Rent Every Day, and Encounters All Kinds of Stories
I've been wanting to read this kind of story lately (based on the title). Are there any? I really want to read one.
Looking for a Historical Romance With a Wife-Chasing Redemption Arc
Period Novel Recommendations
Recommending some stories set in the olden days!
Could You All Please Help Me Find Some Books?
I read this a few years ago. I think the female lead was something like a hotel manager. Every day, male leads from different CEO romance novels would check in, and a whole series of ridiculous melodramatic events would follow. It was pretty funny. The female lead would also help the heroines who were suffering in each melodramatic story. I think that's about it.
Looking for Novels About Collecting Rent
The protagonist believes his family is poor until he grows up, then discovers that they are actually very rich, and his parents send him out to collect rent.
Rent Collection and a Protagonist with Lots of Properties. No Post-Apocalyptic Stories
Super-Sweet Romance
Looking for Stories Set in the Past With a Female Lead Who’s an Educated Youth
Please ♥(。→v←。)♥
Period-Era Stories, but Not Love in the Courtyard
Why Is Everything a Period-Era Story Now? I Can’t Read Any of Them…
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Full-Time Landlady: The Men Renting Her Apartments
They Laid Off the Company Landlady
The Landlady of the Eighties: The System Makes Me Richer Than a Nation
Divine Servant's Daily Life: I Want to Be a Landlady Every Day
Reborn with a Property Portfolio: Collect Rent and Live Like a Rich Lady
I’m Reborn! I’m Going to Be a Landlady!
Reborn: I’m Going to Be a Landlord
A Truckload of Property Deeds, How Am I Supposed to Collect Rent?
Back to 2002: Becoming a Viral Landlady
I Own a Ton of Property Deeds
After Kicking My Toxic Boss to the Curb, I Became a Landlady
The Landlady Arrives with a System
I Inherited Ten Buildings from the Start
I Make a Killing Collecting Rent in the Apocalypse
Apocalypse Landlady: My Tenants Have a Few Billion Problems
Fifteen School-District Homes from the Start
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The female lead was a staunch non-marriage advocate, so why did they end up together? 🤦🤦🤦🤦
This novel resonated with some of my own thoughts; its ideas are quite progressive. I personally don't really yearn for marriage, partly due to my family background, and partly because of my own strong opinions. It's so rare to find someone who truly understands and accommodates you, and marriage should inherently be about mutual compromise.
I don't want to get married either. It's too complicated, involving managing all sorts of relationships, and it's not even secure! The divorce rate is so high these days! I'd rather be free and independent on my own. It's just that my later years might be a bit tough, unless I'm as rich as the female lead!
I think this female protagonist has a really good life ideal. Since she has a child and can also have a career, does she still need a man? Men are just a spice in life. Many girls in reality think this way. Women can do what men do, and men can't do what women can do.
I strongly support the author's portrayal of the female protagonist. Everyone talks about gender equality, but due to lingering patriarchal ideas, women are expected to marry, be family women, love their children, and prioritize their children above themselves—this seems to be exclusively female. If they don't, they're considered wrong and immediately labeled "bad women" or irresponsible.
Ah!!! It's so good!!! Author, please update soon!!! 😫😫😫
The female protagonist's self-reliance and adherence to her heart, her refusal to sacrifice her freedom for various emotions, and ultimately her ability to bring happiness to everyone perfectly. In reality, women, especially married women, often compromise with life by gradually losing and giving up on themselves, swallowing their helplessness and bitterness.
I highly recommend this novel; it's really good. I really like the female lead's approach to children—she prioritizes their happiness and doesn't impose her own ideas on them. I admire her free and easy lifestyle.
Superb! The content is concise and clear, without dragging. I strongly agree with the female lead's ability to stick to her beliefs and make decisions immediately when she realizes something, without being blinded by romance. Her educational philosophy towards her child is also excellent, respecting the child's choices. Marriage isn't necessarily the final destination for women.
Absolutely fantastic! I rarely see stories about reincarnation into this era. 🥰🥰🥰