Making a Fortune in the 1950s
五十年代发家致富
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 763k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- The 1950s: I Flee to the Countryside with My Pocket Dimension【五零年代】带着空间跑路下乡Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is excellent. Throughout history, there have been countless ungrateful people who raise other people's children only to harm their own. Having your own abilities to support yourself is the only way to survive.
Even if you move everything out of Yang's family home, you should still get some interest, right? 😅
This is a really good period drama! Keep up the good work, author! Please update more often. I really support the female lead and her grandfather going to the countryside; after all, it's true that a stepmother often leads to a stepfather. Leaving Haicheng for the countryside actually made it easier for them to survive during the famine years that followed.
Well written, looking forward to your next installment.
It's very well written, especially the way she deals with her scumbag father and stepmother. She's incredibly decisive. When she discovers her father has taken his family out to eat and no one remembers her, she's heartbroken and goes straight back to her grandfather's house, becoming the family's darling. She leads everyone through that famine year. I really miss that era! I love it! (●°U°●)
Well written, this young lady has a good plan. There will be new surprises when you leave Haicheng and go to the new map!
Putting everything else aside, the heartwarming family bond between the female lead and her grandparents and great-uncle is incredibly touching and captivating, making it very engaging and drawing the reader in. Although it hasn't been written much yet, I can't help but give it five stars. The writing style is decent, and the plot is good too, avoiding any clichés or boredom.
Sigh, after reading so many books, I feel like all the female protagonists are incredibly powerful, whether they're strong, weak, or saintly. If I put myself in their shoes, I feel like I wouldn't survive more than two chapters. I'm not the kind of person who'd be bullied.
Hopefully, her biological father won't come knocking on their door again.
It's pretty good, worth a look! The female protagonist transmigrates at a young age, is resourceful, and knows how to use others' strengths against her. Although the ending is average, the author can continue the story by showing her taking revenge on the villains later. Currently, she's living back in her hometown.