Transmigrating to the Sixties: Eat Well, Drink Your Fill, and Make Money
穿越六零，吃饱喝足挣钱钱
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- Completed
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- 863k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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419Chapters
201Reads · 30 days
241.3kReads · all time
7.4Score
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Is there a male lead? It would be great if he were a soldier.
It's exceptionally good; there aren't any messy, overly virtuous or hypocritical characters. The female lead is capable, strong, confident, and not pretentious—it's very compelling.
Looks great, keep it up!
From a young child to a centenarian, his life was full of ups and downs, and he made contributions to the country and its people. It's just a pity that his brother-in-law's life was so unfortunate; both of his wives were such awful women. The story is very compelling and worth reading!
A little kid sitting on the front crossbar of a bicycle doing mechanic work? Is the author crazy or am I seeing things?
Life is a journey of several decades, filled with all sorts of flavors: sweet, sour, bitter, spicy, and salty.
It's pretty good. The main thing is that there aren't any major flaws. It's a pity that her high school classmate helped her get into the machine factory. One highlight of the female lead is that she doesn't hoard the small amount of money her parents left her just because she has a cheat ability. She shares it equally with her brother and even knows to buy a house for him.
It's really good, author, keep up the good work!
It's pretty good. There aren't many bad characters in the plot, and the female lead handles things quickly and decisively, making it very enjoyable to watch.
It's pretty good, but the female lead is a bit too generous.