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
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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419Chapters
284Reads
7.4Score
57Listens
240.9kReads · all time
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Is there a male protagonist? It would be nice if he was a soldier brother
It's very beautiful. There is no messy top or white lotus. The heroine is capable, strong and confident without being exaggerated. It's wonderful.
Looks great, come on
From a child of a few years old to a centenarian, he has lived a magnificent life and contributed to the country and the people. It's my brother's eldest uncle who had a bad fate. It's a pity that both his wives were so good. The story is wonderful and worth appreciating!
A kid sitting on the front rail of a bicycle working as a mechanic? Is the author crazy or am I seeing things wrongly.
Life has been full of ups and downs for decades.
Not bad, mainly because there are no poisonous points. The high school classmate who helped her enter the machine factory is a pity. The highlight of the heroine is the little yellow croaker left by her parents. She did not keep it all just because she had a golden finger. She shared it equally with her brother. When she bought a house, she also knew how to buy it for her brother.
It's very interesting. Kudos to the author.
It's pretty good. There aren't many top-notch plot points, and the heroine handles things quickly and accurately. It's a pleasure to watch.
It's quite good-looking, but the heroine is a bit generous.