Reborn in the 1990s: Riding the Rural Tide with Chen Shuting

Name: Reborn in the 1990s: Riding the Rural Tide with Chen Shuting
Author: Falling Flowers in Xiuyu

重生90年代：和陈书婷狂飙乡村

by Falling Flowers in Xiuyu (秀域落花)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.7M Words
Genre: Male-Channel Fanfiction
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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[Country-Village Foolish Doctor Story + Farming + Getting Rich] Transmigrated into the TV series The Knockout, Li Qing becomes the village idiot of Mang Village! In 1999, Mang Village has yet to be developed, Gao Qiqiang is still selling fish, and Chen Shuting is still working as an assistant to Uncle Tai. Given a second chance at life, Li Qing decides to change everything! Starting by stealing Chen Shuting, the Big Sister-in-Law, from under someone else’s nose, he builds a business from scratch!

With miraculous medical skills, he farms and grows agricultural produce, transforming the village into the most beautiful countryside…

He punishes bullies, protects the village beauty, and leads the villagers to prosperity…

Years later, in Jinghai City, anything the Gao family sets its eyes on will belong to my Li family!

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