Book Transmigration to the 1940S: The Concubine-Born Son His Father Abandoned

Name: Book Transmigration to the 1940S: The Concubine-Born Son His Father Abandoned
Author: Jun Yaling

书穿四零，成了被亲爹放弃的庶子

by Jun Yaling (君雅灵)

Status: Completed
Length: 455k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Republican-Era Romance
Updated: 1y ago
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This is a period novel told from the male lead’s point of view. It contains a little bit of Shadi, but most of the story is more slice-of-life. Shi Ning’an had finally waited for the country to reopen. He wanted to look for work again, but couldn’t bear to abandon the food account he had spent years building. So he dug into the money he’d saved to buy a house, took over a shop, and started making private meals and desserts himself. After more than half a year of preparation, he finally opened for business. On the very first day, a drunk truck driver took him out. He thought he was done for, but when he woke up, he had transmigrated to the Republican era and become the illegitimate son of a warlord. He was an illegitimate son his own father had abandoned. Shi Ning’an sighed and took what little he owned, along with his frail, helpless concubine who could do nothing but whimper, and left their old city to make a life for themselves in another one. In an era without computers, phones, or entertainment, he had no idea whether he could live long enough to see mobile phones become a thing. The mother and son were already having a hard time, but then his concubine’s compassion ran wild and she picked up a strange little creature with a big head and a tiny body. There was nothing for it. They’d picked it up, so they couldn’t just abandon it. They had no choice but to grit their teeth and raise it. The little creature grew plumper and fairer by the day. After raising it for more than half a year, he still hadn’t realized that the ugly little thing was actually a girl. Just when he finally found a place he liked, he learned that he had transmigrated into a book. He wanted to get away from here and avoid trouble, but he had only just settled in and spent a fortune doing so. Leaving right away didn’t sit well with him. Sigh...

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I really like watching this period, but there are very few
30 likes3y ago
Good-looking (´艸｀) The male protagonist has a big golden finger! Collecting supplies and delivering supplies, but when you encounter someone who has the ability to kill a kid, you actually let him go? ! I was so confused when I saw it! Shouldn't we kill and kill the Japanese when we meet them? Anyway, there is room to hide
18 likes1y ago
It started well, I finished reading the first book
16 likes3y ago
The writing is quite good, but there are a lot of typos. I suggest you check it after you finish it. I look forward to updating it.
13 likes3y ago
This is the third time I have read this book. Every time I read it, I feel extremely uneasy inside. Maybe I am an ordinary vulgar person and feel that the protagonist's behavior pattern is irrational. Even though he lived between 1939 and 1949, the most tragic era in Eastern China in the past 400 years, with the magical ability of the protagonist, he could definitely make the life of his grandparents, mother, and sister better, and even powerfully intervene in the process of the Eastern battlefield of World War II. But he seems to be more dedicated to taking the old, weak, women and children to experience first-hand the details of despair and pain caused by various war disasters. It seems that hiding, hiding, collecting, and putting out fires are everything in life. Of course, I still have to give a 5-star review. The author's feelings about his family and country are worthy of praise! But this is the most uncomfortable perfect review I have received in 25 years of reading online articles! 🙏
11 likes2y ago
It was good at first, but I said I wouldn't let anyone know about it, but eventually my grandparents even put it in. His adoptive uncle's son also went in. Just be nice to him. The result is fantastic. The ghosts are out. Why. I feel like the protagonist will become an immortal. After all, his mental strength has been revealed.
8 likes3y ago
Very well written and beautiful
8 likes3y ago
I was very excited to read the war-era story. I also admired the forefathers' spirit of fighting through life and death, and it hurt Japan's wolfish ambition. This space story was really refreshing to read. I'm excited to read the rest of it, hoping it will be more exciting.
6 likes2y ago
Is the author about to enter the palace?
6 likes3y ago
It's rare to read a period novel. It's very interesting. It's very imaginative and has very positive views. I like the setting of the male protagonist very much. He has a gentle and powerful feeling that is not found in the real world [laughs]
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