[Transmigration + space + special abilities + wild imagination + not a self-sacrificing saint + uses her brain + no romance]
Jiang Wanyu, a zombie in the apocalypse, finally manages to die, only to transmigrate into a fifty-year-old woman in the 1990s.
She's poor, ugly, short, and has five troublesome children. She doesn't want to live anymore and plans to die after this meal! But the suckling pig is so delicious, and the snake meat is so tasty, along with crawfish, loaches, and eels...
Jiang Wanyu makes a deal with the ghosts of the Song family: to change their fates.
The eldest Song son is honest and kind, and his wife is careful and level-headed. They were dirt poor in their previous lives, but this time they open factories and become farmer-entrepreneurs.
The second Song son was framed in his previous life, and his talent landed him in prison, tearing his family apart. This time, he's determined to be a good cop and uphold justice.
The third Song son was lazy and greedy in his previous life and married a viper of a wife. This time, he's the first and most ruthless to hustle, and enters the real estate business.
The eldest and youngest daughters also find careers of their own.
The old woman has special abilities and a pocket dimension, but doesn't abuse them or act like a self-sacrificing saint. She retains the calm and clear-headedness of a zombie while experiencing what it's like to have a family.
The family enjoys a warm, peaceful life, without anyone being too outlandish (there are occasional troublemakers, but nothing too extreme, just the usual stuff).
They expose conspiracies, resolve hidden dangers, push the next generation to work hard, and raise the third generation.
To the Song family, Jiang Wanyu is like the rock that steadies a ship, guiding everyone step by step toward an independent and happy life.
Worth a look! I read a book last night, a chronology, which is more rigorous in describing some details. Regarding the protagonist's character, what I have seen so far is as follows: First, the protagonist was not an ordinary person before he became a zombie. He had upright views and behavior, was not a virgin, and had independent opinions. Second, for time travel, one needs to accept the body step by step, enter the role before coming up, and show off one's talents. Third, the protagonist has special powers and two spaces, but overall he is not out of the ordinary. He treats others like fools and comes up with rare items for a while. Fourth, love does not come so quickly. She is more accepting and tolerant of children. She properly accepts and educates the children of the original body, and does not give up her spirit at first. I have read tens of thousands of words so far, and I feel the same way. I hope that the character of the protagonist will be stable in the later period, and it will not be a big routine. It is worth watching.
There is a golden finger and there is space, but there is no abuse or the heart of the Holy Mother. The family is an ordinary family, each with its own thoughts, but quite warm and united. The characters have different personalities. From the description of words and actions, the logic is generally good. It doesn't get into the state very quickly, and it doesn't always feel good. I like to read this kind of writing that flows slowly and doesn't rely on golden fingers. Come on, the author. From what I've seen so far, it's probably going to be a million articles. The old lady looks like she's in her fifties. Just check in and keep reading once she's fattened up!
Nice! ! ! Period literature + old ladies are my thing! The story is delicate, not sluggish, flowing, or cliche. It's just too short and not enough to read👀. I hope the author can maintain his standards, continue to update, and finish writing this wonderful story.
It is quite natural that poverty alleviation was not started from the beginning. The images of the three sons are quite profound and they are not aggrieved. The heroine didn't want this body at first, but she was naturally attracted to it. The original owner also came out and made a deal with the heroine
The story is eloquent, the characters are described delicately, and overall it's good. The only drawback is that there are currently only over 100,000 words, and it is still being serialized. I hope the author can keep writing steadily and the character will not collapse. Judging from the cover, the old lady should have two dogs. I look forward to them appearing! I like this kind of smart animal with golden fingers. The family life is short and warm, and there are no special troubles. The heroine handles things neatly! Mark, let's fatten up first!
It's been a long time since I found an article that I can read the last chapter in one breath. I hope I can continue to do so. After I found out that the old lady was not my biological mother, it wasn't that good to watch, and the plot was also dragged out. I wrote a lot about the Huang family, and I only read through the catalog.
It's really beautiful, don't let the title fool you. 😄😄😄😄😄
The writing is very good, but the plot has changed from a period novel to a fantasy novel 😅 😅 It's too out of the ordinary
Good, good, good
It's very interesting, well written, and very interesting. It's a pity that the author has not updated it.