The Sixies Baby Is a Lucky Charm, Bringing the Whole Family Good Fortune
六零崽崽是锦鲤，带着全家开挂啦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 416k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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In booklists 4
Historical-Era Stories with Kids!
The kind where they make delicious food for the little ones, and it's still a sweet romance!! Hit me with stories like this until I die!
Any Period Drama Without Transmigration, Rebirth, or Transmigration into a Book?
I want a story where the heroine is the original person herself. I don't want to read about someone being reborn without getting smarter, or someone who transmigrates into another person's body. Please recommend a book where the heroine is the original person.
Period Pieces, Pocket Spaces with Supplies, Farming, and Selling Snacks
Are there any books like this? Please, please, please! (I just picked a random cover.)
I Can't Find That Era-Era Lucky Protagonist Novel I Read Before
When the female lead was little, she saved the Dragon King's daughter, who seemed to be a koi spirit. She gave her a pearl or something, and the female lead gained good luck. Her father went from running a business to becoming the richest man, and the family eventually moved into a traditional courtyard house, I think. The male lead's family was rich and influential. He was sent for reeducation through labor, while he and his mother lived in the village and his father and grandfather were on a f
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Quick Transmigration to the Seventies: Build a Fortune, Raise Kids, and Thrive with a Pocket Dimension
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Transmigrated to the 1970s: The Handsome Male Educated Youth Has His Eye on Me
I Donated Billions in Assets, Then Transmigrated to the Famine Era!
The Little One’s Happy Life
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Seeing the exciting parts suddenly end, and with so much left unresolved regarding Arya's fate and the male lead's father's situation, it felt like such a bad ending. I'm left wanting more and hope for a second season! I really want to see it! (✪▽✪)
Overall, it looks alright. Because it's a completed book, there are a few typos that can't be corrected, but you can still spot them if you read carefully. Xingbao is very cute, but the ending was a bit abrupt, and it felt like there were still some things left unsaid.
It was quite good, but the ending was too abrupt.
It was good, but it ended too quickly. I wanted to watch more.
It was good, but the ending felt rushed; Arya (the villain) didn't even get her own ending.
It was good, but the ending was so abrupt, it felt rushed.
A very happy and adorable book for babies.
What happened to Er Ya? Did it just end like that?
It's pretty good, I don't know why not many people watch it.
It's pretty good, I want to see what happens next.