Transmigrate into a Book: The 1970s Cannon-Fodder Girl Raises Kids and Makes Money
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 347k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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170Chapters
549Reads · 30 days
130.9kReads · all time
8.2Score
173Listens
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Why hasn't anyone commented yet? I think it's great, simple and heartwarming.
Keep up the good work, author! I love this heartwarming story.
My goodness, I'm so tired of doing morning exercises every day!
It's so good! The characters are all nice, no truly awful ones, and the male lead's family—his brother and sister-in-law—are all wonderful. The male lead isn't as aloof as some other male leads either; he's more childlike and adorable, and the kids are quite cute too!
If the female lead is helping her parents, why does she also have to help the other people in the cowshed? Every time she makes something delicious, she has to give it to the male lead's family. It's one thing for the male lead's parents, but why does she have to give it to the male lead's brothers and sisters-in-law every time she makes something delicious?
It's quite good, but the female lead wasn't really developed much in the later parts of the book.
Why couldn't the author's spiritual spring water save the sister's IQ? Only four stars.
Beautiful! Simple and heartwarming, without too many quirks, which is exactly what I like – it's down-to-earth and relaxing to watch. Absolutely fantastic!
A warm and loving family, filled with everyday stories and gentle, enduring moments.
When will my sister be well? 😢