I Woke Up in the 1980s with Seven Kids, and My Wicked Mother-in-Law Fainted in Terror
八零睁眼七个娃，恶婆婆吓撅过去
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- I Woke Up as a Terrible Mother-in-Law and Got Rich Fishing and Raising Kids睁眼成极品婆婆，靠打渔养崽致富Alternate title on Fanqie
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Period Novels, No Male Lead, No Male Lead, No Male Lead
Raising kids, farming, building a career, any genre is fine. Good values, and no male lead!!!
Looking for Stories with an Elderly Heroine, a Grandma
Preferably with a couple. Period stories and farming stories are both fine.
Any Stories About Being Reborn as a Mother-in-Law?
I've only come across two so far. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Looking for Female-Led Stories with No Romance, Where the Female Lead Is Always Smart
I want that feeling where the heroine has everything under control. Ideally, she's already really, really powerful from the very beginning of the story *^_^*
Period Story: Reborn Grandma Leaves Her Children Behind and Lives for Herself!
A story set in the past: an elderly woman is reborn, abandons her son and daughter, and lives for herself!
Female-Led Period Pieces With No Romance, No Romance
No stories about raising kids or having little ones!!! I want no romance and no male lead.
Stories About Transmigrating Into a Mother-in-Law or Grandmother
Leading the whole family to prosperity
Looking for Stories About Elderly Women in the Historical Era, with No Romance
Looking for books like "Transmigrating to the Eighties: Leeching Off My Parents Above, My Kids Below, and My Sister-in-Law in Between".
Period-Era Story, Laid-Back Female Lead, Raising a Son
Looking for a Period Novel with a Golden Finger Set on an Island or by the Sea
Any Stories About Someone Transmigrating as an Old Lady Who Doesn’t Date? No CP, No CP.
I read stories about transmigrating into an old lady because I want to see someone finally break free of the misery of being oppressed in the name of filial piety. No romance for the protagonist: let her focus on farming or building a career. Could we please stop having people transmigrate into old ladies with sons and grandchildren, only to use all kinds of miraculous pills after transmigrating and then fall in love?
Looking for Novels About the Ocean, Fishing, Aquaculture, Fish Farms, and Angling
I'm looking for novels about the ocean, catching fish, fishing, aquaculture, fishing grounds, and all kinds of fish. System novels are welcome, such as "Ocean Hunter", "A Leisurely Life by the Sea", "Portable Ranch", "I Can Turn into a Fish", "God-Tier Little Fisherman", "Legend of a Fisherman", and "Ocean Fishing System", among others.
Accidentally Finds a Storage Ring and Returns to the 1980s as a Baby
Any Pure Fishing Stories About Tidal Flats and Catching Fish at Sea, No Cultivation?
Stories With a Mother-in-Law as the Heroine and a Male Lead
Raising children and building wealth.
Amazing Period-Era Novels, I’m Out of Shows to Watch
I want a story without awful characters, with less focus on the male lead. Ideally, the whole family dotes on the female lead. Transmigration, transmigrate into a book, or reborn are all fine.
Who Doesn't Love Foraging in the Mountains and Gathering Seafood? Money Is Everywhere! Looking for All Kinds of Gathering Stories
Stories Where the Female Lead Becomes a Wicked Mother-in-Law!
Looking for a System that helps the whole family get rich! Please, please, please!
Looking for a Period-Era Novel with No Romance or Female Lead
No female lead. I don't mean that female characters are bad, but I've read so many period novels from the heroine's point of view that I'm tired of them. I'd like something from a male character's perspective, preferably about leading the whole village toward harmony, kindness, and prosperity: everyone gets rich together. Thanks!
Stories About Transmigrating into a Mother-in-Law, Grandmother, or Mom
Lately, nothing I read has been doing it for me. Suddenly, I'm really in the mood for stories where the protagonist transmigrates into the role of a mother-in-law, grandma, or mom. Girls, please recommend some!
Looking for Novels About Going Abroad to Cash In on Opportunities
I'm out of things to read. I want a wish-fulfillment novel with a grand scope, focused on fleecing foreigners.
Easygoing Fishing and Foraging by the Sea in a Fishing Village, Down-to-Earth, No Livestreaming
Any Stories with an Old Lady as the Protagonist?
Strong Female Lead and Military Male Lead, Both Pure, Male Lead Is 188/190 Cm Tall
The male lead has an eight-pack, smells fresh and nice, and is both handsome and rich. They are each other's first and only love. He is willing to spend money on the female lead, sees her as his whole world, loves only her, and treats her exceptionally well. The female lead never cooks or does housework, so the male lead takes care of all the chores, always.
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I Became an Evil Mother-in-Law, Tried to Lie Low, and Got Stuck to the Pan
Reborn in the 1980s: The Old Lady Lives It Up, Takes It Easy, and Torments Her Ungrateful Son
I Transmigrated to the 1970s, but I Really Don’t Want to Be a Nasty Old Grandma
Cruel Mother-in-Law? I Flip the Table, Change Heirs, and Rise to the Top
After Reincarnating as a Short-Lived Mother-in-Law, I Spoil My Daughters-in-Law
I Became a Mother-in-Law in the 1980s
After Becoming the Wicked Mother-in-Law, I Thrive During the Famine
Transmigrated Into a Period Novel as the Villainous Mother-in-Law
The Wicked Mother-in-Law: I Spoiled the Whole Family
After Transmigrating as a Wicked Mother-in-Law, I Take the Whole Family to the Imperial Exams
The Cannon-Fodder Wicked Mother-in-Law's Road to a Comeback
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I'm Losing It! I Woke Up as the Worst Mother-in-Law!
Reborn as a Villainous Old Woman, the Wicked System Teaches Me to Turn Over a New Leaf
Reborn, the Wicked Old Lady Just Wants to Drink Herself Into Oblivion
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Abandoned by Her Children, the Old Lady Is Reborn in the 1980s
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First of all, I finished reading it, and I think this novel is indeed well-written. There are some extreme characters, and I can understand that you might have included them to make the story less bland. However, I feel that if there are too many descriptions, it can make readers angry, wondering why these characters aren't gone yet, constantly jumping around, which affects the reading experience.
I watched all 24 episodes from the first, and overall it's been very good. The writing is excellent. The slice-of-life scenes, if not handled well, could be quite boring, but this one is handled exceptionally well, preventing it from feeling tedious or overly mundane. It covers family matters, the redemption of cannon fodder, and other aspects—nothing particularly noteworthy.
I think the female lead is great. Just because of her desire to "change the fate of the four girls in the Zhou family the most, and everything else is secondary," I will continue reading as long as the story doesn't have any major problems. Comments often say she's too weak, but that's because other female protagonists are too powerful.
The second daughter-in-law is too wicked, let her go.
Why is the rating so low? Out of the thousand-plus books I've read, this book ranks in the top fifty for logic. The rigorous logic and well-developed, realistic supporting characters are rare qualities in a novel. Why haven't you changed your name since you're already in school?
This book is addictive; once you start reading, you won't want to put it down. The author writes well. My greatest wish is that impoverished children will be cared for by kind people and have a good life.
I've changed my mind; the later parts are quite good. I was genuinely annoyed at the beginning, but that also shows the author's good writing.
I really like this book. It's about making money and getting rich steadily, and the villainous family is gradually reformed. Although there are one or two awful characters, they don't pose any threat to the female lead and are quickly dealt with. Overall, it's a very good book. If you like period fantasy novels, you should definitely check it out!
Well, this book is basically about simple happiness. It doesn't really go into too much detail, I think. 🤭 And the so-called villains are all easy to reform. The female lead just uses the system to make money, save money, and expand the family business. It's a happy ending, so it's fair to say it's a happy ending.
The content mostly consists of mundane, everyday matters, which form the flesh and blood of the entire novel. There are no dramatic twists and turns, no gripping suspense or tear-jerking moments; it's simply about transmigrating into a book, relying on the self-rescue guide provided by the system and good fortune, accumulating wealth step by step to grow stronger, change the fate of cannon fodder, and enable family members to change their destiny and live a better life.