With a Handy Convenience Store, Never Worry About Food or Clothes in Famine Years
万能便利店在手，荒年吃穿不用愁
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- Completed
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- 522k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- In the Fifties, I Dump My Deadbeat Dad and Stepmother and Take My Brother to Rewrite the Family Tree五零甩掉渣爹后娘，带弟弟换族谱Alternate title on Fanqie
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(Read up to 106) I've reviewed this novel; it's good. The female protagonist transmigrates to before the Great Famine of 1934. Her original mother died, and her scumbag father soon brought in a stepmother with four children. After transmigrating, the protagonist and her younger brother staged a scene, giving themselves away to their great-grandmother.
I forgot to rate it, but it's pretty good and very inspiring. The female lead helps her younger brother escape their terrible father and stepmother's family and move into the home of a martyr's grandmother. She and her brother, along with their friends, work hard to get into university.
She's my type of female lead—not someone who saves the world, but someone who does what she can. She has clear likes and dislikes, isn't a saint, and isn't reckless. She's like a rose growing among thorns. As long as she doesn't become a love-struck, spoiled wife type later on, I'll keep following her! 💕
After listening, you can check it out when you're looking for something to read! The female protagonist, along with her supermarket and cat, transmigrates to 1958. Facing a scumbag father and stepmother, she quickly finds a new, devoted father and finds solace in her grandmother's company. It's a heartwarming, gentle, and healing story.
The female protagonist is a transmigrator, and she immediately breaks off family ties and escapes the clutches of these awful characters—it's fantastic! (I'm so tired of these dramas about fighting awful people). Moreover, she has spies planted around these villains, both in the village and later in the county town.
This book is truly excellent! It's so much better than those typical rural youth stories where the protagonists outwit and outmaneuver their ruthless relatives. I'm really looking forward to every chapter! I just wish the author would update more often! 💕💕💕💕💕👍👍👍👍👍👍
It's a very good read. Both the female lead and the cat, Sang Biao, are loyal and devoted. The female lead and Sang Biao travel to the 1950s, but unfortunately, only the female lead survives in this new world; Sang Biao is gone forever. In the previous world, during the Great Famine, the female lead used all the supplies inside to help many brigades, counties, cities, and provinces.
It's pretty good, I really like Sang Biao. It's just that Sang Biao's ending is heartbreaking, and the plot feels a bit rushed. Suddenly Sesame is gone, and then he goes to the mountains to live out his days alone… His "golden finger" (advantageous abilities) doesn't appear much; I thought there would be more descriptions of famine years, but they were vaguely covered.
It's quite good. The female lead's character remained consistent, her secrets weren't exposed, and she didn't look down on anyone. She's not a saint at all; she settles scores immediately. The female lead and her younger brother have more screen time, while the male lead is just a background character.
Why give Sang Biao such a tragic ending? Why make a cat so devoted?