Reborn in the 1990s: Life for the Children Left Behind
重生九零之留守子女日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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- Reborn in the Days When I Was Left Behind as a Child重生到做留守子女的时光Alternate title on Fanqie
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Period Romance with a Brutal, No-Nonsense Heroine!
The heroine has a bad temper and starts fighting at the slightest provocation. Only the male lead can calm her down.
Quiet and Engaging, Best Read with Some Thought
I've read most novels already.
Cozy, Comforting Slice-of-Life Stories
No melodrama, no exaggeration. The writing style doesn't matter 🍋
A Period-Era Story So Good It’ll Take Your Breath Away
The Female Lead Returns to High School or Middle School, Studies Hard, and Isn't Love-Brained or Stupid
The story can have a male lead or not. Are there any stories about someone who studies seriously, builds a career, and does research, without having a secret crush? The kind with a clear head and a firm grip on reality.
Recommend Some Period-Era Stories Worth Reading Twice or Three Times
The Heroine Returns to the Year 2000 and Buys Houses and Land to Cash In on Demolitions
The female lead is reborn in the year 2000 and uses her knowledge of the future to buy land and houses that are about to be demolished. Beijing, Shenzhen, or Shanghai are all fine!
Reborn Between 2000 and 2010
Don't give me amateurish novels. I'm picky. I want stories about pursuing the heroine, or the heroine pursuing the hero. They shouldn't be too short, preferably over a million words. The main focus should be pursuing the heroine, with making money as a side plot.
The Protagonist Is Reborn as a Child in the 1990s and Helps His Parents Start a Business
Reborn in Elementary School: A Simple Life Changed by Parents Who Work Away from Home
Looking for books like "Reborn: Starting with Buying a House".
Young Master Lu's Little Ancestor Is a Hidden Big Shot
Looking for Stories About Heroines Starting Businesses in the 1980s or 1990s
No spatial-storage golden fingers. Ideally, both leads are smart and capable. No doormat saints or useless wimps, and preferably no bizarre parents. (Nothing emotionally or physically torturous. I read for the fun of it.)
Life Is So Stifling, Give Me Something Light and Fun to Read
I’m Desperate for Something to Read. Any Good Novels, Any Genre?
Looking for books similar to A Glimpse of the World of TV Dramas. Anything goes: tycoon stories, historical settings, TV drama crossovers, streamers, saving yandere characters, quick transmigration, horror, the supernatural, and so on. Any genre is fine, as long as the writing is good. Please~
Looking for a Period Novel Where the Heroine Is a Minor Character Who Enjoys the Gossip
Looking for stories like A Transmigrator's Self-Cultivation as a 1970s Bystander. Please recommend 1970s transmigration-into-a-book stories! The female lead should be a bit player who stays away from the main plot, lives a laid-back life, and enjoys easygoing farming and daily life.
The Male Lead Forces the Female Lead into a Relationship, and Ideally They're Both from Powerful Families
A long-planned romance or love at first sight would both be fine. Ideally, the female lead's best friend would have a romance too.
I'm Out of Books to Read, Why Won't Anyone Recommend Some? (Unfinished Beloved-by-All Stories)
The entire novel can be described with just two words: sweet romance. I do not want a very weak female lead. I want one who is extremely strong and can stand as the male lead's equal, while he is also deeply doting
Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside, with a Reborn or Transmigrated Female Lead (I Stopped Reading Around the College Entrance Exam, Before It Was Finished)
There was a supporting character, a female educated youth, who got pregnant before marriage (I think the male educated youth returned to the city early), then married someone from the village. They were doing well at first, but then the college entrance exam got them into trouble.
The King in the Shadows: A Great Read
Looking for books similar to The King in the Shadows. It tells the story of Chen Mo, a country boy who uses various schemes and methods to turn his life around and become the king of the underworld and a business tycoon. Brothers and sisters, please show your support. Thank you 🌹
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This book truly embodies the spirit of being down-to-earth! Our heroine is reborn at age 10, starting her rebellion by avoiding disfigurement. It turns out that true rebellion isn't so difficult after all. Her parents have gone to work in the city to pay off debts, leaving her as a left-behind child in the countryside. But she plans her daily activities meticulously; while others are watching TV, she's already earning money…
I've already read the part updated on January 13, 2026. The female lead is a very hardworking and ambitious person who studies hard and is full of vitality. She was probably born in the early 1980s and reborn in the 1990s. She was 8 or 10 years old when she got up early to make and sell xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) to earn money. I really like the personalities of the female and male leads.
This is a relatively realistic novel, not melodramatic, and logical. The female protagonist does the right thing at the right age. She doesn't act like a boss or run a business like a child. She just gives her parents advice and ideas so they can take risks. She also guides her younger siblings and cousins to strive for success. Her grandparents are also very kind, democratic, and don't interfere much. The only awful aunt is gone early on. Five stars! A very good novel!
I really like it. What I especially like is that the female lead doesn't take on everything herself or interfere in other people's lives. Also, when her older cousins helped her with chores as a child, they didn't do it for their own benefit; they didn't just volunteer for their sister's sake or have ulterior motives. Like her college roommate said, she has an uplifting energy; her own efforts to grow and improve influence those around her.
I love reading slice-of-life stories like this; it's totally my cup of tea, and it really relaxes my mind. I hope the author keeps updating; I'm already looking forward to your next book! ૮ ´ ᗜ `͈ ა♡
After being reborn, the female protagonist strives to fight for herself and is no longer cowardly. She not only changes her own destiny but also that of her family. She doesn't let go of her enemies from her past life, but instead seeks revenge. Overall, the story is slice-of-life and heartwarming.
It's quite good; the flaws don't detract from its overall quality. The author is clever, focusing on what they're good at and quickly moving past the weaker parts. The prices were a little chaotic at the beginning. Also, a reminder to the author: don't let the female lead forget the suffering she endured in her past life.
Relatively objective, the female protagonist doesn't fly or teleport, making her more relatable. Author, keep up the good work, it can be even better!
The writing is quite good. Don't be put off by the low rating; it's more engaging than many 8 or 9-point novels, at least it's readable. The female lead is very clear-headed and knows what to do at her age. She quickly resolves the few difficult relatives she encounters at the beginning.
It's the kind of period drama I like to read. There's not actually that much scheming and intrigue in rural areas. I prefer the simple and peaceful life like this. I've always wanted to write a novel about my childhood, but I can't seem to get it right. I don't know what I would be like if I were reborn; maybe I just lack the confidence to become incredibly powerful.