Xiao Zhinian felt like she’d never been in step with the times. While everyone else was watching Korean dramas, she was buried in homework. While others played murder-mystery games, she was working overtime. As for the whole “transmigrating into a book” craze, she’d only ever seen it in novels, until she herself went plop and fell right into one.
She certainly picked a book. They dropped her straight into Reborn in the Seventies: A Country Bride Moves to the City. She rubbed her hands together, eager to see how dazzling the female lead’s halo would be. But after searching through her memories, she realized she didn’t even get a chance to make an appearance. She wasn’t important enough to have a name, just a background character the female lead wouldn’t even glance at while walking by.
She quickly settled on her role: don’t steal the female lead’s story, and don’t provoke the nasty supporting characters.
She had just one goal: buy a house! Buy shops! Then one day, wearing flower-print slippers and carrying a huge ring of keys, she’d collect rent like some kind of “key fairy.”
Just imagining it made her grin. While other people transmigrated into books to fall in love and turn their lives around, she was getting into real estate and becoming a landlady. This trend was right up her alley!
Wow, this protagonist is awesome. In order to gossip and get information from Mantou, the protagonist also found a food partner. If you like this kind of writing, you can read it...
It's a pretty good article, from the heroine's difficulty in reorganizing her family to life in the countryside. It's not all about being the best for the sake of being the best. For example, the heroine's mother will inevitably wrong her biological children for the sake of family harmony when reorganizing the family. Indeed, she is unreliable in her natal family. When the family is in trouble, the widow is very limited. She has to make choices in order to let her children grow up safely. With the development of their respective small families, conflicts break out and then they are determined to support their own children. Indeed, whose children are loved by others, it gradually becomes even. Please update soon.
It's very interesting, I really like this kind of plain and simple period writing.
Very pretty, I can't stop eating melons
It's very beautiful. I usually eat melons non-stop, and my parents live a trivial life as a citizen.
It looks good, I love watching it, I still watch it👀 [Admiration]
Wow, this protagonist is awesome. In order to gossip and get information from Mantou, the protagonist also found a food partner. If you like this kind of writing, you can read it...
It's a pretty good article, from the heroine's difficulty in reorganizing her family to life in the countryside. It's not all about being the best for the sake of being the best. For example, the heroine's mother will inevitably wrong her biological children for the sake of family harmony when reorganizing the family. Indeed, she is unreliable in her natal family. When the family is in trouble, the widow is very limited. She has to make choices in order to let her children grow up safely. With the development of their respective small families, conflicts break out and then they are determined to support their own children. Indeed, whose children are loved by others, it gradually becomes even. Please update soon.
It's very interesting, I really like this kind of plain and simple period writing.
Very pretty, I can't stop eating melons
It's very beautiful. I usually eat melons non-stop, and my parents live a trivial life as a citizen.
It looks good, I love watching it, I still watch it👀 [Admiration]
The writing is okay, not bad
Worth recommending, very beautiful
Good looking, good luck to the author
Come on, come on, come on