Reborn in the 1980s: A Female Spirit Medium Builds a Temple for the Five Immortals
重生八零：女出马仙建了个五仙庙
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- 512k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- Reborn in the 1980s: The Young Wife Publicly Exposes the Family's Dirty Laundry and Goes Out to Support Them重生八零小媳妇狂扬家丑出马养家Alternate title on Fanqie
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A Down-to-Earth Period Novel with Hardworking Characters and No Exaggeration
Northeastern China and Rural Stories
Looking for books similar to "Memories of 1931: Hunting to Feed the Family and Fight the Japanese". Hunting, providing for the family, farming, development, superstition, and detailed depictions of everyday life in the countryside of Northeast China.
Any Period-Era Stories About Families That Stick Together?
Looking for Realistic Folk Supernatural Stories
It’s less a novel than an autobiography.
Can We Stop Cramming So Many Golden Fingers into Period Dramas? It Feels So Fake
Tomato's No. 1 Period Novel: Laugh Until You Can't Breathe, Stay Up All Night Reading! Impossible to Put Down!
Looking for books similar to "Reborn in 1980: I Send My Abusive Husband to the ICU Every Day (Wildflower Breaking Free from Its Cocoon)".
The Gold Standard of Historical-Era Novels, with Incredible Vividness
Looking for content like 1979: The Leisurely Life of a Train Water Supplier.
Any Period Novels Set in Northeast China? Written Entirely in the Northeastern Dialect
I've Recently Gotten Into Period Pieces. Please Recommend Some Great Ones!
Looking for books similar to My 1959: Starting with a Stolen Opportunity. I've recently gotten into stories set in a bygone era. Please recommend some great ones! Struck by lightning from the start, he gets a golden finger. A broken System helps him quietly build a fortune during the famine years, while he takes his revenge without hesitation.
Any Novels About Northeast Chinese Shamanism with a System?
Any Novels About Spirit Mediums?
Stories about the northeast Chinese chuma xian look so interesting!!
Looking for a Family Slice-of-Life Story About an Old Woman Reborn in Her Youth
A story about an old woman reborn in her younger days, dealing with family life and changing her own fate and her children's.
Looking for Period-Era Stories: No Going to the Countryside, No Military Marriages, No Lavish Spending, and No Evil Stepmoms!
Looking for period novels with no rural relocation, no military marriage, no deadbeat dad, no rough, uncouth male lead, no evil stepmother, no reckless spending, a cautious protagonist, a golden finger, and reasonable prices.
Looking for High-Quality Period-Era Stories That Are Truly Stunning
Looking for books similar to "My 1959: Starting by Snatching Up Fortuitous Opportunities". An astonishingly good high-quality period novel. The protagonist is struck by lightning at the start and fuses with a future soul, then exploits a broken System to stockpile supplies during the famine and hunt wild boars for meat.
Any Good Historical Fiction Recommendations?
It would be even better if it had stockpiling, transmigration into a book, and sign-in lottery elements.
I'm in a Reading Slump. Recommendations, Any Genre, Female-Oriented
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That's quite interesting. There are a few points I personally think about: ① It's not good for the female protagonist to keep refusing payment after she's performed a divination. Those in this line of work must accept payment, regardless of who it is. A symbolic small fee is acceptable, but refusing payment is not.
Wow, what a beautiful art of Northeastern language! Memorizing it will definitely cure your vocabulary shortage and your mental fatigue. Still struggling to find a rebuttal? This book is the perfect choice for you!
It's so good! Every book by this author is exceptionally well-written and incredibly interesting. I've truly discovered a treasure of an author! I'm already on my third book. After reading this author's work, I don't want to read anything else. It's also a reincarnation novel, but this author's writing isn't as nonsensical or sci-fi; it has a touch of metaphysics, which is really great.
This is a highly recommended short story. It's humorous and written entirely in Northeastern dialect. It portrays good people as rewarded and bad people as punished, depicting a harmonious family atmosphere. The Northeastern dialect feels very familiar, though readers from the South might not understand it.
This is so exciting! This story is only suitable for people from Northeast China; people from the South will need a translator. Overall, it's a light and funny read with positive values, a tight plot, detailed descriptions, and doesn't exaggerate the abilities of the shamanic disciples. It's very realistic, and the ending is good—they will live happily ever after. Five stars, definitely five stars! The new year is almost here, so I wish the author all the best.
It's beautiful, not flashy, and quite realistic. Warm and cozy.
The novel is so interesting! It's all in Northeastern dialect. Although I'm not from Northeast China, I really enjoy listening to people from there speak; I find it so interesting and full of life.
It's so good! The Northeastern dialect is so authentic, the swear words are so fluent, the family relationships are so touching, and the endings for each character are explained in great detail. It's truly a very, very good read, a period novel with both humor and joy.
To be honest, this is the first time I've ever reviewed a book. It was hilarious, entertaining, joyful, and even a little tear-jerking. If I had to give this book a score out of 100, I'd give it 99. The extra point is because I laughed so hard I almost choked.
I really enjoy reading novels about Northeast China. The men from Northeast China truly love their children! I especially envy parents like that. Actually, there are people who prefer sons to daughters everywhere. Everyone is different, but most people love their children regardless of whether they are boys or girls.