
A Rich Second-Generation Heir in the 1980s
八十年代富二代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Era Novels About a Man Marrying into His Wife's Family, Preferably Starting with a Child, a Local Kid
Looking for books similar to "After the Cannon Fodder Father and Daughter Married into Another Family, the Whole Family Regretted It".
Any Entrepreneurship and Get-Rich Novels Set in the Late Eighties or Nineties?
No System, relying solely on the experience of being reborn.
The Protagonist Runs a Restaurant: The Shop Is on the First Floor and the Bedrooms Are Upstairs
There was really delicious chili oil, and a shop that imitated the male lead's. After that, every time someone opened a shop, customers had to announce it in the group chat, and then customers would show up. The male lead, female lead, and their child were on the second floor. I accidentally deleted it from Tomato Novel and can't find it anymore. I'm so upset.
Period Novels Where the Female Lead’s Parents Start a Business and She Is a Second-Generation Rich Kid, Set in the 1980s, 1990s, or the New Millennium
Looking for books similar to The Yuanbao Family's Everyday Life of Getting Rich Through Demolition Compensation. Female POV.
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I watched two-thirds of it; it was quite peaceful and heartwarming, without any scheming or intrigue. The husband went to Shenzhen to work, and the following year he took his wife to work there too. They bought a house and planned to open a restaurant. The third year, they moved to Shenzhen with their children and elderly parents, opened a restaurant, then a clothing store, and later the husband partnered with the boss to start a construction company.
It's a good read, depicting the daily life of a family striving together for a better life. I recommend this kind of heartwarming story.
Ahhh 😱 Why did it end so quickly?! Updates please!!! I'm still following it.
It's very well written! The everyday family life feels natural and flows smoothly. I hope the author will update more often! 😄
Overall, it's not bad, life is pretty ordinary, except for one thing: Manbao really likes to add a "me" to the end of every sentence. 🙂
Simplicity is the best
A simple, everyday story, without too many extreme characters.
It was alright, but the ending was too abrupt 🤦
It was quite good, but it ended a bit too early.
It's pretty good.