Su Shaiqiu is an overworked office drone juggling several jobs.
She opens her eyes and finds herself in the body of a chubby farm girl.
There’s no System, just a phone that hasn’t been activated.
She thought she was in for hell mode, but instead
Dad: “Abao, eat some more!”
Mom: “Baobao, don’t wear yourself out!”
Eldest brother: “Whatever Abao says is right.”
Second brother: “My little sister’s idea is brilliant!”
Third brother: “I’m fine with anything. Let’s listen to Abao.”
Little brother: “Big sis is the best in the world!”
Su Shaiqiu: “??? This transmigration package is way too good!”
She was an orphan in her last life, but in this one her whole family treats her like the apple of their eye.
Su Shaiqiu slaps her thigh. “Shouldn’t I help the whole family live a better life?”
And so
She uses what she knows to sell fish, gather herbs, and make candied hawthorns, leading the whole family to prosperity!
Later on
She opens a restaurant, starts a troupe, and sets up escape rooms.
Today it’s a stage play, tomorrow a concert, and the day after a murder mystery game.
Her family: “??? What on earth is in Abao’s head?”
The villagers: “You know that chubby girl from the Su family? She’s doing great out there! I hear even the palace nobles read the stories she writes!”
Her rivals: “Where does she get all these ideas??”
The young ladies from the great clans: “W-wait... What is all this? It’s so much fun!!”
Gazing at her ledger, which shows her daily earnings soaring, Su Shaiqiu grins from ear to ear. “This is only the beginning. I haven’t even started boy bands and girl groups yet.”
I read another ancient novel by the same author before and found it interesting, so I started following this one. This time it's not as sharp and intense, with more warmth and genuine family elements. I enjoy the protagonist's gradual accumulation of wealth, and none of his family members hold him back.
The female lead's character, family, and career are all my cup of tea! Most importantly, this kind of story doesn't have any cheesy plot points or unnecessary drama that ruin the reading experience. Even someone like me who's on a diet would be willing to constipate for three days just to read this! 🥰🥰🥰 It's so good!
The writing is good and subtly helps some people. There's not much scheming or backstabbing, making it a very good farming novel. Although it has a "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage), it focuses more on how a family works hard. Some details aren't particularly detailed yet, but the author is improving.
Although the rating is low, I was drawn in by the synopsis and setting. I've read over a hundred chapters, and the author's writing is quite good. The plot doesn't have any major flaws or glaring issues. When there are awful characters, the female lead scolds or fights back, so it's not too frustrating.
It's really good. It stands out among similar ancient entrepreneurial novels. The details and writing style may be a bit lacking, but it is a novel after all. I think it's worth reading among ancient entrepreneurial novels!
It's alright, but although the title says it's about cell phones, I read up to chapter 86 and there was very little content about cell phones, let alone using them… I had to write it all myself. I seriously doubt if the rest was written in AI.
It's absolutely amazing! The plot is engaging, the pacing is fantastic, and it feels like a relatable, everyday happy life. I don't even know how to describe it! I've been reading this novel for days on end. I'd give it a high rating; the writing is really good, thumbs up!
I support female characters without flaws and the word "no insult to women". It's been a long time since I've read this kind of novel. The "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) isn't too big, and there are definitely some logical problems, which is hard to avoid in business-themed farming novels. However, the simple writing style makes up for this.
I'll give my own baby a good review!
Currently, it seems that the function of a mobile phone is optional.