[Period Setting] [Transmigration] [Educated Youth] [Sent Down to the Countryside] [Portable Space] [Family and Neighborhood Life]
At nine o'clock at night, Lin Qingqing was behind the supermarket counter, scrolling on her phone like usual and checking out handsome guys with eight-pack abs. Just as she was getting worked up, the ceiling light started flickering. She looked up. Huh, was the roof moving?
A sudden flash of insight: it was an earthquake! Lin Qingqing hurried for the door, but she wasn't fast enough. The roof had already caved in. Damn, there hadn't been an earthquake here in eight hundred years. Why did one happen right after she came back? Her newly opened supermarket, her hard-earned money...
When she opened her eyes again, she thought, What the heck, where is this? Where was her two-bedroom apartment? Her two-meter-wide bed?
What was with this wooden bed, barely a few dozen centimeters wide? And what was this black, patch-covered quilt? What era was this, with people still using something like that?
So, she'd transmigrated.
No big deal. She's a weed, and she can grow anywhere.
It's okay so far. But why isn't there a title? I like titles; without one, it's not as appealing.
A clever and captivating opening. Excellent!
It's so good, I can't stop reading. Thank you to the author!
Highly recommended!
A very worthwhile period novel to read; people around 70 years old now all know it. It's very exciting and a great read.
It's alright, just a normal, uneventful life. Five stars, please add more chapters! 👍👍👍👍👍👍