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  1. I Transmigrated to 1970s China and Went Wild in the Courtyard 穿越七零,在大杂院杀疯了 Modern Romance309k WordsCompleted [Period setting + crowded courtyard compound + gossip + face-slapping + getting rich] Liu Xiaoling, an assassin from the apocalypse, transmigrates to the 1970s after failing a mission. From the start, both her parents are dead, her taciturn husband has no household registration, and their home has been ransacked. The original owner was a timid orphan. The residents of the crowded courtyard envied her for having two rooms and a job at the machinery factory. They resorted to one bizarre trick afte 248Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Reborn in the 1970s: My Family's Rise to Prosperity 重生七零:带着全家逆袭奔小康 Modern Romance445k WordsCompleted Lin Hong never imagined that, at her age, when she was practically ready for the grave, she would be reborn and return to the day the family split up. This time, she had to plan how things would unfold, deal with her scheming daughter-in-law, get the household in order, and take her son and daughter along to make money and compete their way to success. They sold eggs, went fishing, raised chickens, and picked wild vegetables in the mountains. Life was much better than before. Then her daughter s 71Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  3. After Transmigrating and Becoming the Mistress of the Household 穿越成当家主母后 Ancient Romance717k WordsCompleted Lan Xiu, a modern educated woman, fell into the water while hiking one morning and transmigrated to the Ning Dynasty, where she became the eldest son’s wife in the Chu family of Yongkang County. After experiencing death, all Lan Xiu wants is to live a quiet, carefree life. But she never expected the concubines in the inner household to be spoiled and unruly, or the illegitimate children to be such a handful. She could put up with all that, but why was Master Chu thrown into prison as soon as she 6Reads—Score—Shelves