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Books by 春天里的暖阳
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Back to the 1960s: From Eating My Fill to Becoming a Factory Boss 穿回六零：从吃饱饭到厂长老总
On a sweltering day, a bottle of ice-cold cola sent a young man struggling to make ends meet back to the early 1960s. He was reborn as the third great-uncle who had died young in his previous life. In an era when people worried just about getting enough to eat, he began a life of easy success. New book: Transmigrating to 1942: Starting with a Blade of Grass. I hope you’ll support it.
14.1kReads8.8Score753Shelves
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Transmigrated to 1942: From the Start, All I Have Is a Handful of Grass 穿越1942，开局一把草
During the Republic of China era, warlords run amok, foreign enemies invade, and natural disasters strike! When staying alive becomes a pipe dream, survival, and finding a way to live better, become the protagonist's only motivation. See how Hou Xiaoge, an older single man from the new century, transmigrates to the Republic of China and stirs up a storm.
13.3kReads8.4Score420Shelves
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Reborn in 1968: My Family Splits Up from the Start 重生1968开局就分家
One heroine + no golden finger + eating your fill + countryside + getting rich. Li Feng, a septuagenarian, was out power-walking one morning when a dump truck sent him straight into the body of another Li Feng in the 1960s. That Li Feng had graduated from junior high and then stayed home, living off his parents. Through sheer dumb luck, he had married a beautiful young woman from the city, but because he was starving, he got too excited on his wedding night, hit his head against the wall, and di
169Reads6.8Score153Shelves
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I Bumped My Head and Landed in 1960 While Visiting a Grave 年代上坟时一头磕到1960
(A modest golden finger + one heroine + growing stronger in a past life + business ventures later on) While visiting his grandfather's grave, Su Xiang hit his head on a rock and transmigrated into the body of a village watchman from the 1960s who shared his name. On his very first day, he took on three men in a fight. Luckily, all was not lost: he had brought along a vending machine he could use to buy and sell goods, ensuring he would never go hungry or lack clothing during the famine years. Th
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