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Books by Jiujiu Beneath the Morning Sun
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Overseas Chinese in the 1980s: My Spending System Gives Double Cashback 八零华侨：花钱系统双倍返利
Su Nianqing was reborn with a terminal illness and only one year left to live. The System suddenly arrived: spend one dollar to gain one hour of life, plus double cashback! She laughed. “Money is just a tool. I can earn more after spending it. But if I lose my life, that’s the real disaster.” That very day, she sold off all her American assets, raised tens of millions of dollars, and chartered a plane back to China. The director of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office personally welcomed her at t
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The 1970s: Taking Charge and Recruiting a Live-In Son-in-Law 七零当家做主招婿
In 1979, Shen Zhaozhao graduated from vocational school and turned down the chance to stay in the city, returning to Dahe Village with her bedding on her back. Before she even reached the village, she learned about the childhood betrothal her father had arranged for her while drunk. The man worked at the county supply and marketing cooperative, had urban residency, and thought far too highly of himself. The very next day, his family came to break off the engagement. In front of half the village,
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Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1980s: Collect 99 Writing Paychecks Every Month 穿书八零，每月领99份稿费
Jiang Yue transmigrated into a book. She landed in a period novel as the “foil” to the heroine, Jiang Lin. In the original story, Jiang Lin was a reborn heroine who could do no wrong: she wrote articles, went into business, married a high-ranking official, and soared through life. Meanwhile, her rural cousin was destined for a miserable, impoverished existence, serving only to highlight the heroine’s good fortune. The day Jiang Yue woke up, the family had run out of food. Her grandmother plan
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The Comfortable Daily Life of Finding a Son-in-Law in the 1980s 八零年代招婿的舒适日常
Hu Qing wakes up to find that she has gone from being a PhD in materials science at a top Chinese university to a technician at a textile factory in 1982. Her fiancé shows up to break off their engagement, claiming she is “too opinionated to have children.” Her mother cries until her eyes are red, and her younger brother clenches his fists in anger. Hu Qing neither cries nor makes a fuss. She takes out the account book and tallies every cent of the betrothal gifts, then adds another seven hundr
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The Self-Serving Female Lead of a Period Novel Won't Sacrifice Herself 利己年代文女主不搞奉献
When Lin Yue opens her eyes, she’s a bride in 1983, locked in a woodshed after being traded in a marriage deal. Her father wants to exchange her for three hundred yuan in bride-price money. Tomorrow, she’s to marry a widower. She doesn’t cry or make a scene. Instead, she does the math through the door: “Dad, selling me outright is like killing the hen for its eggs. Let me go to the city and work as a nanny, and I’ll be a hen that keeps laying eggs. Which deal makes more sense?” Once in the city
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