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  1. Tempering: from Northern Wilderness to Golden Wedding Modern Romance565k WordsCompleted New works are released. Welcome everyone to read my works at Tomato Novel. In the spring of 1972, Yu Wanting, the daughter of a Shanghai capitalist, was pushed north on the educated youth train in the tide of the times, and bid farewell to her family in tears. In the same car heading towards the unknown, Qin Jianjun, a third-generation military officer with a good reputation, watched with cold eyes as this "young lady" was out of place. A dispute over luggage placement ignited the initial spark 15Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Rough Guy from the 1970S Is Charming in His Arms: the King of Space Soldiers Is so Sweet Modern Romance706k WordsCompleted Lin Wanqiu, a strong man in the late 21st century, accidentally traveled to the 1970s with space and strange powers, and became a martyr orphan whose father did not care for her mother and could be sold at any time. In order to save her life, she packed up the supplies in the space and went to the countryside to live with her distant relatives. However, she picked up a "wild man" covered in blood in the barren mountains and with a mouth as poisonous as a knife. The man was Lu Zhan, the king of 5Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. Reborn in the 1970S: A Marriage Swap That Changed Everything Modern Romance361k WordsCompleted In 1975, cousins Cheng Qingwu and Cheng Qingwei are reborn from their miserable past lives, both returning to three days before their weddings. Faced with the two men who had driven them into ruin, the sisters make a startling decision in the woodshed: they will switch grooms. Cheng Qingwu chooses Lu Zhengyan, a young officer supposedly destined to die in battle. She is determined not only to change his fate, but also to build a career of her own, starting with her embroidery in the army family —Reads—Score—Shelves