The Republic-Era Farmwife Makes Her Comeback

Transmigration? You’ve got to be kidding. No phone, air conditioning, or Wi-Fi, and I’ve got a short, cheap mother now.

Marriage? Jiang Wanxin says she’s only sixteen and still a minor.

Husband? A typical Republican-era man with three great qualities: a good education, good looks, and a high income. He’s also a handsome older man.

Mistress? Jiang Wanxin says, “If one comes, I’ll beat one. If two come, I’ll beat them both.” The aloof man says, “There is no mistress.”

Starting a business? With my pocket dimension, I’ve got wealth in hand.

Children? One isn’t enough, so let’s have two.

Jiang Wanxin rubbed her chin and nodded. Come to think of it, maybe she could live without a phone or computer after all. She could cuddle cats, take the kids for a walk, and make couples jealous.

The Vase Star

I’m Afraid You’ll Get Too Proud

Fatty, Get Lost. I’m slowly filling in these three stories. The next one below will be my main project for now.

A Good Life in the Sixties: Everyday Family Life in the 1960s

After finally managing to live comfortably, Li Meimei gets into a car accident and returns to the 1960s. She nearly gets tossed into a chamber pot and drowned!

Luckily, the heavens gave her a golden finger. With a pool of magical spring water, she keeps her family healthy through a difficult era, builds their wealth until they can live comfortably, and even snags herself a fox-like man. That’s a whole life, wrapped up neatly!

She had hoped to become the first rich person in her family, but her parents were so capable that they threw themselves into hard work and made all five siblings rich second-generation kids. Perfect!

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