The Six-Oh Five Good Family

After returning from the apocalypse, Tong Yao frantically stockpiled supplies and trained in martial arts for her life.

The apocalypse arrived right on schedule, but she ended up in the year 1965, shrunk down to a tiny little bean.

She couldn't help cursing the heavens, and a bolt of lightning struck right then and there, making her "famous far and wide."

Fortunately, her father has influence, her mother has money, and her brother can fight. As a member of a model family, she couldn't be living any better!

Because Tong Yao was struck by lightning as a child, no one wants to marry her when she grows up. Her whole family frets, while the whole village watches for a laugh.

Tong Yao, however, is full of confidence. She has money (supplies in her storage space) and status (her father is the brigade leader). Who says she needs a man to choose her?!

★ Coming Soon

Marrying with a Dowry and Transmigrating to the 1970s

An Ning had been a princess for just three days before she died, making her transmigration a complete waste.

When she opened her eyes again: Great, she'd transmigrated once more! Her dowry and burial goods had come with her, so at least the last trip hadn't been for nothing.

But she couldn't use the dowry just yet, and she probably wouldn't be able to use the burial goods until she died.

She stared at the grain and fabric she couldn't take out until she turned eighteen, utterly hopeless. By the time she was eighteen, China would have opened up and begun reform!

With no other choice, she had to find ways to improve her life herself. She pretended to find a piece of gold and bring it home, but her family said to save it for her dowry.

She tried again with a gemstone. Her family admired it as a curiosity and told her to keep it and play with it.

An Ning: Sob, sob~ She doesn't want to be a child! She wants to grow up!

● Completed novels:

Glorious Mom of the 1950s [Book Transmigration]: I'd rather die than become a baby-making machine!

The Tough Wife's Household Affairs in the 1960s: If I can use my fists, I won't waste my breath.

The Adorable Wife with a Storage Space in the 1970s: Eat, laze around, and wait for death.

The Seven Fairies of the 1960s: Seven daughters bring endless joy.

A Palace Maid's Good Fortune with a Storage Space: Using my children as leverage, I look down on the imperial consorts.

Theme: Don't fear hardship. Move forward bravely.