Zhou Yan opened her eyes and found herself in a remote village in 1958.
Her family was so poor they could barely scrape by, and they needed ration coupons just to eat. In a year, the three-year famine would begin.
How was she supposed to get by?
Luckily, she had a pocket dimension with a spiritual spring, so she had nothing to worry about. Marrying a rich, handsome man was no pipe dream.
Reading Guide:
This is a one-on-one romance, sweet and angst-free, with two strong leads.
This is the author's first attempt at this kind of story, so please forgive any shortcomings.
Since this story is a fictionalized retelling of the real experiences of the older generation in my family, I have a personal fascination with violence and an extremely extreme personality. I won't tolerate people digging around for things to criticize and making baseless comments in the story's reviews. In short, read it if you want; if you don't, then don't. If you don't like it, click away.
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[My next novel in preparation: Spring at the Tea House]
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Smuggling into the Golden Triangle feels like something from the 1990s
The hero's father should tell his wife about Gao Yilan, then the hero's mother will not get close to Gao Yilan, or even stay away from her. It's not like a stupid person wants to be friends with a woman who covets her husband. What's disgusting is that this woman wants the hero to marry her daughter just because of the hero's father. Why should the hero's father show mercy to such a woman?
I didn't like the male protagonist before, but after reading these two chapters, I've changed my mind a bit about him.
The article is well written, but I'm a bit confused as to why the male protagonist in many period novels must be a soldier. I feel that the male protagonist's family is in a lot of trouble, and the female protagonist is so full that she has to jump into the pit. And if what the male protagonist said about that year is true, to a certain extent, the male protagonist is the son of an enemy.
Update quickly, torture her and make her life worse than death!
. . . The author is probably very lazy
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Fortunately, it was just an injury. I thought I was raped or something, so I almost gave up the article.
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In fact, the writing is very good. How can I comment? The popularity is so low 0.0