Coming soon: Two-City Night Market and Divorce Didn't Happen, So I Transmigrated to the Seventies
With the year-end accounts due, Li Ling had been working overtime for seven nights straight. An hour before she collapsed, she was still joking with her coworkers: "City life is full of schemes. I want to go back to the countryside."
When she woke up, her wish had come true.
The chickens she raised were stupid enough;
The vegetables in her garden were green enough;
The pork from the market was rustic enough;
Later, when her girlfriends showed off their handiwork, from thick-soled cloth shoes to embroidered handkerchiefs, Li Ling sighed and rubbed her forehead: Even country roads cling to your feet...
Content notes: (1) This is a story about everyday family life, and the protagonist's golden finger isn't very powerful.
(2) This story is set in a fictional world. History buffs, please be kind. Everyone is welcome to enjoy it, and do go easy on the criticism.
Completed historical romances: A Humble Household and A Scholarly Family
Coming soon:
(1) Historical romance, A Family in the Marketplace. Blurb:
After the Marquis's household is convicted and its estate confiscated, the government forcibly sells the maids of lower and middle rank.
Zhang Xiao transmigrates into the young third-rank maid Yan Xi, in the worst way possible. In the end, a craftsman takes her in, and she begins a life of everyday necessities, from firewood and rice to oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, and tea...
(2) Period novel, Divorce Didn't Happen, So I Transmigrated to the Seventies. Blurb:
Li Zitong and Du Han are both transmigrated on their way to the Civil Affairs Bureau to get divorced.
Li Zitong, who is determined to remain childfree, faces three unruly kids who climb on the roof and tear the house apart, and says she's going crazy.
Du Han, a mama's boy who can't even be bothered to pick up a fallen soy sauce bottle, finds himself hailed as a model worker in the production team, and says he'd rather die.
Theme:
I was very optimistic about this ancient proverb earlier, and I really like the articles written by ordinary people in the market. I have collected them and will read them again when they are fattened up. . . As a result, after I finished reading this time, all the comments said it was a bad ending. I didn't quite believe it and ran to buy the last chapter. It was really rushed and I felt like a lot of the plot foreshadowing was not developed. . . Alas, if you can't take care of updating two books at the same time, you can stop updating. This is really a pity. Perhaps the author can rewrite this article in the future? Looking forward to it, come on!
The ending was a bit unfinished, it was just brushed off without any clear explanation, and some of the titles in the middle were confusing.
So the eldest uncle embezzled ten taels of silver, and then in exchange, he found a job for the second uncle? Sometimes it's the people close to you that make people feel chilled.
Congratulations on the completion, spread flowers and flowers
It's really a blessing to have a long life when you meet such an author.
The parents-in-law here are pretty good
I won't update more in the future, it's very well written.
I finally decided to update. I thought I had given up.
Has the author given up on the trap?
When will it be updated?