The Water-Born Beauty of the Eighties: Transmigrate into a Book

For just a little more than the price of one Cornetto, you can subscribe to the full story and get two cuties Synopsis: Yu Qifang passed the bar exam and transmigrated into a book in a flash. The original host married the villain in the book, but her heart belonged to the male lead, which ultimately led to disaster, with the city destroyed and its people dead. The new Qifang asks: Aren't three handsome older brothers wonderful? Isn't earning royalties from writing great? Male lead, villain, get lost, all of you. Villain Jin Liankan: You're just giving up on our engagement? Qifang: Arranged marriages don't count. Jin Liankan: Just you wait. A bickering pair join forces to take down the scum, then fall into a sweet little romance. A young woman who studied law x a powerful, beautiful, tragic villain Reader's guide: This is a fictional setting and has no connection to reality. Three completed stories set in the 1970s: The Little Money-Making Woman of the Seventies The Golden Duo of the Seventies The Seventies Book Transmigration: The Chef Intellectual Youth Feel free to check them out. My new story is out: A Delicious Life in the Nineties. Please support it. Synopsis: A restaurant called Big Fish stands on Xinghua Lane. It has three owners: an older sister, a younger brother, and a kitten. The older sister is an imperial chef's descendant from the Republic of China era and serves as head chef. The younger brother is a cute kid who just acts adorable. The kitten is even more amazing: give it one fish, and it'll give you three just like it. It's a fluffy fish-replicating machine. Spanish mackerel balls, dry-braised giant fish, grilled fish, boiled fish, squirrel-shaped fish, all kinds of fish... Eating the kitten's fish won't make you beautiful, extend your life, or cure every disease. It'll just make you happy. The little restaurant called Big Fish is a source of joy for the downhearted. Diner 1: "After eating my little sister's fish, you'll be hooked. The food tastes great, and the mood is even better. Everything looks lovely. If you're broke, just work harder to earn money." Diner 2: "Big fish with liquor, and the more you drink, the more you'll have. I used to get annoyed just looking at my wife, and we'd argue eight times a day. Now, the more I look at her, the prettier she gets, and our life together is as sweet as honey." A handsome police officer burdened by a knot in his heart pushed open the door to Big Fish. From then on, the little restaurant gained a regular diner. He got hooked on the fish, and she captured his heart. "Zhen Zhen, bring out the fish!" "Coming right up!" The food is mainly fish dishes, with Korean-style mixed vegetables, Northeastern-style wide glass noodles, grilled pork belly, sauerkraut stewed with glass noodles, and other dishes making appearances along the way. Note: A food-focused farming-life story with an everyday feel. Theme: Justice triumphs over evil.