Coming soon: A Second-Generation Transmigrator's Quiet Life in the Era. Please add it to your reading list.
Synopsis: Li Xing, a second-generation transmigrator, survived three years of famine and saw her transmigrated mother off. With the space full of supplies her martyr mother had stocked in advance, and a monthly allowance of twenty yuan for the family of a martyr, she waved goodbye to the scumbag father and stepmother who had suddenly appeared. Before the great upheaval arrived, the little burden bundled up and left.
Goodbye, scumbag dad. Send me some money. I'm going back to the countryside to farm.
You can survive anywhere. With the food coupons and money my scumbag dad grudgingly sends me every month, no one can stop me from living a lie-flat life this time.
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The blurb for this novel:
As a fake child with a super wholesale market at her disposal, transmigrated to the early 1950s, Li Weiyi always thought that the market, overflowing with goods, was the greatest golden finger she could have in this life.
But when she faced the fact that her father had died a martyr, her mother had suddenly remarried, and her grandparents had come to take her back to their home in a remote mountain town, she suddenly realized: was the greatest golden finger in her life really the supplies filling her space?
No, it was clearly her grandfather, a super fortune-teller who could read people's fortunes, had everything under control, and had a source of support wherever he went. He could solve any problem or worry!
Three-year-old Li Weiyi pulled an Australian lobster out of her space. "Grandpa, we're having shrimp today!"
Fortune-teller Li Shaocheng kept his head down, assembling a miniature tricycle for his granddaughter. "Sweetheart, what else do you want? Just tell Grandpa."
Li Weiyi blinked her big, adorable eyes. "Grandpa, aren't you going to ask where the shrimp came from?"
Fortune-teller Li Shaocheng remained calm. "Sweetheart, I knew you had a universe sleeve thirty years ago."
Li Weiyi was instantly dumbfounded...
Thirty years ago, I didn't even exist yet! Grandpa!
The blurb for another upcoming novel is below, thanks. I also have a completed novel, Reborn in the 1950s: Making a Living. Come check it out.
I Came Down from the Miao Mountain and Wreaked Havoc in the Capital
Blurb:
From the first day Su Jin Can came down from Miao Mountain and arrived in the capital of Great Can, she knew that the man who had solved the problem of food and salt for the thirty-eight Miao caves and ninety-two Miao villages in the southwest, sparing them further suffering from war, and whom everyone in Miao territory, young and old, including herself, sincerely wanted to thank, was said to have a problem!
Not only did he have a problem, he was also a lovesick man with a white moonlight hidden in his heart.
To repay him and keep Miao territory safe, Su Jin Can acted on impulse and sacrificed herself. She traded wits in the Golden Throne Hall, cleverly asked the emperor for permission to choose her own husband, and successfully married Lord Jin, one of the four jade-like young masters of the capital, as beautiful as an immortal.
Only after marrying him did she learn that her great benefactor, who looked like an immortal and was bright as moonlight, was actually a poor, poor little thing who had been treated unfairly?
To protect her husband, Su Jin Can tossed aside her red veil, slapped the table, rolled up her sleeves, and began her fierce barbarian journey through the Marquis of Zhenwei's estate: punching her evil stepmother-in-law, kicking wicked servants, whipping the assorted villains, and silencing all the petty schemers.
Just when she thought she could protect her husband and reach the pinnacle of dominating everyone, the empire collapsed, the marquis's estate was destroyed, and on the road to exile, she risked her life to save her husband.
When she looked back, the white moonlight was watching her from the sidelines, now widowed, while she herself was already ruined and beyond saving.
Forget it. Since her husband's heart belonged to someone else, she would fulfill his deepest wish...
Who could have known that her immortal-like husband, who kept a light in his heart, would hold on to her hand and refuse to let go?
My lady, come home with me. What I treasure in my heart is your patched cloak with the ironed-out hole, and the beef tripe and herb soup you brought me with your own hands.
Please add it to your reading list.
Theme:
Reborn: The Earl's Estate's Daily Madness
The Kitchen Maid's Divine Court Diary
A Lonely Girl with a Pocket Space in the 1960s
Transmigrated Before the Villain Turned Evil
My Husband and I Stockpile Supplies Before Our Family Is Seized and Exiled
After the Estate Was Confiscated, I Took My Space Storage into Exile
I Got Rich with My Kids After Being Exiled
Quick Transmigration: Surviving Against All Odds
Reborn in the 1950s: Making a Living
I like the wise grandpa the most, he can bring a full sense of security and has always protected the heroine from childhood to adulthood. Also, I like smart and talented female protagonists, because sometimes they will be substituted. If the character is too stupid, it will not be likeable.
I feel weird when I think of people who are not brother and sister, but who have lived together for more than ten or twenty years getting married. Every time I read novels, I see those heroines who have sympathy for the male protagonist and then adopt him into his family and eventually grow up. Although the male protagonist is very powerful and can make a lot of money, I just feel weird. It's like someone's family adopted you and gave you a good life, but you still want to marry their baby. As soon as I saw this male protagonist appear, I guessed that such a pitiful character was probably the male protagonist. Got there to be adopted. One hundred percent sure. Can't you find someone who is a good match? Do you have to find a poor little boy to be your foster husband?
There is one thing that I have never been able to understand. Why in novels, adopted brothers and sisters fall in love with each other. It is obvious that they have a brother-sister relationship from the beginning, and they fall in love when they grow up, but I feel disgusting. It feels like □□
????? Awesome
Congratulations on the completion, spread the flowers
Wow, that's it. I thought there would be an extra 2 and an extra 3. (0X0)
Why don't I like them as a couple?
Why don't I like the male protagonist?
It's not that I don't like Han Hanhui, but... I still feel a bit reluctant to form CP... Otherwise... Let's think about it again...
I always feel weird that the eldest brother and his niece are teaming up for CP... There is a sense of déjà vu even though they are not related by blood... But it just feels so weird... I'm sorry.