(The neighboring story, From the Cultivation World to a Seventies-Era Novel, starts on the 22nd of this month. Hehe.)
(Blurb): Yuanyuan is the Jade Emperor's eighth daughter. She grew up spoiled and doted on, and now she must descend to the mortal realm to undergo a tribulation.
The Jade Emperor, a total daughter-doting dad, was terribly nervous, so he called a meeting with his subordinates to discuss the matter.
The Earth God tugged at his little beard, fretting. "What should we send her?"
Wenquxing was an upright and principled fellow. Wearing a stern expression, he stroked the big brush used to award top scholars. "Even a fairy who descends to the mortal realm must study hard."
The Matchmaker fiddled with the red thread he had prepared.
The Jade Emperor glanced over and immediately gave him a profound look.
"My Yuanyuan is a little fairy, you understand..."
The Matchmaker got it at once and calmly put down his little thread. "A fairy is a fairy. How could she marry a mortal? No feelings involved..."
In Baijia Village, under the Daxing Commune, the Zhao family's daughter-in-law gave birth to a girl after having three daughters in a row. Mother Zhao said she didn't want to raise another one, no matter what.
The third son of the Chen family and his wife had three boys in a row. They dreamed of having a little girl.
Mother Zhao secretly left her newborn granddaughter at the Chen family's door.
The newborn girl slept soundly, completely unaware of what had happened.
The Chen couple picked her up, calling her a good girl and soothing her.
The villagers soon noticed that ever since the Chen family got a little girl, their lives had been getting better and better, and everything they did prospered.
Warnings:
1. The heroine has an extremely powerful golden finger. She'll regain her memories at around five years old (she's a max-level powerhouse). Even before her memories return, she's blessed with good fortune, so don't worry.
2. There's no male lead, so be aware that this is no-CP. (A little fairy in the mortal world has no feelings.) This is a slice-of-life story about being doted on by everyone, with a max-level powerhouse heroine.
3. A daily declaration of love. Love you all.
4. I love you all so much.
5. Dear little angels, please take a moment to add this little steamed bun to your favorites. This little bun wants to grow into a big one. (Fingers crossed.)
6. Check out this silly author's completed novels: Raising Four Powerful Sons to Live the Good Life and Raising Kids with Taobao in the Sixties.
6. Dear little angels, please take a moment to add this to your favorites. This little bun wants to grow into a big one!
My next novel will be this one: Eating, Marrying, and Raising Kids in the Sixties. Dear little angels, please add it to your favorites. The more favorites it gets, the better for this little bun.
An Yang was a senior chef at a post-apocalyptic base. She died as collateral damage in a major battle against zombies.
When she woke up again, it was the sixties, a time of scarce food and clothing.
Dawan Village had just suffered a landslide, and many people had died.
Everyone in An Yang's family was gone.
But as it happened, another person had been trapped beneath the rubble with her. He was said to be a soldier from the nearby military district.
They were rescued after being buried together for three days and two nights.
As soon as she woke up, she saw a man in front of her.
His voice rang out, firm and powerful.
"I'll marry you."
An Yang: ????
Her eldest aunt by marriage: "Yang, just marry him. Your uncle and I really can't take another person into our household."
Her second aunt by marriage: "Yangyang, who else could you marry if not him? The whole place has heard about it. They'll drown you in spit if you don't go through with it."
Her third aunt: "An Yang, soldiers are a good match. He gets an allowance, so you won't have to go hungry."
An Yang had been ready to think the world was unbearably noisy, but as soon as she heard that, she perked right up.
She nodded at the man.
"I'll marry you."
The man coughed twice.
"Comrade An Yang, I have three children."
An Yang: ?????
"Ahem. I have a child too?"
"Will your allowance be enough to feed the whole family?"
The man hesitated, then nodded.
After all, he was a battalion commander.
An Yang just wanted to eat her fill first.
Anyone who has faced life and death knows that life and death are minor matters. Getting enough to eat is what really matters.
1. The heroine has a golden finger related to agriculture and planting. The story mixes family life with a career arc.
2. None of the children belong to the male or female lead. The heroine is remarrying, while this is the male lead's first marriage. They share the same values and work together to build a future.
3. This is mostly an alternate setting, so don't compare it to reality. Just enjoy the story.
4. I hope you'll show this little bun lots of support and help it grow into a big bun. Love you all. Kisses!
Theme: Nothing is impossible if you keep striving
The ending was a little hasty, and I always felt that there was still a lot that was not explained. It was very interesting and exciting, and I really liked it. I really hope there will be a sequel.
I've finished reading "Sahua". I always feel that the time span is too big. I still want to see the daily life of the family.
Damn it, why are gods and humans no different, and there are so many annoying ones?
I'm having a great time, I'm so happy
I want to see my full order label
It doesn't matter if you have CP or not, as long as you don't talk about love and love all the time.
I don't want a male protagonist, the plot flow is good
Cultivation is very good, even better without cp
Hhh sprinkle flowers sprinkle flowers
Congratulations on the completion. Goodbye.