★ New story: "My 1960s Stepmom Runs a Corner Shop with Her Rebellious Son" (A stingy wife and her rebellious son make their fortune in the 1960s)
★★ "My Cousin's Wife Is a Sweetheart [Reborn in the 1970s]" (A saintly woman returns to the 1970s for a sweet new life)
"The Drama Queen Kid Grows Crops in the 1960s [Book Transmigration]" (A six-year-old drama queen's daily life as a farmer in a bygone era)
"A Palace Maid's Little Court Canteen [Ancient-to-Modern Transmigration, Food]" (A little dining hall with a chef from the imperial kitchens)
[System Farming Story / Terrific Leads / Multiple Reborn Characters / Period Setting / Everyone's Darling]
In her previous life, Hu Xiaogu thought she was living the life of a supporting actress. Her husband had been a regiment commander for years. Then a pair of shadowy hands, along with a Reborn System, sent her back to age eighteen.
This time, when she sets out to be the heroine, she discovers that all the cannon fodder from her previous life have one mishap after another, without even waiting for her to take revenge.
Just as she shifts her attention to her own family, her lazy eldest brother, who used to sponge off his siblings, her hooligan second brother, and her youngest brother, who used to lie on the kang, moaning as if he were dying, all start acting more and more normal, becoming nothing like their tragic selves in her previous life.
Her eldest brother stops mooching meals at his mother-in-law's house and says, "Gu Bao, you found yourself a good man."
Her second brother stops acting like a hooligan around town and says, "Gu Bao, it's all thanks to your man. Even the thugs avoid me now."
Her youngest brother bounces from the ground onto a roof beam and shouts, "Sis, brother-in-law says I should keep jumping around. He wants me to enlist!"
At last, Hu Xiaogu turns her attention to the heroine from her previous life. The System cries out,
"Master, she's scared of you!"
Sure enough, the heroine half-collapses onto the ground, shaking like a leaf as she screams at the top of her lungs,
"Why? Why is that man so good to you? No matter which life it is, you're always the heroine. Why?"
Hu Xiaogu looks at the male lead, who treats her so well. "You're quite the actor."
Golden finger: The heroine has one.
[A farming story about an exceptional protagonist, with a gentle, slow pace.]
[Everything is set up to serve the story. This is a completely fictional world.]
[Coming Soon, Please Follow] "Raising a Lucky Child in the 1960s [Book Transmigration]" (Raising kids in the 1960s / A villain's daily life)
After her heart stops, Hu Yao opens her eyes to find that she's traveled from a hundred years in the future to the 1960s. She's stunned. Not only has she become the widow of a fallen hero, she now has five children.
System: Master, you need to raise the five greatest villains from five different worlds and successfully turn them into good people or geniuses. (They're villains who have been Reborn, too.)
The five kids look like little stumps. They stand in front of Hu Yao, staring up at her with dark eyes.
Eldest: Mom, I want noodles. (Hmm? Why does she have the nerve to stand here?)
Second: Mom, I want food. (Hmph, I'll get the village dogs to scare her off.)
Third: Mom, I want candy. (Ha, maybe I'll make a gold nugget to trick her into leaving?)
Fourth: Mom, I want meat. (Oh, I'll make her abandon me willingly.)
Fifth: (Looking confused) I... I want milk... (Ah, I really want to throw a fire talisman at her.)
Hu Yao: System, did you hear that? My kids are hungry. (Can't mess with the villains.jpg)
System: Master, you only have enough points to exchange for one carton of milk.
Hu Yao: When do I get to see some meat? (Can't mess with the villains +1.jpg)
System: Follow the system's requirements for raising the kids. (Can't mess with the villains +2.jpg, sobbing...)
To get meat and milk, she has to raise all five kids into "geniuses." Hu Yao trembles as she clutches the secret identity she brought with her, and decides to start by cooking a few dishes to win over the five great villains with food.
Many years later, the five kids have grown up well. Hu Yao wipes the sweat from her brow, finally no longer trembling as she spends all day facing five great villains and struggling through her tasks: "reform villains / raise geniuses / practice cooking."
The five villains become powerful figures in the military, politics, medicine, science, and religion. When a reporter interviews them and praises them for having such a good mother, the five think for a moment, then answer in unison,
"Her cooking is delicious!"
"We all love her."
"What about your father, Major General Xiang?" the reporter asks.
The five big shots' expressions darken, and they answer in unison again: "He's chasing after Mom."
Entered VIP on October 24, 2020. Completed on December 27, 2020.
Theme: The uplifting spirit of the Red Era
My Future Self Can Talk Now
Love After Learning to Behave
The Forest Mail Carrier
A Letter from a Little Crab
My Sister-in-Law Is a Sweetheart in the Seventies [Double Rebirth]
I Became the Mother-in-Law of the Heroine in a Period Novel [1980s, Food]
A Sixties-Era Stepmom Starts a Corner Shop with Her Rebellious Stepson
Raising a Villainous Brat in the 1960s [Book Two]
A Metaphysics Master Transmigrates to the 1960s at Age Three [Metaphysics]
The Stunning Stepmother Marries a Disabled Tycoon in the 1980s
A Good Man Becomes the Female Lead’s Fake Younger Brother in The 1970s
The Drama Queen Kid Stockpiles Goods in the 1960s [Book Transmigration]
Aunt? And Little Dragon Girl?
This is so confusing! I've already read ten chapters! The female lead is still completely bewildered and has no idea what's going on.
When he calls out "Gu Gu" (a nickname for a female lead), it sounds like he's calling her "Auntie." I always feel like the female lead should respond with a "Guo'er" (another nickname for a female lead).
Calling her Hu Xiaogu (菇菇) sounds like calling an elder aunt; Xiaoxiao (晓晓) would be better than calling her Gu (菇).
Hu You, Hu Wufu, and the female lead of this story—I think the female lead in this story is the least capable and has the most troublesome issues. She's the worst female lead in the trilogy. Xiao Bao started causing trouble at 13 and never let herself suffer a loss; all she wanted was to eat well, drink well, and get rich.
It's possible that the female lead's father is still alive, but has started a new family outside, with a new wife and children, giving him a new life.
Having read the author's other books, I agree that the writing style is decent, but why is it that every single one of their endings is so poorly written? This one is no exception. The male and female leads aren't even married, let alone engaged. From the very first chapter about rebirth, the female lead is constantly confused, and there are many inconsistencies later on.
I don't understand what business it is of these villagers to arrange a blind date and get married. I don't believe there are such people.
I don't accept this ending! Continue! Is there going to be a sequel?
Why does her tone of voice sound so awkward? The story's premise is great, but what's wrong with how she speaks?