Please add my new novels to your reading list: “Everyday Farming After Transmigrating to the 1970s” and “Interstellar Farming Livestream”
Blurb:
A former hell-office worker is back in business, transmigrating through all kinds of lives and experiencing the joys of an easy win.
After three months of training in the underworld, Lin Tian graduates from the underworld’s reincarnation prison!
But after transmigrating...
Her father doesn’t care for her, her mother doesn’t love her, and she never gets enough to eat or wear.
She’s constantly busy washing clothes and cooking, and she’s dark, skinny, flat-chested, and short.
And to top it all off, she dies in childbirth.
What the hell? What kind of melodramatic life story have I been handed? I’m just a down-on-her-luck supporting character.
She takes a deep breath and tells herself: I chose to transmigrate, so I’ll stick it out, even if I have to do it on my knees.
Right. I’ll start by trying to eat my fill. (Pouts, on the verge of tears (._.))
A few things to know: The pacing is slow, this isn’t a power fantasy, and the writing is average. Please go easy on me!
Please add my new novel to your reading list: “Everyday Farming After Transmigrating to the 1970s”
After transmigrating, a modern office worker becomes Song Er Ya, who nearly starved to death in the 1970s.
Her parents are weak-willed, her grandparents play favorites, her uncle and aunt mistreat her, and she has neither enough food nor warm clothes. Her life is even harder than working on the production team.
Song Er Ya, newly arrived from another world: We’re splitting up the household. We have to split up!
She gathers wild greens, picks up river snails and Chinese sweet chestnuts, builds a warm shed to grow vegetables, and keeps to her place, living on plain meals and everyday family chatter. An ordinary life.
But some people just won’t leave her in peace. They drive up prices and even try to control her!
Damn it! If you don’t want to live a decent life, then no one gets to!
Everyday family life in the 1970s
Please add my new novel to your reading list: “Interstellar Farming Livestream”
Lin Nian'an, who died young, transmigrates to the interstellar era.
In an age when everyone relies on nutrient solutions and grains, fruit, and vegetables are scarce, Lin Nian'an has always believed that the point of life is eating and drinking. To avoid dying young of food aversion, she has no choice but to roll up her sleeves, clear land, grow crops, and livestream her vegetable sales: watermelons, strawberries, tomatoes, Chinese cabbage, shepherd's purse, and cabbage.
Before long, buyers who can’t get their hands on the vegetables flood the trending topics.
“You’ve got the nerve to sell vegetables, so why don’t you put up the link?!”
“You’ve got the nerve to make me drool on your livestream, so why don’t you let me try a bite?!”
“I just want to eat the same thing as that retired SSS-grade battle beast. What’s wrong with that?!”
A casual visitor to the stream comments:
“Wait, are you all shills? Who charges 199 for a tomato? The most expensive one downstairs from me is only 53!”
“Right, right, we’re all shills. This shop’s vegetables are expensive, the owner’s stingy, and shipping isn’t even free. Nobody should buy from here.”
“Yeah, yeah, we’re all shills. Five yuan per comment!”
“Exactly...”
The defiant netizens say: “Oh, you don’t want me to buy? Then I’ll buy some and try them!”
Then: “Holy crap, do none of you have a conscience? How could you smear something this good?”
Theme: A transmigrated supporting character’s everyday struggle to survive in the 1970s
Why is the heroine so frustrated all the time? She keeps feeling angry from the beginning to the end.
I thought they were out of their minds. They didn't give the heroine living expenses. She didn't have to eat when she earned money. She bought so many things for her family and she didn't have to spend money. The heroine grew up drinking northwest wind. How could she be so sure that the heroine had 20,000 yuan?
The author's language is sharp, the novel is logically self-consistent, the structure is complete, the characters are distinct, and the wording is rigorous. The heroine's difficulty in breaking away from her original family is not a pleasant book. The heroine has the pride of a scholar, the worldly sophistication, and the helplessness of going through hardships. Both enter the world and emerge from it. The author's design, analysis of the character's personality and even the description of the character's language are very good. I have read many period novels, and some novels are easy to skip chapters, but when reading this novel, you need to read it carefully. The words spoken by the characters are linked one by one. You can really appreciate the art of speaking while reading the novel. [For example, before the heroine went to technical secondary school, the heroine's father used words to pua the heroine. He started to say that it is not easy to raise so many children (complaining), and then said that people outside are sinister, and the family will always be against you no matter how much trouble they make (emotional card). He also said that the heroine needs brothers to help after getting married (beat the heroine). The language pua is step by step. The author's design is in place, and the language level gradually increases. If the heroine is really a teenage girl, will she be moved? The beginning is a narration, and as it goes deeper, conflicts begin to emerge, and the plot has ups and downs. The background of the era is rich in details. Maybe the author has checked a lot of information, or maybe the author is a person of that era. I prefer that the author is a experienced person, and the writing style is in-depth and profound. After reading it, I couldn't calm down for a long time, and even wanted to read it a second time. The author only had this one period novel, and there was a shortage of books. There are only a small number of good novels on any platform.
Call Lin Hui's husband's boss directly and ask Lin Hui's husband to go home to take care of the pregnant woman and give them some color.
The heroine seems to have been assimilated into this world. These are not her biological parents, but she completely empathizes with it. It's terrible.
I finally broke up with this family. The heroine has been feeling aggrieved for so many years.
When will the author update? Or is this writing a mistake?
I beg you to finish writing it as soon as possible. I'm so excited about it.
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
I really feel sorry for my money. If you want to be precise, when will we get rid of this bitch named Yang?