The main story is complete. My new novel, Finding Treasures and Making a Fortune in the 1970s, is now underway. Its blurb follows the main story's blurb.
An accident sent Zhen Bao, who had just graduated from college, back to the end of the 1960s. She became a pitiful girl with no parents, so frail she could collapse at a touch, and bullied by her grandmother and aunt.
Heaven had even forgotten to give her a golden finger. What was she supposed to do with this weak body? Zhen Bao thought she was facing a five-star difficulty mode of family intrigue and survival.
Then Zhen Bao found a man who had suddenly fallen from the sky, gave him a roasted sweet potato, and was sold to him by her grandmother.
Under the sympathetic gazes of the villagers, Zhen Bao smiled and walked over to the man: ...
Only then did she realize that what lay ahead was a farming life of building a fortune.
Zhen Bao: I don't have a pocket dimension.
Male lead: I do. You can use my space button.
Zhen Bao: My body collapses at the slightest touch.
Male lead: Don't worry. I have medicine.
Zhen Bao: I want to eat meat.
Male lead: I'm good at what I do. I'll hunt and work to support you.
Only later did Zhen Bao understand that her greatest golden finger was accidentally finding this man, who could even grow fluffy ears.
At first:
The villagers watched Zhen Bao force a smile and sighed. “Poor thing. Let's look after her a little.”
Later:
The villagers watched Zhen Bao beam brightly and felt envious. “Oh, what a lucky girl.”
Reading guide:
A cheerful, resilient heroine X a cool, powerful hero
Slow burn
Set in an alternate world
Serial novel: Finding Treasures and Making a Fortune in the 1970s
There are two famous things in Xingping Village:
One is that the youngest daughter of the Su family practically has to see a doctor every month. The other is that, despite being frail, she has a fiancé everyone envies.
Su Anyue had just graduated with a degree in archaeology when a car accident sent her into the body of the youngest daughter of the Su family. Her relatives were kind, though there were a lot of them, and the family was poor. With a treasure-finding System, Su Anyue thought none of that was a problem. This was an era when even a broken bowl might be an antique worth tens of millions.
But she soon discovered that her kindly uncle wasn't really kind, while her considerate older cousin was a real green tea schemer. They wanted the house and her fiancé?
She could give them both!
At first, the villagers wondered if Su Anyue had gone stupid:
When her cousin split up the family, grabbed their belongings, and demanded the house, she asked only for a crock of pickled vegetables and took the elderly members of her family to a dilapidated old home!
While her cousin busied herself trying to become a worker in the city, she busied herself picking up trash!
When her cousin wanted to marry her fiancé, she kept picking up trash and even urged them to get engaged!!!
But the villagers didn't know that
The pickling crock was from the Ming dynasty, and the furniture in the old house was made of red sandalwood.
Later, to the villagers' disbelief, Su Anyue became the first person in the village to become a worker, the first to get into university, and even the first to receive a medal for making a major contribution to the country.
Reading guide:
Set in an alternate world
A satisfying rise-to-power story
My friend is about to launch a new novel: The Male Lead Pays Too Much Attention to the Cannon Fodder Heroine
Ji Tong transmigrates into a book, becoming a cannon fodder heroine who is infatuated with the charismatic, domineering male lead and constantly makes life difficult for the strong, independent, innocent female lead.
To stay alive, Ji Tong has no choice but to diligently follow the plot.
When Li Yucheng leads the school team to victory, Ji Tong says aloud, “Wow! Brother Yucheng is the best!”
“Yeah, right! His grades are awful, his temper stinks, and he's got nothing going for him except his face.”
Li Yucheng, who suddenly can hear Ji Tong's thoughts: ?
When Li Yucheng first meets the innocent heroine and gets provoked, Ji Tong says, “How could you say something like that? Don't be angry, Brother Yucheng.”
“Here it comes! The big shot's going to flip the table! Quick, let me get away from him first!”
Li Yucheng's hand, resting on the edge of the table, froze. He looked at Ji Tong without expression.
During a game of Truth or Dare, Ji Tong is asked who she likes. “I... I like Brother Yucheng...”
“Only if I'm blind.”
Li Yucheng, sitting nearby, watched Ji Tong act shy and sweet while privately ranting like crazy. He clenched his fists and ground his teeth.
One day later, Li Yucheng got drunk, pulled out his phone, and, without even unlocking the screen, put it to his ear and shouted, “Ji Tong! How can you not like me?! How can you not like me...”
Ji Tong, sitting right across from him: “...”
This plot isn't going quite as expected.
Theme: A story about a heroine who works hard in the 1960s and 1970s, finds love, and continues to grow.
Arranging a time travel identity is of no use. Just change it to a local heroine. It was written in 1969. I don't know but I thought it was the old society.
Ordinary villagers don't know about embroidery. Doesn't she, a time traveler, know about it? Will embroidery die without embroidery?
The heroine's brain should die soon!
What's going on between the male protagonist and the female protagonist? Obviously knowing that the news is serious, everyone has cleaned up the things in the house, why didn't the heroine do it yet, but she was anxious to delay the time while waiting for someone to come to check? Why did she go there earlier?
The heroine's soul is a modern adult, why doesn't she like to be clean? All her words, deeds and thoughts are exactly like those of a backward indigenous girl. Why did the author set the heroine to be a time-travelling woman? She has no characteristics of a time-traveling woman at all, and readers can't help but complain after reading it. It's better to just write an indigenous heroine, there won't be so many violations
In fact, it was very easy to break off a relationship in that era. In that crazy era, all authority was denied. The kings of heaven and earth, their relatives and teachers, are all remnants of feudalism. In a situation like my cousin's, those who are more ruthless can directly send them all to reform through labor. You have to pay anyway, so why don't I pay a little more and deal with you directly, solving the matter at once. At least those in the movement won't come one after another to blackmail you.
Shouldn't these tomb robbers be killed?
In this day and age, you need a letter of introduction when you go out, so elopements are simply not possible. Or take the two children and run away with someone. How can I get accommodation in a car without a letter of introduction? If found out, I will be deported back to my place of origin. It is impossible for other villages to accept people of unknown origin to settle down, and it is even more impossible for the city to accept them. Adults can't find jobs, they can't even earn work points by farming. How can children go to school without a household registration? How do those who elope live?
This is the most miserable and aggrieved heroine I have ever seen. She feels no different from an ordinary 10-year-old indigenous village girl. She has been squeezed by her uncle's family after traveling for two years, starving herself to the point of malnutrition. The heroine was an ordinary person before she traveled through time, so she did not require any special skills or golden fingers. However, the heroine did not have the insight and IQ of a modern adult. She could only be abused when faced with the best relatives, and had no way to escape or resist. Ordinary village girls have little knowledge and do not know how to resist and save themselves, so they can only be persecuted. The heroine, a modern person, is actually worse than a native. It is said that you can work and earn cents to support yourself when you reach adulthood. In fact, the heroine has to work to earn cents just like in the uncle's house. In addition, she also has to do housework, and it depends on the appearance of the best. If she is divided, she only needs to do her own work and support herself. And why does the heroine think that she will be sold if she leaves this home? Who in the village dares to buy and sell people openly? Only by staying in this home will she be sold, and her relatives can "sell" her openly in the name of getting married and collecting betrothal gifts. On the contrary, if she leaves this home or even severs the relationship, she can be her own master. Who is qualified to "sell" her! I haven't read the rest of the story yet, so I wonder if the heroine has always been so useless, miserable and just waiting for the hero to come to her rescue.
I never thought it would end! Thanks for free qaq