Coming soon: Little Girl, She's a Phoenix (1960s) and Soul Transmigrated into the 1970s to Substitute for the Richest Man. Their blurbs are below. Please add them to your reading lists.
Blurb for this story:
A powerful survivor from the apocalypse wakes up after a nap, transmigrated to the 1960s with a huge belly, now the mother of several hungry children.
Her husband is abusive, and her mother-in-law is tyrannical. Even if she had nowhere else to live, she couldn't stay in a family like this for long.
Faced with their bullying, she grabs a kitchen knife, decisively divorces her husband, and cuts ties with the scumbag and his wicked mother.
In the 1960s, life runs on a work-point system. Even a once-mighty leader from the apocalypse has to obey the assigned work arrangements. Gu Yan, now saddled with several children, marries Li Zhongxia, a soldier sent down to the countryside. She wants to avoid gossip and gain another pair of working hands, so they form a blended family.
The little one Li Zhongxia brought along is now her responsibility too. Well, one child takes raising, and so do five. She can even get a good husband out of it. That's a pretty good deal.
Coming soon: Little Girl, She's a Phoenix. Please add it to your reading list.
Village Party Secretary Hu Fa finds a seven-colored egg and keeps it on the heated brick bed all winter. One day, the shell cracks open, and a pink-cheeked little girl crawls out. She crunches on the eggshell, leaving the Hu family gaping in astonishment.
Adults get eighteen jin of coarse grain a month, and everyone is worrying about how to get by. Only the Hu family is worrying about how to communicate with all kinds of birds and beasts. Crows bring wheat, magpies bring millet... and an eagle even brings a whole pile of chestnuts.
The cognitively impaired grandson of the retired senior officer next door, who's returned to his hometown to recuperate, actually carries over all his malted milk, powdered milk, brown sugar... and other nutritional supplements. The rosy-cheeked little boy looks at the adorable little girl and smiles ingratiatingly. Then he speaks his first words ever.
"I've finally found you."
What's going on here? The animals hunt for themselves and even bring us food on the side? And, little boy, why did you bring all your good things over to us?
No, no, no. The birds are paying homage to the phoenix. You're not the one we're supposed to be honoring.
The Hu family falls silent as one, then turns to stare wide-eyed at their pink-cheeked little darling. A phoenix! Reborn in flames in an instant, singing through troubled times and banishing sorrow. Have you come here to be reborn through the flames?
Recommended historical novel by a friend:
The Scheming Beauty in the 1950s [Ancient Soul in the Modern Era]
Author: Yao Xinyi
Content warning: The heroine is not truly kind and virtuous. She's a scheming white lotus.
A Nuo was a palace maid in the Crown Prince's residence. While fleeing her pursuers, she accidentally transmigrates into the 1960s, and into a book at that. Knowing what the future holds, A Nuo immediately seeks out a high-quality man: the second son of Old Wang's family next door.
In everyone's eyes, the wife of Regiment Commander Wang is always gentle and amiable, capable of running a household and cooking, the perfect wife and mother.
But nobody knows that the stern, poker-faced regiment commander everyone sees has to wash clothes, cook, give his little wife massages, and whisper sweet nothings when he gets home. He serves her like an empress dowager.
Theme: A mother becomes strong for her children.
It was quite sad to see my grandma pass away.
The little princess who is protected by the whole family in the palm of her hand!
Once the name is changed, the family becomes a neat family. It was so awkward before
It's true that the greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment.
There are too many psychological activities of the heroine, and the past life thoughts that are connected when talking to others are particularly awkward to read, and there are too many past life fragments mixed in.
Hey, when will I publish a new article? Food, food, hunger
Finished, beautiful!!!
I feel a bit uncomfortable because the sugar is mixed with glass shards.
Good guy, the children get crushed in fights, the wife gets crushed in single combat, the whole family gets crushed in group fights... The key point is that they still have more people in group fights...
The more I write, the more outrageous it becomes. . .