Jiang Ningning transmigrated into the 1970s, becoming a spoiled brat who, relying on her parents' affection, even snatched the eggs sent by her sister-in-law's family for her postpartum recovery and ate them herself.
Everyone hated Jiang Ningning from the moment she arrived. Looking down at the scratchy homespun clothes on her body, the watery porridge in front of her, and her parents, so thin from never having enough to eat, she thought, "...This is exhausting."
If the supermarket that had cost Jiang Ningning her life hadn't also come along with her in a different form, she would have been ready to hang herself from a tree in no time.
So, when a matchmaker tried to persuade Jiang Ningning's parents to marry her off sooner rather than later to ease the family's burden:
Jiang Ningning silently brought out the supermarket's clearance pastries and discounted fruit...
The matchmaker: "??? Bananas? Dragon fruit? I've never even seen these before, let alone eaten them! This girl's got some tricks up her sleeve!"
When her sister-in-law was cooking and could only afford to wipe the wok with a piece of gauze that had been dipped in oil:
Jiang Ningning: It's just cooking oil. The supermarket's got plenty. How about soybean oil, olive oil, rapeseed oil, corn oil, sunflower oil, or discounted pork lard?
When her family, trying to save kerosene, didn't light a lamp after dark:
Jiang Ningning: She brought out the scented candles she'd bought at the supermarket. The ambience was instantly perfect!
The supermarket's clearance pastries, discounted fruit, and yellowing, wilted vegetables all became Jiang Ningning's precious money-makers.
The author's upcoming story, A Guide to Running an Interdimensional Supermarket:
After graduating from Yunjing University, Yun Jing returned home to inherit the family business. Everyone said she had to be crazy to waste her best years cooped up in a little supermarket.
Only Yun Jing knew that a wooden door in her little supermarket connected to countless worlds...
Her little supermarket was an interdimensional supermarket.
The supermarket's customers came from all kinds of worlds:
A girl who had transmigrated to a beastfolk world walked in and immediately dropped to her knees in front of Yun Jing, tears of excitement in her eyes. "Girl! You're my goddess!"
Milk tea, hamburgers, chocolate, and of course, sanitary pads. After all, this girl owned a whole mountain of gold. She had gold coming out of her ears.
An interstellar customer from a planet so polluted that no plants could survive stared wide-eyed at the potted gardenia on the checkout counter. "I'll take this beautiful, fragrant flower. Can I pay with one of the latest mechs?"
An ancient customer, short on salt and food, nearly drooled at the supermarket's two-yuan bags of table salt.
The world of cultivation... the Republican era... Faced with all the wonderful things her customers brought in, Yun Jing only realized after the fact that she had somehow become a winner in life.
Theme: Be independent and self-reliant.
Now, both parents are gone, and the demolition should be divided equally between the brother and sister. How can this brother give his sister a small house and still be said to be a good person? Does the author think that women are inherently unworthy of equal property rights as men? This is a romance novel with a female protagonist, how mean is she on the inside?
Maybe my wife wanted to write about a good brother, but this description always feels like a brother and sister-in-law singing along...
Helping my sister-in-law raise her two children? ? Was the child born outside your sister-in-law? So funny
In the 1970s, it cost two hundred yuan for a rural person to marry a wife? ! ! People in the city will not be so generous. This is a mistake. Only fools or other problematic people will pay such a high price for the gift. Others are not stupid. No one will marry such a high gift. In the end, it will only be thrown into their hands. To put it bluntly, this second sister-in-law is not a fairy. If no one marries her, the gift will naturally fall.
It's funny enough. The original owner worked for 300 yuan, and the second brother married a wife for 200 yuan. She didn't bring anything back. Now she's buying milk powder. The sister-in-law doesn't know, and it's as if something happened to the original owner. After all, you can make money by working, and you want the heroine to save money and pay it back to the person who lent it to you. You don't care how much money you spent on women. The Lord is also a Holy Mother, and he can tell from the way he acted in his previous life that he obviously has a share in the house money. Just because the sister-in-law is unhappy, the heroine doesn't want it. If it weren't for the eldest brother who insists on giving it, the heroine really doesn't want it, but it's useless to give it. After the heroine died, the money spent on decoration went to the sister-in-law and the others, haha
I have a question. Since the heroine has no memory of the original owner, is she speaking Mandarin? Or is it that although the heroine has traveled through time, the location has not changed and she is still in her hometown?
The heroine's IQ is the author's IQ. Since the author wants to write a period novel, he should do his homework and not be whimsical and write based on his imagination.
The heroine actually thinks that she is not stupid. I think she has already proven her IQ by taking out three hundred in less than a month since she started working.
Prices feel a bit expensive. Milk candy only costs four yuan per pound. Hard candies are just hard candies no matter how high-end they are.
Just like the chronicle, the heroine was a girl in her 20s in her previous life, but her tone, tone, and behavior were as uncharacteristic of a woman in her 40s or 50s. .
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Now, both parents are gone, and the demolition should be divided equally between the brother and sister. How can this brother give his sister a small house and still be said to be a good person? Does the author think that women are inherently unworthy of equal property rights as men? This is a romance novel with a female protagonist, how mean is she on the inside?
Maybe my wife wanted to write about a good brother, but this description always feels like a brother and sister-in-law singing along...
Helping my sister-in-law raise her two children? ? Was the child born outside your sister-in-law? So funny
In the 1970s, it cost two hundred yuan for a rural person to marry a wife? ! ! People in the city will not be so generous. This is a mistake. Only fools or other problematic people will pay such a high price for the gift. Others are not stupid. No one will marry such a high gift. In the end, it will only be thrown into their hands. To put it bluntly, this second sister-in-law is not a fairy. If no one marries her, the gift will naturally fall.
It's funny enough. The original owner worked for 300 yuan, and the second brother married a wife for 200 yuan. She didn't bring anything back. Now she's buying milk powder. The sister-in-law doesn't know, and it's as if something happened to the original owner. After all, you can make money by working, and you want the heroine to save money and pay it back to the person who lent it to you. You don't care how much money you spent on women. The Lord is also a Holy Mother, and he can tell from the way he acted in his previous life that he obviously has a share in the house money. Just because the sister-in-law is unhappy, the heroine doesn't want it. If it weren't for the eldest brother who insists on giving it, the heroine really doesn't want it, but it's useless to give it. After the heroine died, the money spent on decoration went to the sister-in-law and the others, haha
I have a question. Since the heroine has no memory of the original owner, is she speaking Mandarin? Or is it that although the heroine has traveled through time, the location has not changed and she is still in her hometown?
The heroine's IQ is the author's IQ. Since the author wants to write a period novel, he should do his homework and not be whimsical and write based on his imagination.
The heroine actually thinks that she is not stupid. I think she has already proven her IQ by taking out three hundred in less than a month since she started working.
Prices feel a bit expensive. Milk candy only costs four yuan per pound. Hard candies are just hard candies no matter how high-end they are.
Just like the chronicle, the heroine was a girl in her 20s in her previous life, but her tone, tone, and behavior were as uncharacteristic of a woman in her 40s or 50s. .