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Also known as Back to Ninth Grade
A second chance at time: seize everything you want to hold on to.
Story blurb:
Lin Wanyi, who grew up in a single-parent household, returns to 2009, the year she was in ninth grade.
In her previous life, because she came from a single-parent family and was going through puberty, Lin Wanyi was withdrawn, insecure, sensitive, unwilling to talk to people, and quick-tempered.
As she grew up, she worked tirelessly to build a life for herself and came to understand how hard her mother had worked. But before she could do anything for her, her mother passed away.
The news drained her of all her strength. Days of despair and numbness left her unable to tell day from night.
Then, one hazy morning, she woke up and discovered she had been reborn!
This time, the family was doing well, and their breakfast shop was still open.
Lin Wanyi secretly resolved not to repeat the mistakes of her past life.
She had to get along with her mother. She mustn't let that so-called self-respect torment herself, her family, or everyone who cared about her. After all, she was only a minor character. How many people would even notice her flaws, one way or another?
Life belongs to you!
In other people's worlds, everyone else is just a supporting character. You alone are the protagonist.
* In her student years, the heroine was insecure and sensitive because she came from a single-parent family. But after years of struggling in the world, she gradually grew out of it, worked hard to build the life she wanted, and slowly became more confident.
* Her insecurity and sensitivity as a student damaged her relationship with her mother, and she didn't know how to repair it. Whenever they met, they would just look at each other in silence. It wasn't until her mother died that Lin Wanyi felt regret.
* After being reborn, Lin Wanyi is no longer insecure or sensitive. More accurately, she just doesn't care anymore, and she becomes closer to her mother. She wants to make up for the past.
* In her second chance at life, she eventually meets the shy boy.
* The early story focuses on family, while the later story focuses on romance and studies.
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Little Cannon Fodder of the Seventies [Book Transmigration]
Han Jianqing wakes up one morning and discovers she has entered a book, as a cannon fodder who doesn't even qualify as a supporting character!
She's the cannon fodder who gets framed by her cousin, the female supporting character, and forced to take the blame for finding someone to assault the heroine. In the end, the original owner can't take the abuse and accusations, and jumps into a river in a daze.
And the root of this tragic story is right now: the cannon fodder's mother has just died. Her maternal uncle, the female supporting character's father, comes to handle the funeral. While he's at it, he arranges for his own son to take over the original owner's mother's job, then takes the sixteen-year-old original owner with him to the countryside.
Han Jianqing realizes she can't return to her original world, so she decides not to go to the countryside. Forget farming! Just as she's getting into the swing of making trouble, the original owner's brother and sister-in-law return!
Huh?? Han Jianqing is baffled. Only later does she realize it's the butterfly effect. At this point in the book, she should already have gone to the countryside with her uncle, but all the trouble she's caused has kept her there until her brother and sister-in-law came back.
Well, now she's got someone to back her up. Her brother is a regiment commander! And according to what happens later in the original book, he gets revenge for her. He didn't do it before because he didn't know what had happened. Heh, Han Jianqing is thrilled to know all this. Finally, she can put her hands on her hips and take a breather!
* The male lead isn't a soldier. He joined the army when he came of age, but later returned. The heroine's brother is a soldier, and in the early story the heroine lives with him and his wife.
* This isn't a story about a powerful heroine. It's a little story about transmigrating into the seventies and trying hard to live comfortably. The heroine is a bit lazy and doesn't like doing chores.
* After the heroine enters the book, she has little to do with the original protagonists, and they barely cross paths.
* The story takes place mostly around the military district and the county town, and later in a big city. There is no going to the countryside, and the heroine isn't an educated youth. There is little about educated youths, so there are no work points to earn.
Completed contemporary romance
So You're That Little Crybaby
Upcoming stories
I Promise You Jia Yu
I Don't Want a Little Rain
Theme: Go back to ninth grade and become the protagonist of your own life.
. . . Why does the heroine feel so stupid and inexplicably target a person who is good to her mother? You can observe it but there is no need to have such a bad attitude. It is rude to look at it.
There are too many spoken words... I always say
Isn't it just a coat? I found it, honestly.
Speechless, the essence is selfishness
Please, why are you still so childish when your mental age is almost thirty?
Although, I can't accept having a baby at the age of 19
To be honest, my attitude towards relationships is really not like that of an adult.
I finally met the academic heroine, so excited
It's so well written in big letters, spread flowers.
Damn it, the last one made me cry