The Mermaid Prince Transmigrates to the 1980S

[Childhood Sweethearts Growing Up] A full subscription costs just as much as a cup of milk tea. Thank you to everyone who supports reading through legitimate channels! Next up for your collection: Pork Rong in the 1970s; The Demolition Heir and the Land-Requisition Heir in the 1990s Blurb: Song Zhilin, a merman prince who transmigrated into the 1980s before birth, is utterly bewildered to find himself the son of an ordinary fishing family. There is no blue ocean or golden tail, just two little cuties. The little fish, Linlin, cries a pile of pearls. Fortunately, his family's affection and his childhood sweetheart's company help him gradually adapt to the human world. When he goes out fishing, the fish swarm toward him. When he goes beachcombing, he can pick up a whole pile of premium crabs. And so, each day he goes beachcombing, attends school, and fishes. Along the way, he and his best friend even open a pearl farm. As the son of a village chief and a native of the 1980s, Zheng Haoqian has always had plenty to eat and wear, with friends all around him. Yet he has a special fondness for his childhood sweetheart, the little fish, and wants to tuck him into his pocket and keep him there. Every day, he goes beachcombing, attends school, and fishes with his childhood sweetheart. In the end, they open a pearl farm together. As the two grow up, they encounter all kinds of people and situations. With wisdom and courage, they resolve each problem and eventually expose the villain secretly causing trouble behind the scenes. Reader's Guide: 1. A childhood-sweethearts growing-up story with mutual pining, focused mainly on personal growth. 2. A sunny, sweet, lucky bottom x a loyal, protective top. 3. There are some awful characters in the story, but they generally don't last more than three chapters. 4. Some Cantonese dialect appears, but not much. The author will explain it in the afterword for each chapter. 5. The protagonists' parents have a substantial role in the early chapters. Pre-release: The Demolition Heir and the Land-Requisition Heir [1990s] Lu Xiao, who has been highly sensitive to kindness and malice since childhood, is the son of a family that received ten apartments in a demolition settlement. His family is considered wealthy among the native residents of Jiangcheng. He is outgoing and loves making friends. Then one day, a transfer student named Song Jing joins his class. Lu Xiao looks at Song Jing's cool appearance and plain clothes, while a chorus of classmates' comments reaches his ears. "Look how cool he is. He must be hard to talk to." "His clothes are so old. Is his family struggling? Should we help him?" "He's so handsome. I really want to be friends with him, but he looks a little fierce." Song Jing, who looks a little fierce: I'm so nervous. Everyone here has such nice clothes, and they're so friendly to me. What should I do? Lu Xiao is as cute as the little white rabbit I keep as a pet. The classmates are very considerate of this handsome guy who looks a little fierce, carefully making sure not to hurt his pride. Until one day, they see the mansion where Song Jing lives. Lu Xiao: Didn't you say you were a farmer's son? How come you live in a mansion? Song Jing: Xiao Xiao, I, I really am a farmer's son. My family just has a bit of land. Classmates: Tell us, just how much land does your family have? Later, the two go from classmates to friends, then become lovers. Lu Xiao: Song Jing, how much of your family's land is still waiting to be requisitioned? Song Jing: Xiao Xiao, there's still land at home. I want to marry you and make you the lord of my land. Song Jing in his classmates' eyes: A cool guy who doesn't talk much and comes from a poor family. Song Jing in Lu Xiao's eyes: A clingy chatterbox who loves talking in his ear, and a first-generation land-requisition heir. Pre-release: Pork Rong in the 1970s Rong Rong has just received his university admission letter when he transmigrates. He opens his eyes to find himself in the 1970s, the youngest son of an abattoir butcher. His father is the only person on the whole production team who works in the county town, a phoenix among the common folk. His mother is famous throughout the production team for her competence. His eldest brother is the production team's only high school graduate. His second brother is the production team's notorious troublemaker. His third brother is the production team's outstanding swimming champion. His childhood sweetheart, Da Chengzi, is a genius baby. Newborn Rong Rong blows bubbles and sighs: It seems like I don't have anything to show for myself. Rong Rong thinks he'll become a lazy fish drifting through life in the 1970s. But soon he realizes he has so much love in his life. He wants to make life even better for those who love him. So he starts offering advice to his father and becomes his mother's thoughtful little helper. He listens to his brothers and works hard alongside them. Before long, as the market opens up, his family starts a pig farm and becomes famous throughout the surrounding villages as a breeding business. Later, Rong Rong and his childhood sweetheart, Da Chengzi, open a pork-processing factory to pass down traditional delicacies. As an adult, Rong Rong enjoys crunchy pig ears and fragrant braised pig trotters, looking completely satisfied. Of course, it would be even better if he could ignore the clingy guy behind him, hugging him and refusing to let go. Clingy Gu Cheng: Rong Rong, don't forget about your Da Chengzi! Theme: Work hard and be brave to build a prosperous life