The Little Flower Spirit Is Everyone's Darling in a Period Novel

[My Little Lucky Carp Becomes the Beloved of the Village in the 1970s is now out. Come check it out!]

Novel blurb:

Zhaozhao is a peach blossom born of heaven and earth. With no parents, she cultivates alone in a spiritual realm. Her greatest wish is to successfully take human form and have a happy family.

At the age of two hundred, Zhaozhao undergoes her transformation tribulation. Just as she is about to succeed, a bolt of purple lightning sends her into the cycle of reincarnation.

When she regains consciousness, she has become human, with a loving father and mother and a brother who dotes on and protects her.

Her wish has finally come true, and Zhaozhao is so happy that she hugs her little feet and gives them a good chew.

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When Yang Pingping transmigrated into this poor, backward era, she didn't realize she had transmigrated into a book. She only figured it out when she saw her aunt's little daughter, whose forehead had five flower petals.

In the story, her aunt's whole family are villains.

Her aunt drove the female lead's mother away, her uncle schemed to have the male lead's father sent to prison, and her older cousin brutally oppressed the leads throughout their youth. If he hadn't eventually had a mental breakdown and killed himself, he probably would have had them both killed.

And the only reason they targeted the leads was the little cousin in front of her, still chewing on her feet.

Looking at the pink-cheeked little girl, who would eventually die at three and a half, Yang Pingping silently pulled her into her arms. She had to protect this beloved little girl, or else the whole family might turn evil if she let her out of her sight for even a moment.

My Little Lucky Carp Becomes the Beloved of the Village in the 1970s

Synopsis: Fu Yin is a lucky carp who has cultivated for two hundred years. She has just leaped over the Dragon Gate, but before she can temper her body and transform, the Weak Water carries her to a strange place, where she becomes a baby with limp arms and legs who can do nothing but whimper and wail.

Fu Yin: Oh, great. How am I supposed to survive?

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Jinyu Village has been hit by drought. It hasn't rained a drop in a year, and the crops in the fields have all died, leaving cracks in the soil. Just as the villagers despair and prepare to abandon the village, a baby appears under a century-old tree by the village shrine, accompanied by a downpour.

The village's most respected elder says excitedly, "This is a blessing from heaven! Jinyu Village has hope!"

So the villagers, who had been getting ready to flee, unpack their bundles and settle down again. Each family saves a portion of its own food to care for the village's hope.

One day, the family to the east cooks rice porridge; the next, the family to the west squeezes out dog milk. They manage to raise Fu Yin until she's plump and rosy, like a little lotus root doll.

As they raise Fu Yin, the villagers also notice that their village seems to be doing better and better.

Rainwater nourishes the cracked fields, the dead crops come back to life, and even when other villages are hit by locust plagues, theirs remains unscathed.

After the national college entrance exams resume, other villages struggle to send even one student to college, but everyone from their village who takes the exams gets into the university of their choice...

Theme: Happiness and well-being.