Moved to Shanghai in the 1990S

[Advance collection of "Sixty: I am a detective on the serial road" and "Starting from writing novels in Chinatown [Sixty]" please collect~] In 1994, Dongping Village, which had been rumored to have coal mines in the mountains, issued a notice—— Villagers pay a sum of money and can go up the mountain to define a coal mine exploration area. If successful, they will receive half of the shares in the new coal mine. After the notice came out, the village exploded. Some people scolded the leaders for being crazy for wanting money, while others paid money and carried hoes up the mountain. Yu Lanying and her husband are the latter. Two months later, they actually dug coal. However, before the coal mine was completed, her husband died unexpectedly late at night, leaving a debt that forced her to sell her shares in the coal mine. Due to various reasons, she had to leave her hometown with her young daughter and live a homeless life. Reborn back to the day when coal was first dug. Looking at her cheerful husband, Yu Lanying took a deep breath and said, "Shall we sell the coal mine shares?" We sold our shares, left our hometown, and went to the Shanghai Stock Exchange. Pre-order collection: "Sixty: I am a detective on the serial road" When she woke up, Wang Jingyun found herself dressed as a hot-blooded high school student in the 1960s, who ignored her family's dissuasion and participated in a series of events with her classmates. She calculated the time in her mind and found that she was going to the mountains and countryside soon. However, it turned out that she had an older sister and younger brother at home, and her future situation was very unfavorable, so she decisively decided to return to her hometown by car. But when she asked to return, she learned from her classmates that during the series, they could have free food, accommodation and free transportation with their student ID cards. Wang Jingyun, who had been a social worker for ten years in her previous life, suddenly died without going anywhere and decisively changed her mind: "It doesn't matter if I can travel for free. I mainly want to experience the beautiful scenery of the motherland so that I can better contribute to the construction of the country in the future." * Before getting on the train, Wang Jingyun thought that she would be able to eat, drink and see the beautiful scenery along the way. Unexpectedly, as soon as he got off the train and checked into the guest house, one of his fellow students died unexpectedly. Relying on the experience of reading detective novels and film and television works in his previous life, and in order to clear himself of suspicion, Wang Jingyun rushed decisively. After the murder case in the secret room of the guest house, there was also the case of corpse dumping in the wilderness on a snowy night, and the massacre of the family... As the truth of each murder case was discovered, Wang Jingyun gradually became a nationally famous young detective. Before the series of connections ended, police stations from all over the country were scrambling to invite her to join her. Wang Jingyun: "Huh? I have an iron rice bowl now?" "Starting from writing novels in Chinatown [60]" Yang Leyi traveled to New York in the 1960s. During this period, the United States was full of stars. The Beatles and Elvis Presley became idols in the hearts of young people, and avant-garde ideas became increasingly mainstream. But all this has nothing to do with Yang Leyi, who just arrived in Chinatown. My father just passed away and my mother worked in a laundry. Because of the meager income, even if he works ten hours a day, it is difficult to support his two daughters. When Yang Leyi came over, the family was worrying about next month's rent. In order not to live on the street, Yang Leyi aimed at the "Overseas Chinese Literary Formation" and planned to write a Chinese novel first. Intention: None