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Xu Baihe, who came from the apocalypse, becomes a supporting character in a period novel she'd read before she died. This character was also the ex-wife of a villainous big shot, though she only appeared in flashbacks. If they hadn't shared the same name, Xu Baihe probably would have forgotten her altogether.
And the time she's landed in is ten years before the story begins: 1977.
With no memories of the original Xu Baihe, she has no choice but to head to the countryside and keep her distance from the original's family, lest they grow suspicious after spending too much time together.
Besides, she's thrilled to be living in an era where the old is giving way to the new.
At a time like this, isn't gold lying everywhere, just waiting to be picked up?
And as she keeps picking up opportunities, Xu Baihe becomes a true big shot.
What about the original story's villainous big shot?
Oh, he's at Xu Baihe's place, doing the laundry, cooking, and looking after the kids.
Couple: A heroine who's all about making money, can eat without gaining weight, loves sweets, and makes money at everything she does X a high-and-mighty village heartthrob who wears white shirts, is a neat freak, and only loves her
In short: A lighthearted story about making money and falling in love.
…The following is the blurb for this novel…
Blurb 1:
Reborn in the 1990s with the ability to see spirits. Surely that means getting rich and reaching the top of the world?
Yao Lan, holding a basket of red-dyed eggs, says: Not at all. In an era when the average annual income is only 1,500 yuan, exorcising demons is nowhere near as profitable as my parents selling wontons at a street stall!
Chen Cangsu: Woman! Hurry up and teach me how to catch ghosts!
Yao Lan: Get lost! You're just a kid. Stop talking like an adult!
Chen Cangsu pulls out a wad of cash: Are you sure you won't come?
Yao Lan: Right away, sir! I'll teach you everything, and you'll be an expert in no time! Top-notch service!
Blurb 2:
When I was reborn in 1990, I thought I'd gotten a script about making a fortune.
But then the old lady next door turned into a ghost and floated past me. That's when I realized I'd gotten a supernatural script.
So, with a peachwood sword in one hand and talismans in the other, I rushed to the front lines to hunt down demons and exorcise evil spirits, hoping to achieve my first little goal in life as soon as possible.
Meanwhile, my parents were laid off, started a business, and opened a restaurant.
Years later, I stood with my peachwood sword, staring at the row of property deeds in front of me and thinking hard: I guess I was just too young back then!
Couple: A money-minded worker bee X a chuunibyou rich kid
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Theme: Work hard at life, and keep striving every day.
After reading so many chapters, I feel like the heroine has been cleaning up the messes of her classmates, friends, parents, and relatives. The heroine's parents are bad people, raking in the ears, saving face, and taking advantage of others.
I think the plot is pretty good! It's just that the family is in a mess, and they are always cleaning up the mess. I feel that his parents have no independent opinions and always go to the heroine if anything happens. I think it would be better if his family does not show up. It would be better if the heroine is an only child. How many younger brothers and sisters are there? I think it's a bit annoying
In fact, the key is not how much money the heroine can make. The key is that the heroine's father is too confused. No matter how much money he makes, it's useless. The heroine gives me the feeling that she has never realized this.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh going crazy, why is the male protagonist causing so much trouble? It annoys me to death, I would have whipped him a long time ago
Isn't there a doctor at home? Don't you know whether you're dead or not? Not exposed? Don't be awkward. The heroine felt that her character was not good and the beads did not belong to her. The master asked why she refused to take them out.
Isn't this over a little too fast?
The heroine's character... Emmmmm... Should she really take Bi Lingzhu as her own? And "Then it's even more impossible to return it"?
A bit average, quite boring
It's a mess, it's as if you haven't looked at it, the heroine has been cleaning up the mess
Hope the next article will be better! The role of the facial expressions of supporting characters in this book is only to promote the development of the plot. Many supporting characters suddenly disappeared without explanation in the later stages. I hope the author can have a complete outline in the next book and don't write randomly. I found a lot of typos and BUCs in the book. The author needs to polish his writing more.