Er Ya's Wonderful Life [Period]

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[Novel blurb]

For the first sixteen years of Er Ya's life, as far back as she could remember, all she did was work: serving her family, tending their livestock, and working the fields for her production team.

Less than half a month after leaving the production team, she died on the way home and caused trouble for quite a few people.

Did Er Ya resent it? Probably not. She understood nothing: not why she was alive, not why a few words had hurt people, and not why she had died. Even at the moment of death, she understood nothing.

When she came back to life, Er Ya was just as confused, but she knew she mustn't hurt anyone.

After learning that, she also learned that she had to study, that ability was the key to making something of herself, and that a better life required something to strive for.

Starting over, Er Ya seemed to understand, and yet seemed not to. Along the way, she met all sorts of people: some lent her a hand, while others tripped her up. Life kept moving forward.

The thing Er Ya learned best was to keep working toward a better life.

New novel: I Transmigrated at a Funeral Home [The 1970s]

Lin Yunnan transmigrated at a funeral home, a real funeral home, into the body of a friend of her mother, who had just passed away.

In this parallel world, she had no parents of her own, but gained adoptive parents and a nephew two years older than her.

She also gained a golden finger with "limitless potential."

She had planned to lie flat and be the next generation of a factory family, but life still turned out to be a rat race.

Her dad was a workaholic, her mom was a workaholic, her nephew was a workaholic, and of course, she was the biggest workaholic of all.

In an era of hard work, it's only right to work hard.

Study hard, make progress every day. A warm story about family life.

Theme: Study hard and live life to the fullest