Writing in the Republican Era

This novel is also known as I Write Novels in Republican-Era China and Getting Rich in Republican-Era China by Writing Novels. Updates daily, at six in the morning.

Yao Xiaoyu woke up to find that she had gone from being a newly graduated modern university student to a wealthy young lady in Republican-era China.

The good news: she hadn't had her feet bound, and she had a say in the household.

The bad news: her family had lost its fortune and was in debt.

With a frail mother, a sick father, a step-grandmother who disguised herself as a man to pull rickshaws, and several siblings who couldn't afford to go to school, Yao Xiaoyu's vision went black. She could only pick up her pen and ink and start with Butterfly and Mandarin Duck fiction, gradually pulling her whole family out of the mire.

P.S. A slice-of-life farming novel. The main plot is about the heroine writing novels, but it also includes the everyday squabbles and domestic details of family life.

New novel: The Snack Stall of the Nineties

Synopsis:

To extend her life, Jiang Hengxing signed a contract with the System and entered a novel set in the 1990s, taking the place of a minor character who had learned of her tragic fate and run away.

After completing the opening plot and successfully integrating into the world through a key event, Jiang Hengxing packed her things and ran off to An City, where ingredients from all four seasons were available. With nothing to her name, she could only save up some capital and set up a small stall.

A snack stall with no clear specialty popped up outside the gates of An City University. Its owner, Jiang Hengxing, sold pastries one day, braised snacks the next, and tiny wontons the day after. Everything tasted exceptionally good, and students flocked to her stall.

The other stall owners lined up, sourly thinking that a stall with such an inconsistent menu would go under sooner or later. They couldn't wait to mock her mercilessly!

But they waited and waited, until Jiang Hengxing was so busy she had to hire help.

They kept waiting, until Jiang Hengxing rented a storefront and turned her stall into a snack shop, no longer exposed to wind and rain.

Then they waited some more, until Jiang Hengxing bought the shop. From then on, all she had to pay for the building was utilities, and she even built a small two-story extension.

The other stall owners: ...

P.S.

1. A food-focused slice-of-life novel about enjoying good food and drink and living a quiet, happy life.

2. The male lead is just background scenery.

Theme: Success comes from hard work