Reborn as a Farm Girl, I’m Ready to Turn My Life Around
重生农家妞要翻身
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 910k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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My Taste: Carefully Selected
The heroine is pretty inspiring, and the hero isn't an idiot Updates are a little slow
Ladies' Club
Let's go have some fun!
Xiao Ying’s Reading List
Little Ponytail’s Quirks
Horror, mystery, romance, urban fiction, and more. As long as I discover a well-written story, I'll follow it obsessively.
Quality Books with Sensible Leads!
Fantasy, science fiction, ancient settings, modern settings, cultivation, and romantic fantasy.
My Reading List
I recommend these because I like them. I’ve read every book on the list, and they’re all pretty good.
Military Romance
Military romance
Life Is Beautiful
Little things that add some fun to life.
Zhu Zhu's Favorites
Transmigration, interstellar, reborn, cultivation
🍀🍀🍀Ailian's House🍀🍀🍀
🌹🌹🌹I absolutely love military novels about rebirth and transmigration! I love them so much! 🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃 Sigh, maybe I'm just not good at expressing myself. I still don't have a single follower or even one flower 😭
My Favorites from the '70s, '80s, and '90s
The hardships of the 1970s, the start-up spirit of the 1980s, the struggles of the 1990s, the turn of the millennium in the 2000s... Among historical novels, I currently like the works of Xixing, Dongtian de Liuye, and a few other great authors. Especially Jun Jiuling, Jiaoniang Yijing, and Shaoguang Man. I'll follow other great authors' works when I come across them. I haven't followed any fantasy novels yet... This list is mostly stories set from around the 1960s to the 1990s, or historica
Good-Looking Reborn Novels
All reborn novels that I think are good.
Period Novels, Military Wife Novels, Rebirth Novels, and Transmigration Novels
All books I've read and enjoyed
Period Fiction with Military Men as the Male Leads
Lately I've gotten into stories with military men as the male leads, so I redid my entire book list. It hurt so much to delete books, but I did it anyway. 〒_〒 Everything I've added now has a military man as the male lead. I'll update from time to time, depending on what I'm into lately. I'll add books to the list first and write recommendations later, so don't call me lazy. I know I am.
Female-Targeted Military Romance
Er, they're all books. Ones for girls to read.
Military Wives
An epic romance set in a turbulent era.
Reborn Military Wife
Reborn, becoming a military wife
Great Reborn, Transmigration, and Pocket-Dimension Novels for Female Readers
Farming in a pocket dimension and romance
Books I Like
Period novels, military wife novels, reborn novels, pampering novels, and post-apocalyptic novels
My Favorites
Books I like
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Reborn: The Perfect Wife of the ’80s
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Reborn in the 1980s: Sweet as Honey
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The Everyday Life of an Extra
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Reborn: It’s Not Too Late for Sang Yu
Reborn as a Young Wife in a Bygone Era
The Cannon Fodder Bride Takes Charge
Reborn in the Good Times of the Eighties
The Feisty Little Wife’s Glory Days
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The Reborn Cannon Fodder Returns
Reborn: The ’70s Rules
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It's one thing that Xiuxiu wasn't found before, but now that she's been reunited with her family, Young Master He, after all his scheming, has ended up marrying an adopted daughter of the Chu family. This is incredibly ironic. It just goes to show that zuo ne dao ne dao (a Chinese internet slang term for someone who courts trouble). This scumbag and scumbag woman are a perfect match.
The beginning is too exaggerated
The beginning is too exaggerated! Is this really a savior? It feels like she's treating him like a lover, or even heartbroken! Is she really not someone he loves? Why would she treat her benefactor like this?
This book is right up my alley. I love the female lead's personality. She's a bit insecure but also works hard and is self-reliant. She doesn't intentionally harm others, unlike many rebirth novels where the protagonist seeks revenge. She only wants to repay the kindness she received, leave the family that harmed her in her previous life, and slowly shine brightly!
Is the author trying to make the female protagonist in this story resemble the character of a harbinger of eight horses?
Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience... Water experience...
A nanny in her forties or fifties is reborn with the ability to hear things from afar. She then opens a restaurant, a clothing factory, recognizes a founding general as her grandfather, marries a major general, and discovers she's actually the son of a high-ranking official, with wealthy and powerful parents... This kind of cheat-like ability is simply amazing!
I finished reading this novel and thought it was great. I especially liked the male and female leads; they were so straightforward and powerful.
Two cents for a vegetable bun was quite expensive. I remember when I was in middle school, or maybe high school, around 2000, two vegetable buns cost five cents.
This mother treats her adopted daughter better than her own daughter, and isn't afraid that her own daughter will feel hurt?
Is the female lead's mother really her biological daughter? She treats her adopted daughter better than her own. She says she feels indebted to her biological daughter, but she doesn't really care. She's so annoying; I hope she dies.