Big Sister Goes to Town: the Road to Riches in 1990

After reading so many period articles, I found this one to be the most realistic. The psychological changes of a girl from poverty to sudden wealth are well described. She works hard step by step, has clear goals, and is motivated but not vain. The author did not write the heroine crookedly, there is no space, no time travel, no rebirth, but the writing is so wonderful! Full subscription support

It's a very interesting period piece, although it's not a Goldfinger Rebirth type. But the heroine worked hard to grow up little by little and was very successful. The author writes very well. Like

Definitely a clean slate in period literature! ! It's either a rebirth or a joke in a book, or it's a story of struggle that happened in our father's generation. It's very real and heartwarming. I highly recommend it!

Where is Xiao Gu? Why are you gone and never coming back? 🙂

I read Golden Five Chapters and it was very interesting and well written.

This novel is very suitable for a country Mary Sue drama, like the persimmons are red every year, and the woman in charge is like that. However, if it is really adapted, the blood content in it may be increased by 50%😏

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Want to know who the hero is? Is there a male protagonist?

It's pretty good. I gave a reward of 1,500, and the author will continue to work hard.

The writing in this book is actually pretty good, but I don't know if it's because the author doesn't have much life experience or something. . . The heroine has already done a lot for her younger siblings, so there is no need to write about her not allowing her younger siblings to work. . . Even transportation to junior high school. . . Not to mention the 1990s, or the 2000s, the children of migrant workers in Shenzhen basically went to school by themselves in the first or second grade. . . The heroine is really spoiled. . . There is no need to argue with me about being unsafe. I have lived in Shenzhen since the 1990s and 1990s. Like the heroine in the novel, my parents opened a small shop and sold food by themselves, but they really didn't have time to take care of me. I basically played with the kids next door when I was two or three years old, and later I went to school by myself. The children around me never saw their parents coming to pick them up. It was completely normal for children who owned restaurants to help. At the age of nine or ten, they could already help wash dishes and deliver takeaways. The heroine also let them concentrate on studying. . . Emmm, are you sure this won't breed white-eyed wolves? Although the author assumes that the younger siblings are well-behaved, the way the heroine raises them is really unrealistic. . .

Is there any similar article? Very nice

Isn't there a bug? Why did Aunt Lu's family borrow the money from the hostess when they contracted the canteen, and even after they bought several motorcycles, they still didn't pay it back?