
40
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Summarized
Ongoing
Status
Historical
Type
Reborn as the Beloved Only Daughter of a 1950s Worker’s Family
by 枝问雁
Qiao Jiajia, who had grown up in an orphanage, transmigrated into the 1950s. As the only child her parents had after several years of marriage, she was deeply cherished by them. Although life in the 1950s was a little difficult, Qiao Jiajia was very satisfied with her transmigration because she finally had the family affection she had longed for in her previous life. Her entire family had also caught a lucky break. Although they had come from the countryside, they somehow managed to obtain urban household registration. From her grandparents to her parents, everyone worked as employees in the provincial capital. Her grandfather was even the only Grade Eight fitter at the steel factory, earning a monthly salary of 126 yuan—more than the factory director himself. Their family lived an exceptionally comfortable life. However, Qiao Jiajia, who was happily enjoying her new life, had no idea that she had actually transmigrated into a historical-era novel, and that her family was merely part of the background. The female protagonist of the novel was the daughter of a rural production brigade leader, while the male protagonist was a sent-down educated youth. Qiao Jiajia’s cousin was the unfortunate supporting female character. The complicated entanglement between the three of them went on for hundreds of chapters and still hadn’t been resolved. Many years later, Qiao Jiajia looked at her attentive and considerate boyfriend, who even knew how to knit sweaters for her. He was also a friend of the novel’s male protagonist. Qiao Jiajia couldn’t help wondering whether she should hurry up and break up with him. She had heard that the people surrounding the male and female protagonists were usually doomed to become cannon fodder. There would be endless trouble once they got involved. She really didn’t want to get dragged into the affairs of the male and female protagonists. Lu Baiqing was dressed in a formal suit, his demeanor serious and composed. Yet, while sitting behind his desk at work, he was knitting a sweater for his young girlfriend. He looked up at Qiao Jiajia, his expression unreadable, and slowly asked, “Jiajia, what did you just say? I didn’t hear you clearly.” — Description from novelcodex.org
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