[Niche article, this is a novel that tells the story of mariculture in the early 1980s. In the early stage, kelp was raised, fishing rafts were made, eel fry were caught, and abalone was farmed…]

Returning to the small island in 1983, Li Duoyu fished up a net of large yellow croakers. He thought he could make a lot of money, but he was slapped in the face because in this era, the purchase price of a pound of large yellow croakers was only 40 cents.

In this era when there was no technology to preserve fresh food, Li Duoyu took the lead in raising kelp, which everyone was not optimistic about, and then raised blue crabs…

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The background of the story is in the 1980s. If you want to know more about it, you can come in and take a look. The author also stated that the background of this novel is purely fictitious. If there are any similarities, it may be true.

What was it like to be a small county official in ancient times?

Fictional/farming/infrastructure/no CP

Meng Changqing traveled through ancient times and dressed as a man since she was a child to protect her family property.

Because she beat the prince and offended the concubines, she was exiled to the northernmost place to be a small official.

The emperor felt so guilty that he could not sleep because of the punishment he had to do.

Meng Changqing was so happy that he packed up his things overnight and left Beijing before dawn.

That's great, it's so great! After being a grandson in Kyoto for thirteen years, I was finally liberated!

From now on, Meng Changqing is free!

She is going to Beishan County to be a local emperor!

But the moment the carriage entered the county, she was dumbfounded.

What's the situation?

Is this a county town or a gathering place for refugees?

The people were so hungry that they ate soil and most of them froze to death.

She had no choice but to put aside the idea of ​​being a local emperor and collect things for the people under her rule bit by bit.

Lead them to grow sweet potatoes, teach them to build earthen kangs, and slowly pull them to the line of food and clothing.

(A poorly written story about a mediocre spy's rise to power, dedicated to supporting the CCP; please refrain from negative comments if you dislike it!)

He was cannon fodder for the Kuomintang secret service, yet he possessed the supernatural abilities of infinite space and super hearing! With his unerringly accurate flying screwdriver technique, he rose to become the top assassin in Shanghai, and by chance, infiltrated the 76th Division. In the turbulent world of espionage, he killed Japanese soldiers, slaughtered traitors, and supplied money and equipment to the guerrillas…

Super power fantasy + top-notch fake eunuch transmigrates into the imperial harem!

Lin Yi actually became a fake eunuch and he was even discovered by the Emperor. Turns out, this young Emperor is actually a woman! And that's not all: this female Emperor had just married an overwhelmingly beautiful Empress. The heavy burden that should have been the Emperor's… ended up falling on Lin Yi's shoulders instead.

Female Emperor: "Xiao Linzi, do you think the baby in my belly is a boy or a girl?"

Empress: "Xiao Linzi, if I give birth to a princess, would you like that?"

Lin Yi: "Hehe, that's right, they're all mine…"

[Confucianism and Taoism + Ghostly Back of Confucian Sage + Frequent Clothing Destruction + Destroying Everything]

A wordless book records the affairs of the heavens.

Gu Mo arrived in a strange world with a scroll of heavenly books, where reading could make him stronger.

“Little monkey, let me ask you a question. Confucius said: ‘If I hear the Way in the morning, I can die content in the evening.’ What does this mean?”

"I found out the way to your house this morning, so I'm going to kill you tonight."

Confucius said: "Then what about the passing of time, like this river, which never ceases to flow day and night?"

The Master stood on the river and said: So many people have died because I kill them day and night, and I am even reluctant to leave.

"Very good, you have mastered the essence of 'Lunyu'. Now, come with me and fight alongside me!"

During that battle, the muscles on Gu Mo's back bulged, and a ferocious character "德" (de) was faintly visible.

My name is Gu Mo.

He likes purple clothes, loves reading, and often tears his clothes off.

(This book is also known as: Ghostly Scholar: Clothes Burst Out at the Start, Destroying Everything.)

Adorably cute baby + beloved by the group + superstitious elements + female lead is really five years old

Wei Fu stayed on the mountain for five years. When he returned home, he was met with the sight of his scumbag father beating people. Seeing his mother being beaten to the point of near death, Wei Fu was furious!

He wanted to summon lightning to strike his scumbag father, and then complain to his emperor uncle, demanding a divorce.

With the emperor, crown prince, and other powerful figures backing him up, and the chief minister showering him with affection, he was incredibly favored.

All the bigwigs stepped forward to protect him.

Suddenly, the capital city had a new female tyrant who roamed freely.

Bullies, spoiled brats, demons, and monsters all avoided his sharp edge.

Until one day, everyone saw the little girl being punished by a handsome young man who tapped her on the head, and everyone breathed a sigh of relief!

It would be good if someone could cure him, otherwise the Grand Tutor's beard would be worn out from worry.

This was an unprecedentedly powerful empire with a vast territory and millions of soldiers.

This was another extremely weak empire. Chen Sheng led 900 people in an uprising, and within half a year, the army grew to a million people and almost broke through the city of Xianyang.

Liu Bang led a few hundred people in an uprising, and in half a year he developed an army of tens of thousands.

Xiang Liang led 8,000 soldiers in an uprising, and within half a year he developed an army of over 100,000.

Even though the Qin Empire still had an army of millions, it could not stop the demise of the empire.

This was an empire where everyone from the nobles to the common people, his enemies and his bureaucrats wanted to destroy his empire.

The reason why the newly established Han Dynasty annexed one in fifteen and one in thirty was not because Liu Bang was more merciful than the First Emperor, but because Chen Sheng and Wu Guang had been there.

In the 1920s and 1930s, Shanghai was the largest city in the Far East, a paradise for adventurers, a ten-mile foreign venue for social gatherings, the Pearl of the Orient, and paradise on earth!

He traveled through time and became the second son of the Ye family in Shanghai, who returned from studying abroad. From the moment he stepped onto Shiliupu Pier, Ye Luo quietly started his journey to become a wealthy businessman.