Reborn in the 80s as a Self-improvement

The hero's mother is probably one of the best mothers-in-law in the recent series of time travel and rebirth military marriage stories.

Chasing

Completed. I kind of forgot about the plot. I just watched the ending, which is a showdown between the female protagonist and the villain female protagonist. It is a relatively logical and enjoyable story, and I also liked the humanity.

This is the end of the rebirth story. Although the title is about the 1980s, the heroine is not born in the 1980s, and it is said that the heroine made her fortune in the 1980s, so it can barely be regarded as a story in the 1970s, right? After all, the heroine is actually in the 1960s and 1970s. The female protagonist is reborn as a military wife. This type of story usually has a roundabout background. The background of this story is that of the male protagonist, but it is not annoying. The male and female protagonists themselves are strong, but their relatives are the best. Of course, what fun would it be to have a rebirth novel without the best quality? So it can still be read as a refreshing novel, so I feel like I accidentally exposed my love for reading refreshing novels. . . . . .