Rebirth of the Good Old Days of the 1970s
About This Novel
Lin Nian grew up living in a welfare institution without a father or mother. Finally, at the age of twenty-eight, he bought a house of his own with all the money. After decorating it, he was just about to pack up and move in. As a result, I woke up in the 1970s. This was an era when there was nothing and it was difficult to even have enough to eat. Before she could cry, she learned that her father had died and her mother was going to remarry. She was left to be taken care of by her grandparents. She didn't know whether to cry or not. Fortunately, it's not that bad. The house she bought also comes with her. The things in the house are refreshed every day, so she doesn't have to worry about starving to death. Her grandparents felt sorry for her since she had lost her parents since she was a child, and they loved her very much. She also had a new name, Lin Qingjia.
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Official(2)Scraped 2d ago
What is the significance of the heroine's rebirth? Whether or not she is included in this article really has no impact at all.
She has always emphasized that she is an adult in her heart, but in the end, her words and actions are not as good as those of her brothers and sisters at home (they are the real children, right). Everyone is working hard and treating her well, but she does nothing. Even if she gives any opinions, it must be stated that they are beneficial to her. The purpose of setting up the heroine to be reborn is to let her judge the family. Who treats her well? What is the meaning of her existence in this family? Lin Feng is one year older than her and he really takes care of her. The key is that she really needs his care. And she is lovable wherever she goes. At least in writing, I really don't see it. If she is ordinary, she is really not as good as other smart children... I'm convinced... Let's change the heroine
It looks good. If you like it, it's okay to read more. Highly recommended
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Community(0)
Official(2)Scraped 2d ago
What is the significance of the heroine's rebirth? Whether or not she is included in this article really has no impact at all.
She has always emphasized that she is an adult in her heart, but in the end, her words and actions are not as good as those of her brothers and sisters at home (they are the real children, right). Everyone is working hard and treating her well, but she does nothing. Even if she gives any opinions, it must be stated that they are beneficial to her. The purpose of setting up the heroine to be reborn is to let her judge the family. Who treats her well? What is the meaning of her existence in this family? Lin Feng is one year older than her and he really takes care of her. The key is that she really needs his care. And she is lovable wherever she goes. At least in writing, I really don't see it. If she is ordinary, she is really not as good as other smart children... I'm convinced... Let's change the heroine
It looks good. If you like it, it's okay to read more. Highly recommended
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