Reborn in the 1980S: The Sweet Young Wife

The ending is tearful and very interesting. The male protagonist died alone in the original real world. It was the arrival of the female protagonist who gave him a son and a daughter. The arrival of the female protagonist changed many people. I like this ending very much

It's a very good book. The rating is a bit low. Maybe it's because there are too many chapters. I was almost scared off at first. But after reading it, it's really interesting. The author is very attentive and explains things very clearly. The male and female protagonists have upright views and good methods of dealing with things. It's worth a read!

It's so beautiful, I want to follow it a few more times

My favorite character in the whole book is the heroine's mother. You can read it when you are short of books.

The novel is very readable, it goes step by step without any sudden leaps. Nice!

It's great. The plot has ups and downs, and it's not too draggy. Although it felt a bit exaggerated at first, later on it felt like it should be the same. I spent all my time reading every day. It's a novel that people can't put down. It's highly recommended.

It's a very good book, but the author has very little information about that era. The layoffs were in the mid-1990s, which started just after the 1980s, and money only started to slowly increase in the early 1990s. There are some things I won't point out one by one, but the book is beautiful. I hope the author will pay attention to checking the information next time he writes a book.

I used to read it online, but now it's also available on Tomato Novels, so I can read it on my mobile phone! I am a big fan of the author. I read this novel from the beginning to the extra chapters! Very well written

It's very interesting, I like it very much, it's worth watching, there is no nonsense, the story is very compact and very attractive.

I have only read chapter ninety-nine of this book so far. But it's enough to give it a five-star rating. Although the heroine has a golden finger, the heroine's golden finger is not entirely used to make money. She is kind-hearted but not a saint. This book is not the kind of "heroine" novel that relies on men to smooth things over. The male protagonist is also a person who resolves misunderstandings promptly. He doesn't have the greasy and domineering feeling of modern male protagonists, but instead has the sincerity and firmness unique to boys of that era. Life is very detailed. Although the sister-in-law is really disgusting, let's think of it as something that the heroine must solve for the original owner's body in order to have a smooth life. I haven't read the rest of it yet, but I'll accept it even if the characters fall apart at the end, because it's a rare good story. I have recently read 🍅 articles about educated youth, and this is the only one worth remembering in my heart.