Reborn in the 1970s: One Lucky Break After Another

Overall, it's alright. The part I was most looking forward to, about Han Yu, wasn't explained clearly and was cut short. The female lead's career arc was also my favorite. I really liked the extra chapter about the younger brother; it talked about how the older sister loves to educate people, and almost the whole family has been educated by her.

What initially attracted me was the book cover, which was quite unique. After reading the story, I felt that the female protagonist was a lucky star in her family, helping her older brother and sister find their own happiness. However, I felt that the female protagonist's love life was not written enough. It felt like the female protagonist didn't love the male protagonist that much, and the male protagonist was like a supporting character, rarely mentioned.

It's alright, overall not bad. A few foreshadowing elements weren't explained clearly, but it's still pretty good. The angle is quite novel. Overall, I'd give it an 8 out of 10. Everything is explained fairly clearly.

The ending felt rushed and I didn't get enough of it, but it was really good.

I don't know why it only got an 8.9 rating, the content is hilarious! I couldn't help but laugh out loud 😂

I think this book is very good, better than many books rated 9 or higher. I don't know why it has such a low score.

It's good. I initially thought it would be very melodramatic, but I got hooked as I read on. It's well-written and doesn't have any bad parts, except for Lin Xiaocao, who is quite pitiful, but it was her own choice.

It's a very long article. I specifically checked the endings of the two older sisters first. The third sister encountered a scumbag, but with the help of her family, things quickly got over. She made a clean break and lived a good life afterward. The fourth sister met her just desserts.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but it's super good, so I'll give it five stars for now. The synopsis isn't great, but the writing is excellent. Although there are many typos, they don't detract from the overall quality. The plot is good, the characters are well-developed, and some parts even made me laugh out loud.

The beginning was a bit annoying because of the "saintly system," but thankfully the female lead isn't a saint. Also, her two older sisters when she was young were quite annoying. However, people change gradually with experience. Overall, the theme is quite novel and it's a very good watch.