Reborn in the 1980s: The Farmer’s Daughter Has Found Love

The novel's writing style is fairly smooth. The female protagonist is clear about her likes and dislikes and quite kind-hearted, although sometimes she comes across as a bit too saintly. However, the people she shows kindness to are generally acceptable. For example, her sister-in-law isn't inherently bad, but she's easily manipulated and spoiled by her mother as a child, lacking social skills.

I think this book is very good. Although the female lead is a very overweight girl, she loses weight later on to make her family rich, which is what makes it an inspirational book. Even though it's about rebirth, please forgive any shortcomings in the writing. Thank you.

The story is short, full of twists and turns, and the author has given it a relatively good ending. It's a pity about Dong Xiaolong and Uncle Yang, which makes one sigh at the unpredictability of life and to cherish everything we have now.

It's alright. I really enjoy reading this type of inspirational novel where the female protagonist is reborn and becomes rich.

You've confused me, it's making it hard to see clearly, which is why I feel uneasy. I can't see the key points about the hardships and struggles of the male and female leads.

Good deeds are rewarded! Regardless of age or gender, everyone should strive to be an upright person and do upright things.

It's alright. Although it's a time-travel story, there aren't any overly exaggerated plot points.

Great, I really like it.

I like it, I like it, I like it

Grandpa Youfu said he had sons and grandsons, right? That means Jingsong is married, and that's the end of the story. There's not much more to it.