Reborn as a Chubby Girl in the Sixties

I really like the character of the heroine, grandma Cai Dafen. She is decisive and has a clear sense of grudges. Although her personality is a bit domineering, she is definitely a very likeable head of the family!

The writing is somewhat realistic. It is not completely out of date with the characteristics of the times like some novels. The whole life of the male and female protagonists is relatively smooth. They seem happy and not entangled.

It's okay, but there are repeated chapters. I hope the author will check it after finishing it. The female supporting role should not be too salty.

It looks good. I must support the author and keep working hard. The writing is clear and the content is interesting. It is different from other time travel Goldfinger works. It is super exciting.

The overall structure of this book is okay, but I have to complain about it. I don't know if the word count is shortened. Sometimes there are repeated paragraphs, and the time is also very confusing. The sentences often don't make sense, so you have to straighten them out by yourself. Then the context sometimes jumps a bit, without a turning point, and sometimes I am confused. Only later do I realize that the place, person or time has changed. The good thing is that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is not sloppy and there are no bloody misunderstandings. All the friends around him have finally gotten married and have a full family of children, except for the plot where the male protagonist's father has a bloody relationship. I quite like the grandma in it. Every old person in the family is like a treasure, and the heroine's parents are the kind of people who can handle things clearly, not the best.

I evaluated it after reading the full text. The plot is just average, but the author describes it well and makes people patient enough to read it. It's worth recommending. At least you won't feel so bad that you want to give up the story just after reading it.

It is a very well-written book. The author's life pattern is reflected in the article. It is full of positive energy and the correct concept makes me agree with it. Chinese medicine is profound and profound. To treat the root cause, you must believe in Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine is actually a necessary skill in Taoist practice. In the past, the old saying always said that to be a true Taoist, you must know Chinese medicine, open up the meridians, the big and small circles, and be proficient in astronomy, geography, Qimen, etc. Our ancestors were very wise, but we are not as good as the ancients. Many things that have been passed down through the ages have been lost, which is very sad.

The male and female protagonists are so annoying, they are so loving! I still want to read the series after reading it. I hope the author can update it as soon as possible (~0~)

The overall feeling is good. The male and female protagonists have always had a stable emotional line, and the years have been peaceful.

The book is finally finished. Apart from the male and female protagonists, my favorite is grandma Cai Dafen, who is smart and wise. However, the time span in the book is not clear enough, some chapters have repeated content, and sometimes the names are spelled incorrectly... Overall it is pretty good, the author would like to give it a boost😊 You can read it when you are short of books.