
A Fat Wife's Happy Fortune: Becoming a Stepmom in the 1980S
肥妻喜事,我在八零当后妈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.6M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Wasn't Xia Qingshan's daughter fine in the heroine's previous life? You're still an adult, so why do you feel like you can't survive when you get to the heroine? The heroine is in a hurry to see a doctor everywhere, so in the life when the heroine died, did Xia Qingshan's ex-wife travel through time with the heroine?
It's really, really good to watch. I didn't want to put down my phone when I saw it at four in the morning. I really liked the heroine's character. It just doesn't exist😔The author should hurry up!
It's very good-looking, and being plain is really good. The heroine, you don't want to be famous, and don't be really mediocre, you have no regrets. The male protagonist is going through hard work and growing up step by step, but the female protagonist and the male protagonist don't look like a couple, ugh😔, so heart-wrenching (✪▽✪)
These 5 stars are for Ah Qiu. I like him very much even though he only appears in a few scenes. Even though he is a villain, he is really nice to Xiu'er. You can say whatever you want about me, or you can say that I am a person with bad views and actually think that a kidnapper's younger brother will be a good person. But I just think he is very nice and does not accept refutation (if you want to know why, the chapter where Aqiu appears is on pages 198-207). I really like him, even if I put aside my three views. (Whether he is a villain or a decent character, he is the one who made me cry the most and the one who I remember the most. Even after I read many, many pictures, I will still think of him as a character and he is the kind of character who makes me want to cry when I think of him.) I not only feel sorry for this character, but also love him. Anyway, I like him very much.
Quite like it I'm actually a bit picky when it comes to reading books. If I don't like it, I usually read a few chapters and then change it. I hope it will be updated soon. It's not easy for those who want to read books.
A novel of more than five million words! Let me praise myself first for persisting in reading it. To be honest, in the early stage, from Lin Yue traveling back to the 1980s, becoming a stepmother of two children, to her relationship with Xia Qingshan, it was really interesting, and the plot was logical and interlocking. When educating Xia Dong and Xia Xiuer, some of the words are quite reasonable, but there are indeed quite a lot of bad guys encountered. There is no way, it is understandable, and the storyline requires it. But in the later stage, when Lin Yue returned to her future body and met Durant (one body and two souls), when Durant hypnotized Lin Yue and then fought with Chris, after cloning, some parts were not interesting to me. Anyway, it didn't feel as exciting as it was in the early stage. I suppressed the boredom in my heart and read the whole book. In the end, the three children were undercover in the monster and got super powers. In the end, Durant (Xia Qingshan), Lin Yue, Xia Wenyu, Yun Xiang and Ding Lin all transformed their bodies and got super powers. Finally, in the real finale, Lin Yue and his wife left the whole family behind again to find the upgrade stone, and the story came to an end. The plot is a bit messy in the later stages, and the author sometimes makes typos and names. Ignoring these, the overall story is pretty good. It is recommended that the author can go back and read his own work, and make slight modifications to make it more perfect. Special note, this is the second book review left after reading the novel. May 9, 2025
This is my favorite novel among the Tomato Age novels. Thank you, author. I love this novel so much. I urge you to update more.
Can I say that what I like is not humans? The chickens, ducks, geese, dogs and pigs at home are so enjoyable during the melee😄😄I hope there will be a scene with the big white goose in the future😊
This is the first book I have rated with stars before I have finished reading it. This book makes me very entangled. I don't know how to evaluate it. It's against my will to say no. After all, the storyline, character settings, and descriptions are very good. At least it can make people's moods rise and fall with the development of the story. , In my opinion, any text that can lead readers' emotions is worthy of recognition; but to say it is good is a bit disturbing. There is too much evil in the whole story. Although the heroine and her family can fight back domineeringly, they cannot deny the depression and hostility of the atmosphere of the whole story. There are also good people who come around the heroine's family, but often the good people are ignored, but the bad people and bad things are endless. From the heroine's natal family to the hero's Xiajia Village to the school where the children attend, and even wherever they go, they will encounter bad people and bad things, from the elderly to the children. , Which made people feel suffocated while watching it, and gave them a feeling of "what the hell is this society?" This way of writing really made the conflicts in the story very intense and attractive, and at least I was depressed while reading it, but... The reading experience was really not good. However, the author's writing skills are still very good. At least what bothered me was the people and things written by the author, not the book itself.
Very nice! What I like is not the heroine, but the heroine's daughter, Xia Xiu'er. I really like Xiu'er's character. She dares to love and hate. She will not be soft on those who hurt her. She also protects her with all her strength against those who are good to her. Xia Dong is also a very good brother. He is very protective of his sister and has a tsundere attribute. Overall, I just like this process of raising a child.