Reborn in the 1980s: The Chubby Girl Turns Her Life Around

Lin Ying looked at the scenery at the bottom of the mountain. It was so beautiful. Unknowingly, she had been in Osmanthus Village for a year. She had formed a deep friendship with the people and things here, and was lucky enough to get to know Lu Fu. She truly thanked God from the bottom of her heart for giving her a chance to come back and allow her to come to this humble Osmanthus Village so that she could have everything she has now. In this life, she finally lived a different life. "Next time we meet, we will have different identities." Lin Ying said with emotion. Lu Fu smiled softly, and the breeze blew up his white shirt. "Hello, classmate Lin Ying from Jiangcheng University, I will ask for your continued care in the future."

I came across another good book, and it was wonderfully written. I would like to give the author a big thumbs up! At the same time, share it with everyone to watch.

The author needs to look up history when writing a chronicle, and I will give you five-star encouragement.

It's a little different from the era back then, but it's still good to check out.

Overall, it's pretty good, not too surprising or too disappointing.

Looks good, I hope Lin Xiaomei gets retribution soon

It's really good, I like the life of that era, the simple people, but now everything has changed and the air pollution is serious, alas! Big cheers for the author!

Although it is said to be written in the 1980s, the details really don't look like it. I just want to say that in that era, no matter how well-off the family was, could they buy so much fruit, and it was still a rural area! But from other aspects, the writing is actually quite good, and the relationship development between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is also quite good. After all, this is a novel, so you can't care too much about it, hehehe. Looks great, support it!!!

Let's see how the heroine fares later, she's doing pretty well at this stage.

Are you in your 70s or 80s? They are not as big as your big brother, right?