The Little Lucky Star of the Eighties

It's so frustrating, the separation of the family is not smooth, the old lady is also a two-faced person, the heroine's mother and father can't get along... I can't stand it anymore

It's similar to the one about The Empress when she was three and a half years old. It's a bit interesting, but it doesn't look good. It doesn't feel like there's any hard bones in it, it's all soft! The old lady at home always shows herself to be fair, but in fact she is picking on the weak! The heroine's parents always show off their kindness, generosity, and generosity, and they don't consider the heroine at all! No matter how much stuff the heroine brings back, it won't be the heroine's share! I gave it 4 stars because it was difficult for the author to type.

After reading it as a whole, I felt a bit unexpected. I can't figure out what the meaning of Wu Jiali's rebirth is. Is it purely to add aura to the heroine? If she is bad, then be more bad. In the end, she was reborn with memories and achieved nothing. I really feel that the setting of this character is a bit difficult to describe, even though I did not see her ending in the end. In addition, there are also some problems with the character settings of Xiao Jinbao and Wu Laosi. They are really too soft-tempered, and none of them are tough! When encountering problems, I have no ability to make my own decisions, and I feel a bit silly and stupid. The old lady looked at it as a bowl of water, but she was actually biased. She didn't get anything from Xiao Jinbao, and the whole family didn't do anything substantive for Xiao Jinbao. Also, I would like to know, have the gold jewelry that Xiao Jinbao pledged when he recognized his bride been redeemed? Did you get back the money you lent to help your uncle deal with his son's car accident? Also, wasn't Xiao Jinbao named Lin Jiayin when he met his parents? Why did he still go to school as Wu Jinbao? The endings of the third sister, Xiao Hongyi (Aunt Xiaohong), Fat Tou, and Wu Shuangze were also very sloppy and not explained clearly. I felt that the ending was a bit unexpected. In short, reading the full text is a bit unsatisfactory. Many people and many things are inexplicable, especially the plot in the last dozens of chapters. I really felt uncomfortable reading it. The above is just my personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it (don't argue, you are justified in arguing)!

My thoughts after reading this book (I have so many things I want to complain about... When I talk about this book, I am a little afraid of being locked in a small dark room)

This book is almost exactly the same as a novel I read before, except that the content, name and plot have been changed. The changed content looks weird...

The old lady of the Wu family's classic face-changing monster You have all kinds of blessings and sweethearts. If your daughter-in-law makes a fuss at home, it may harm her interests. She will be cold-faced and violent or scold you immediately. It makes me sick to watch. Also, I'm curious, how could an old lady who couldn't even control her own daughter-in-law really raise her sons and start a family on her own in that era? I feel that the old lady of the Wu family is the eldest daughter-in-law. This old lady has been trained like a grandson. The eldest daughter-in-law can act recklessly. I can only say that the character the author wants to create is a failure. Ps: Wu Laosi and his wife barely deserve the good fortune of the little koi, but the Wu family does not. One star is not a rating, so give it two stars.

The brocade bag is very cute, and it's also a snack. The author's writing is very good. I recommend everyone to read it.

I thought this book was okay when I first read it, but then I became more and more speechless. The heroine's family is too soft, and Mrs. Wu really seems to be fair and impartial at all, but she is still very biased at heart. The heroine has picked up so many things, and she doesn't want to give her points. Every time the heroine hurts her interests, she starts to show a bad face and doesn't want to see her. Then the heroine picks up things again, and then she starts to treat her again, and then she doesn't want to see her again. It's really like just fancying the heroine's koi ability. The same goes for the heroine, her father Wu Laosi. His wife and children were bullied like that. If he didn't take revenge, he would get money and give things to Mrs. Wu every time. Then he would put them in the old lady's place and then be snatched away by the sister-in-law. The more I watched, the more speechless I became. And what is the purpose of Jiali's rebirth? Just to highlight the halo of the heroine? Or is it to show how powerful the heroine's koi ability is, and there is no difference between being reborn and not being reborn? (The above only represents personal opinions)

It's so bad. I can only say that this is the worst book I have ever read.

There are no tough family members, they are all weak family members. The character of the heroine is almost the same. The heroine is only three years old and doesn't understand anything. Her parents are weak and can be bullied. Even if she suffers a loss, she will be depressed and suffer.