An ’80s Love Story: Raising Kids While Taking Down the Scum

I read 23 chapters of this book in one go. The female protagonist transmigrates into such a family, where her mother-in-law and sister-in-law are both so difficult to deal with. Fortunately, her husband is reasonable. It's a very good read!

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A good period novel; it feels quite realistic and has educational value. I really like this family and envy them. In this era, it's so touching that the male lead is so devoted to the female lead. I'm so envious! It doesn't have many unnecessary plot holes; it's a satisfying read.

Every family has its share of quirks, but the husband is supportive and understanding. The daily necessities of life—rice, oil, salt, sugar, vinegar, and tea—create a tapestry of life's many facets. Hopefully, things will get even more interesting in the future.

The writing is excellent; it perfectly captures the stubbornness and unreasonable behavior of an old woman from the countryside. Keep it up!

It's quite good. The contrast between the protagonist's initial weakness and his later shrewdness, competence, and kindness is striking. His weakness is shown to highlight his humanity and understanding of family. The female lead is capable and a money-making expert, leading others to prosperity. The male lead is wise and grateful, and the children are filial and clever.

It's outrageous that such a wonderful book wasn't heavily recommended! It's truly excellent, with a refreshing writing style.

I read 584 chapters in one go and felt the author's writing was excellent. Although there were many awful characters and a lot of unpleasant things in the story, I have to say the female protagonist's actions as a time-traveling woman were very well done.

The female lead was too passive and indifferent at first; she knew who the bad guys were, yet she kept them around, giving them opportunities to do bad things—it was infuriating! But later on, her approach to raising her child was heartwarming, so I finished the book! Keep up the good work, author!

It's pretty good, quite decent for a historical romance novel. The female lead is very capable, but the male lead needs some improvement. Keep it up! ^0^