Reborn in 1980: A Sweet Second Marriage and the Joy of Motherhood
重生80：二婚甜妻喜当家
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- Completed
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- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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It's very close to rural life and the real thoughts of rural people. The characters' backgrounds are written very realistically and relatably. I like it. The only problem is the slow updates.
A realistic portrayal of human nature: Yang Xue's parents gave all their love to their daughter in difficult circumstances in order to give her a better life, but how did Yang Xue become a hypocritical, selfish, and jealous person?
This novel is very good, I'm satisfied and give it a good review.
The beginning is quite tragic; such things really did happen in some rural areas during that era. Poverty was the original sin. I look forward to seeing more exciting developments later on.
It has a strong sense of the era, the characters are realistic, and it's very good.
It looks great, keep it up, author!
The beginning seemed fine, but the book review would have been more appropriate to be placed in the middle of the novel, not at the beginning.
In what era did women need to be able to earn money to live a happy life?
A very well-written book, super exciting, I wish I could finish it all at once.
How come it only got an 8.4? This is the most down-to-earth and relatable novel I've ever read, without exaggerated emotions or glimpses of a life of luxury. It only shows ordinary hard work and the richest kindness. In this book, I deeply experienced poverty, helplessness, sadness, pain, life and death, and the bittersweetness of life. Ultimately, I really liked the ending. 👍👍👍