Back in the 1990s, Ruan Yao planned to become a top student and get rich.
But then she ran into a few obstacles.
Her doting mom: “Studying takes too much brainpower. I’ll burn your homework so you can get some rest.”
Her timid, indecisive dad: “Your mom’s right.”
Her bratty second older brother: “You think you can be a top student? You’d have a better chance of becoming a turtle.”
Her cool, scheming eldest brother: “Heh. Good luck.”
A certain someone secretly hinted, “Call me a good big brother and I’ll let you cling to my coattails.”
Ruan Yao ignored him, became a top student on her own, and even gave the family business advice. Before long, life was flourishing.
A certain someone panicked and grabbed her hand. “Boss, please take me along and help me make it big!”
Five stars must be arranged! It is truly a very underrated book of its time. The heroine travels back in time and relies on her skills in making tofu to get her family out of poverty and become rich. The whole story is not bloody, and the overall atmosphere is relaxing and healing. The fireworks are very strong, and it is very comfortable to watch. What struck me the most was that the author wrote the characters so delicately. Everyone has their own little thoughts. The thoughts of teenagers and the feelings of girls are all written very realistically. They are exactly how they should feel in that era, and they are not just tool people with facial makeup. Each character is vivid and three-dimensional, and the more you look at it, the more you look at it. Although the rating is not high, it is a treasure in my heart. I sincerely recommend that sisters who like farming stories in the era must read it! Every character is flesh and blood, and it seems that they really have their own identity. It has a very period feel. The author is really good at writing about the thoughts of teenagers and the feelings of girls.
It's very pretty. You won't become a big fat person after one bite. I think the heroine is pretty good.
It's more realistic. The heroine can be stronger. After all, she came from time travel.
The characters and personalities all fit in with the background setting, which is a very rare good article. I hope the author will continue to work hard
It's good to watch, but the ending is too rushed.
I think it's pretty good and true. Everything happens slowly. In those days, it was not so easy for a woman to make the decision to divorce with her children, especially if it was for the sake of her own children. It's okay to feel a little wronged. I still understand.
It's good to watch, the plot is great, the characters are well drawn, it's just quite nice.
It is normal for characters to have flaws. No one is perfect. It will be better if you see the later part.
It's wonderful, it brings back all kinds of memories of my school days
The writing is very life-like