The 1980s: The Wicked Fat Wife Becomes Her In-Laws’ Favorite After Having a Baby

The beginning felt a bit padded, and the ending felt rushed, but overall it was a very good watch. The whole story is about the female lead redeeming herself, falling in love with the male lead, and then leading her whole family to become rich and successful entrepreneurs.

Wow… the male lead is really pitiful! But the original owner's death was even more tragic and gruesome; it's the most gruesome death I've ever seen before. Just thinking about it makes me lose my appetite for three days 🤦 Overall, though, this novel is quite to my taste! But I still prefer sweet romance! 🍉

I love it! It's so good, and most importantly, it has the kind of atmosphere I love. It's super good, a must-see! The female lead is the darling of both families, gentle and beautiful, while the male lead is incredibly handsome, quiet and reserved at first, then domineering and doting later on—just perfect. Five stars for the author! Looking forward to even more exciting developments!

I thought this book was great, very exciting, but unfortunately the updates were too slow. I finished it in no time. Author, please update faster!

A predestined marriage across lifetimes leads to a prosperous home; husband and wife are loving and honest with each other, and their happiness and success are boundless. Savor it carefully, and you'll find a perfect ending. In that era, even amidst hardship, finding joy was a blessing. With an open heart and great love, kinship transcended blood ties.

Although it's not very long, it's quite good-looking and down-to-earth. The fighting here is real; the female lead got beaten up, as did her brother 😅. The female lead even shaved her head to get rid of lice. She went out to learn a trade right after giving birth. She's the hardest-working female lead I've ever seen, picking her own produce and selling it herself from a cart.

Although the story rushed to its conclusion, it was still quite good overall. At least in my opinion, the author wrote about the fates of all the relevant characters and didn't just rush through the story. Luan Dan's unexpected death was heartbreaking. She was tormented by love, made mistakes, and remained unrepentant, leading to her untimely demise. Indeed, there's always a reason why someone is pitiful.

The beginning was quite frustrating and infuriating; the female lead was a bit... Well, a bit too much internal monologue, and I almost gave up. But as I kept reading, it became quite enjoyable, with a happy ending where Shen Zhengjiang and Miaomiao reunite. The only regret is the lack of a second child, a child that truly belongs to them.

I finished reading the whole thing. It's a bit short, but the content is quite rich. The journey of life is gradual and cyclical. I really felt something for Jiang Miaomiao when she first started cooking, pulling things back and forth all by herself. The space wasn't described as overly fantastical. Overall, it's a good read that makes you want to keep going. Most of the books I've finished are to my taste; I couldn't even finish half of many! Highly recommended!

It's really good, author, keep up the good work! 💪