Dad in the 1980S: I Leased the Village's Wasteland

I don't know what will happen next, but to be honest, the male protagonist's family doesn't want to see him, and they don't want him to help them. The village can't bear to see the heroine's past life and the death of his daughter, leaving them to take care of the future generations. The family sees the heroine as pitiful and doesn't help at all. What's going on with the son? The granddaughter is her biological child. Anyway, I can't help my brothers without any grudges. This is just my personal opinion.

This book is great. This is the true rebirth to make up for the wife and children. The male protagonist will stay with his wife, children and family when he is busy. He knows what is most important when he is reborn. Highly recommend [Like][Like][Like][Like]

The plot is biased towards rural leisure life, and the plot is compact and can be watched continuously. I saw two bad things in Chapter 441. One is the recording pen that should not have appeared, and the other is the handling of the third sister's eldest son Ya Er Ya. The two children are so miserable and should be cared more about.

That's right, it's not the kind of person who immediately becomes a big shot in various businesses as soon as he's reborn. He's the kind who maintains his family as the leader and his career as the leader. It's not the kind of business opportunities and awesome books. This book fits my personal reading interests. If you like this kind of thing, you can check it out.

It's very interesting. If you read every book with your heart, every protagonist is another life. You should experience another life.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! Come on, support!

It's okay, just a little bit Just a little less

Although there is no twentieth century plot, this one is very interesting.

I hope the author can give the protagonist, the third sister and her two children a good life.

The content is good and makes people feel like they keep reading.