The 1950s: The Sisters Rely on Their Golden Finger to Survive Hard Times

It has a sense of age and is more humane. This story tells us that although we don't have a choice about our origin, we can change our future through hard work. The lives of hard-working and kind-hearted people will always get better and better. We look forward to the follow-up content.

I like this kind of long-term growth history. It has space but is not exaggerated. There is no forced CP. It has a strong sense of age. Although the writing is vague in some places for some reasons, I think it is very good.

It truly reflects how difficult it was for women in that era, how difficult it was for women to be independent and self-reliant, especially the extremely ignorant and patriarchal mentality of that era. If there were not cheats, it would be very difficult to support the younger sisters just by relying on the precognitive dreams of the elder sister. There are golden fingers but not exaggerated uses. The heroine only sells items with a few dozen kilograms carefully, which is much better than those who can easily sell tens of thousands. The heroine and the sisters who have cheats do not think that they are invincible because they have a golden finger. They use it secretly. They all use their own knowledge and personal efforts to support each other and support the sisters. There is no bottomless virgin or female competition.

The previous writing is good, but the progress is too slow. The plot describing the children is very vivid. What I don't like very much is that the sister wears books. Seeing this, it is not very attractive. There are too many superpowers in the family. I especially like the grandmother in the book.

It's quite interesting, seeing the kind of parents who are so angry that they want to curse 🤦 and look forward to more exciting things in the future. I hope that the adoptive parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters all have a good ending...

Very nice, I like it

The story outline of this book is quite good and well written, but after reading about 100 chapters, I really feel that there is no need to do so many time travels (the author will probably say that there are many time travels that were discussed before the book started) because from the author's description of the process, it can be seen that the sisters are very good and will struggle out of the quagmire as long as someone helps them. Once the heroine travels with supplies and the eldest sister is reborn, they can take the remaining sisters out of the sea of misery and change their original lives. The fourth and fifth brothers originally lived to be thirty or forty years old in their previous life, but they died in their teens this time. It would be better to lose all the little lives of those who traveled through time. The Tao family is really a kind family 👍 👍 👍 👍

The second and third oldest children are so miserable. The oldest brother can dream and predict the future. The fourth oldest child is a time traveler from another world. The fifth, sixth and ninth children are also time travellers. 🤦 Tang Jiu Feng's Home for Travelers

There are too many time travellers. According to the synopsis, the main heroine wants to save her sisters. However, when I read Chapter 129, five sisters appeared and three died. 😂

The writing is beautiful and the characters are vividly described. Unconventional.