The Eldest Sister of the 1970s

The written content is very exciting and looks good. Just correct the typos in it. I will help you correct some. It is a very good-looking book. It is worth recommending.

The book is really good. I envy families with many children and a big family. It's worth reading, but there are too many typos, so it's suitable for listening.

Overall, it's okay, but there are a lot of typos. Sometimes I just rely on guessing. It's the one with the most mistakes among the books I've read. I'd better read and correct it if I can.

It's very interesting. The heroine is self-reliant and brings happiness and health to her younger siblings and cousins. She has a safe and smooth life.

The writing is good, but there are too many typos. Basically, everything with "" in it in the later period is a worm. . . I was listening to the book, and it was really uncomfortable.

This report-type novel has some connotations. I couldn't stop reading it until now. The author is fluent in reading it and the readers are very happy to read it in one go! Although it took a few days, I read it in one sitting without stopping. During this period, I did not only doze off and fall asleep, but also indulged in eating and drinking. The plot of the book has been carefully worked on. Is it because the characters are a bit dramatic? Is it because of the rush to update? The facial makeup characters are completely blurred and advanced in two dimensions, but in terms of plot, it is still a five-star report version of the novel...

May be worth seeing

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

A very good work! Come on!

Difficult to write truthfully