Reborn in the 1990S: Protecting Our Lucky Dad

I like this type of book. There are no cheats, no binding systems, and no storage tools. You can live a wonderful rebirth through your own efforts. The parents are short-lived, don't have so many top-notch products, and the family is very warm. Alas, it's just too short. I finished reading it in two days and I have to catch up again [laughing]

Why is the rating so low? This book is great, with a reasonable plot setting, stable characters, and a positive attitude towards life. Apart from the setting of rebirth, the heroine has no cheats, and the writing is good. It's worth reading!

What a great book. It's not mechanical or mechanical, and the writing is not ink. The plot is vivid and smooth, and the setting is not deliberately explained. Although it adds a bit of metaphysics, it is very reasonable. Including the chapter I'm reading now about a kidnapped wife, there's no need to study the source carefully. But it just revealed the reality of the matter so naturally! The author's logic is perfect, I love you! It doesn't look bad, I look forward to the follow-up! ! !

This is the first time I write such a long book review, because I am really lazy. It took me almost a week to read this book carefully without skipping a chapter. I can't say that it is eye-catching, but at least it can be seen that the author really thought about it and wrote it seriously. I briefly browsed through the comment section, and found a lot of people saying that you can't stand up as a scholar, and that your relatives are all top-notch, but I don't think so, because no one except your parents wants to see you doing well, and the same goes for your relatives and friends. It is also normal for some parents to be more partial to their younger sons. Don't old people often say that the youngest son is the lifeblood of the elder, so it is normal to say that the elder likes the younger son. Now there is the matter of Aunt Shuhua. How should I put it, it is still a hatred of the rich, but she found that everyone is not on the same level, and she can't say anything. It is the same as a student who is jealous of his classmates who are a little higher than him, but will not say that he is the first in the grade. So I think the author wrote it seriously. At least in terms of human nature, she grasped it very well.

Although there is no golden finger, the heroine successfully made the whole family positive and changed their appearance. There was also a process of not being taken seriously because of her young age. It felt like watching a TV series and seeing the heroine's family growing up. The CP-like extra chapter is quite interesting to read. When I read the main text, I felt that the internet-addicted boy has CP potential. I didn't expect that the extra chapter would also be reborn. The author wrote the extra chapter very well, with a lot of pen and ink, and the story line is very clear. I feel like I could write a separate book to tell the origins of the past life. The author explained the ending to several supporting characters, which is great

Suddenly I discovered that many things and attitudes in this book fit that era very well! This should be the background and character design that I have seen that is more in line with the chronology. But again, a lot of people say you can't look at that era with a modern perspective, but is it possible? We are not from that era and have received modern education. Our perspective can never be free of the influence of our era. So I give it four stars because there are some points that I don't agree with. I give this four stars, the writing is pretty good, but I won't read it again. Because I can't accept it! ! ! ! Judging from the writing style, the author's character is not bad and he is quite tolerant. So I won't read it not because the author doesn't write well.

After reading it, this book is very realistic about partiality, and the mentality of struggling between family networks despite knowing that parents are partial is also very real. Maybe you are used to reading cool novels where the protagonists will cut off the relationship directly. The previous novels were very straightforward in breaking off a relationship, but this one describes a long psychological state, from caring to sad, then cold-hearted, to not caring. The transformation from sadness to cold-heartedness in the past many years is also very real. I also feel very uncomfortable when reading this book, why is it so biased? This book is also another kind of refreshing novel. The protagonist's family has achieved a huge transformation from psychology to career achievements, and the ending is also very happy.

Although this book does not have an ups and downs plot, nor is it a cool story about being reborn and playing Goldfinger all the way to the top, but it really makes people feel comfortable and has a plain sense of reality. What I like the most is the reason why the heroine is reborn. Although she does not have a prominent family background and her relatives have various shortcomings, her love for her children is the purest, and this pure love gives the heroine another chance, changing the fate of many people, becoming her parents, and herself. What impressed me the most at the end was Chao Lu, this wonderful person who also lived a new life. I think the author gave him a chance to be reborn in the hope that his troubles in the previous life could be healed. After all, he was the little light in the heart of the weak, depressed girl, and he was healed by that girl.

I feel that the writing is very good now, but it always gives me a sense of powerlessness. Is it because of the partiality of my grandparents, but they have not done anything bad. The author's speculation on human nature is particularly good and realistic, but it makes people feel powerless. In short, although the writing is good, I feel a sense of anger when I look at it.

To be honest, I haven't seen such a simple and unpretentious rebirth article in a long time. Whether it's Song Shuhua, his mother Zhao Sumei, or Zhao Xuemei and Yao Hong, they are all the gentle, firm and powerful women I want to be.