I Went Back to the Eighties, and After My Divorce, I Built a Career with My Kids

This rating is really a bit low. The author handled the details very well. The story of Ermin and his wife, every character in the story feels so real, and the various details are truly excellent. 👍

It's so good, why isn't it updating anymore? Author, please keep updating! More and more readers will come to read it; good wine needs no bush. This novel is so good, I read it all in one go until it stopped updating. It's over, I'm so sad.

The book has a great message: self-reliance and self-improvement. The writing style isn't simplistic either, and the female protagonist achieves success in her career, children, and love life, leading to a satisfying ending. The overall story revolves around the female protagonist's career, as she gradually expands her business—it's definitely a satisfying read!

Having read the part about the college entrance exam, I have to admire the author. The author portrays the relationships from mother-in-law and daughter-in-law to siblings and relatives very well. You can't write so many insightful pieces without life experience. I've learned a lot. The female protagonist is very articulate and has high emotional intelligence. I also need to learn how to speak better. This novel has given me valuable insights and helped me grow; I must give it 5 stars.

The author writes very well, the characters are quite well-developed, and the depiction of that era makes the reader feel very immersed. Please pay attention to the numerous typos.

My review after reading: The plot is excellent, and the characters are very well-developed. After finishing the story, reflecting on the characters left a deep impression! The female lead is very rational, not swayed by family or love, and has her own life principles and bottom line. The career and love storylines are slightly blurred, but negligible! As a seasoned reader of over ten years, I would give it a 9 out of 10! Highly recommended!

The female lead has strong moral principles and is both easygoing and compassionate without seeming overly saintly. Unlike other female leads who try to control others' destinies or are ruthless and vengeful, the female lead's writing is smooth and concise, though somewhat clichéd. The book is a good length, perfect for when you're looking for something to read. 🙂

The score is surprisingly low. Aside from the obsession with the name Youdi, I think the rest of the writing is excellent. The character is not indifferent to family, yet shows consideration and knows how to help neighbors. The character titles are also correct, which is quite rare.

I really like the idea: women should rely on their own abilities instead of conforming to the constraints of their families, whether it's their own or their husband's family. In today's society, independent living is not scary. Thank you, great motherland.

It was pretty good, but it ended too quickly in the end. It should have been more spectacular! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰