After Becoming a System, I Helped Grandma Win at Life
成为系统后，我带姥姥躺赢了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 639k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Hello everyone who clicked in, I'm the author of this book, Dark. First of all, thank you for watching, my darlings! *Bows* Then, I saw some comments about the pacing of the plot and such. As indicated in the synopsis, this book is [slice-of-life], [slow-paced], and [Grandma isn't particularly powerful].
It's great!!! My thoughts after reading: This isn't a wish-fulfillment story. Aside from the granddaughter's system providing some nutritional supplements and food for her grandmother, it hasn't offered much help so far. The grandmother is an orphan, not a strong woman. Before marriage, she was the one who suffered in her uncle's family.
It's a great story, a simple and peaceful slice-of-life tale. The marital status of the grandmother's family is very fitting for that era. Later, as the grandmother gradually stands on her own with Yun Zheng's help, the respect others show her increases little by little, and her life slowly improves. This process is also very admirable.
All men are good men; they're just dragged down by bad women. 1. Xiaozao is biased towards the children, favoring boys over girls. She only knows how to beat Qiao'er every day, which has harmed her second brother. How innocent her second brother is! 2. Female educated youth were also bad; all they did was cry and seduce male educated youth, and they couldn't do anything else.
This is a novel I willingly gave a five-star review to after reading only 29 chapters. Although it only has a few dozen chapters so far, I hope the author won't waste such a good story. I wrote four paragraphs about the sentence "Marriage is wonderful" in chapter 29. I talked about my sister and my mother. Good novels don't need many words; a single sentence can evoke feelings and reflection.
This is a good book. Unlike other books with omnipotent systems, this one tells a story of ordinary life in that era, about a person from the future helping and comforting her grandmother with regrets. This book also taught me a lot; it's not the kind of lighthearted, entertaining read you can just skim through.
A very enjoyable period drama; each character is well-developed, and the writing is fast-paced and engaging. Highly recommended.
Nice The idea of a system where the granddaughter becomes the grandmother is quite interesting. There weren't any truly awful characters, and the whole family seemed to be working together in the same direction, which was quite enjoyable to watch. The only downside is that the book is still being updated, which is tedious.
It's well-written, not a wish-fulfillment story, and the grandfather isn't just a tool. I was a little sad when he died; if he were just a tool, it wouldn't have been so heartbreaking. Grandma was a good grandma, but the system was really useless; she hardly appeared after Grandpa died. (She only bought a fruit tree once, and Grandma didn't do many tasks—I don't know where she got her points from.)
Novelty is a major advantage. (I noticed the rating was a bit low, so I went to check the negative reviews. If you can't accept it, you can just return it. Maybe you're not used to a wide variety of genres. I quite like some local dialects and colloquialisms; many are similar to what I'm used to. Author, have faith in yourself.)