She had graduated from college, married and had a child at a young age, then spent her life making endless compromises for her family. In the end, all she had left was a poor household.
She never expected to wake up and suddenly be fifteen again.
This time, she would live differently.
Work hard, work harder, and work harder still. If she didn’t work herself to death, she’d work herself to the brink of it.
Most importantly, she would live for herself.
Even though she was a top student, she was always obsessed with making money.
But that military officer was anything but conventional. He clung to her relentlessly, pouting and acting cute every chance he got.
Oh, well! She could make money and find a man along the way!
Tian Juncheng: I just loved looking at those dimples. I kept looking until she found her way into my heart.
(All names, places, and events are fictional. Please do not read them as real.)
It's still good, but I just can't accept the ending...
The plot is good and exciting, but I guess I can skip the last two chapters! It feels like all my hard work in a lifetime has been for nothing 😄😄
It's well-written; those who like slice-of-life stories should check it out.
It's quite a good read, simple and heartwarming. There are very few stories about Guangxi. Looking forward to updates.
Although the plot wasn't particularly dramatic or gripping, it was still quite entertaining. The female lead was so adorable as a child—sweet-talking, both caring and hurtful, mischievous and playful, she did everything!
It's very good. The theme is different from other books, and it's a clear improvement over the previous one.
It's great! I rarely see writing like this. It's fantastic. I finished it in one go. Keep up the good work, author!
The beginning was great, but the ending took an unexpected turn 😓, why did the author arrange it this way?
Why not give them a happy ending? In the end, it's still just a dream.
Aside from the female lead's father being an absolute jerk, like the Father in Notre Dame, everyone else is well-developed, and the female lead's classmates are all quite lovable.