[Period Setting + Modern Day + Transmigration + Building a Career + Golden Finger + Getting Rich + Fulfilling Dreams]
The female lead puts her career first and romance second.
“Go back.”
“To the past.”
“Go back.”
…
Li Li felt like throwing up. Her head felt as if she’d ridden a giant swinging pendulum ten times.…
Li Li acquired a golden finger like a magic door, allowing her to travel at will between the modern world and the 1970s. She can use it to trade for supplies, save up money, fulfill her dream of traveling, open a cozy guesthouse for retirees, and enjoy a comfortable life with plenty of time and money. No longer will she be held hostage by her current circumstances.
The female lead can be sweet or cool, take charge or back down, all depending on her mood and feelings. She loves her country, obeys the law, and has principles. As for whether there’s a couple, we’ll see how they behave.
It is really very real. It not only writes about the heroine's mother who couldn't find the heroine when she was a child, and she was so anxious that she had blisters on her mouth; it also writes about her various partialities and even her behavior of throwing kitchen knives. The image of the previous generation was vividly brought to life by the author. The maternal love they gave was not so much that we felt warm and grateful, nor was it so little that it made us sever ties. They had an excellent way of handling filial piety, and they also had a mentally ill heart. Many of the older generation were like this.
It's good so far. I hope the heroine won't be a nymphomaniac in the future and don't rush to her own mother. Live her own life and don't accommodate others.
I love it, I saved up for two days in a row to watch it. I like the heroine's character very much, it's not sloppy and a bit funny. The three views seem to be very upright for the time being, so continue to maintain them. Come on!
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
I keep working hard, moving forward, moving forward...