Reborn in the 1970s: The Spendthrift Wife Knows How to Make Money
重生七零：败家媳妇她搞钱很在行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 454k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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224Chapters
123Reads · 30 days
91.4kReads · all time
6.5Score
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In the blink of an eye, the two brothers, Da Wa and Er Wa, have already entered university. The twins below are also in junior high school. The younger generation in the family have all gotten married and had children, leaving only San Niu, Er Niu, and a few other children in school. The younger generation's children are getting a little older and starting school. Mr. And Mrs.
Very heartwarming, funny, and without any awful characters. This is what ordinary rural people should be like, instead of seeing piles of awful characters that make you feel disgusted and resentful.
It's nice. Just average. Nothing too extreme. And the whole family is united. No one criticizes anyone else? I'm so envious! Hahaha. Especially the babies, they're hilarious!
👍Great!😄 It vividly portrays the nuances of various characters, their habits, the small details of life, and all sorts of things, from the rural landscape to the diverse changes in the city. The narrative is well-structured and layered. [OK] It truly captures the spirit of the times. 💐 Five-star review, definitely worth it! 👍
It's a great show, and there are no awful relatives. I highly recommend it.
The handwriting is beautiful, definitely worth five stars! It's great even without being a masterpiece!
The books are interesting; you can read them. They're all from the 1950s, with stories and plots. One of them is called "Yu Yiyi."
It was just everyday stuff, nothing awful. Both families were very friendly.
There weren't any truly heartwarming books, but it was quite interesting.
Keep it up, and continue with the next book.