Transmigrating into a Book Set in the Sixties: I Become the Villain’s Mother
穿书六零，成了反派亲娘
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- Completed
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- 397k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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Mind your own business! Don't be a lovesick idiot!
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Historical-Era Stories with Kids!
The kind where they make delicious food for the little ones, and it's still a sweet romance!! Hit me with stories like this until I die!
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I'm Out of Books to Read, Please Help Me
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It's super good! I love the male and female leads. The female lead isn't a saint, and they keep clear accounts even with their own brothers. She doesn't just give money away because she's rich. I highly recommend it; it's one of the few truly good shows I've ever seen.
It looks so good, I love it!
I didn't read the whole thing, just the beginning and the rest. Overall, I quite liked the harmonious relationship between both families. The way the male and female leads help both sets of relatives get rich is really great, and both sets of relatives are very nice; you can tell the male lead is very close to his brothers. This plot is quite good in reality.
It's a really good novel. I don't know why it has such a low rating. There are no awful characters, it's all about everyday family life, very heartwarming, and the relatives all help each other. I cried at the end. It would be even better if the plot were described in more detail.
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A thousand words cannot express the grand finale. When the male lead asked the female lead if her space was full, it was both ordinary and extraordinary. The love story was at its peak, and it touched my own sense of happiness because there are always people who care about me.
Beautiful! It's so sweet that both the husband's and wife's families are involved! Their values are so positive, it's probably true love between the couple. Even a sister they've never met or spent time with is helping them – that's true love! I love you and accept everything about you.
It's very beautiful, depicting a gentle, enduring, and simple life.
Overall, this novel isn't particularly powerful, but its premise and content are quite novel and it's readable. (No harmful content.) The only thing I don't know is whether this is the author's first book. My impression is that there are many unfamiliar things, and some things are forgotten as they are written. Or, some things that were set in the beginning will not appear later, or things that were not set in the beginning will appear later.
It's pretty good. The beginning is somewhat similar to Lin Qinghe's book, but it changes later on. The female lead is definitely not a saint; she's just plain and simple.