[Completed] [Alternate-Era Setting + Everyday Family Life]
Song Mingmei is reborn in her mother’s womb and returns to the world of decades ago. Her biological parents become her adoptive parents. Raised in a cadre family and blessed with a golden finger, she enjoys a happy home and never has to suffer.
But before she can graduate from high school, everything changes. Her father is taken away for questioning, her mother plans to go to a forest farm for his sake, and Mingmei is about to be sent to the countryside. There are other threats in the city, too…
Armed with her golden finger, she must not only look after herself and her younger brother, but also help her parents hold on until they can return to the city.
She never expected that when she finally returned to the city a few years later, the whole family would be reunited, and she would have a loving husband and adorable children…
It's quite nice to look at; the cheat system is novel, like a timeless box—it's incredibly powerful! It has storage space, a duplication function, and can even materialize things—it's pretty awesome. The ending was a bit of a letdown. Although the story was heartwarming, the revenge against the bad guys at the end was too short, summarizing the viciousness described earlier in just a few…
A very heartwarming story; it warms the heart and is definitely worth watching.
It's good, novel, and the female lead's cheat ability is really powerful. The plot is tight, which is what I like. Keep it up and support it!
It's not bad; it's just a typical slice-of-life story. Although it's a classic rural setting, it lacks villains and conflict. The author doesn't elaborate on each plot point, making the novel more like a collection of essays or diary entries. There aren't many surprises, but the characters' romantic relationships develop gradually and naturally, culminating in a satisfying conclusion. It's best suited for readers who enjoy sweet, slice-of-life stories.
The short story is very good and has an ending (no rush). Personally, I think it's a great read. It depicts a seemingly ordinary life with little ups and downs: marriage, childbirth, college entrance exams, career development. You fall in love at first sight, and you're determined to win her over. It's definitely a sweet and indulgent story, really good.
I just love reading short stories like this.
It's a good watch, lighthearted, and the characters in the story are very vivid. I like it.
Beauty lies in simplicity.
It's not bad. The treasure box concept is quite interesting and could actually be expanded upon. Unfortunately, both the career and romance storylines were somewhat shortened, but at least it's finished. I'll support it.
In the end, the biological parents didn't come looking for them, but it was still a very good show. The happy ending felt a bit rushed though 🤭