Reborn in the 1970s: Even an Orphan Can Turn Her Life Around

It's good, but the beginning is a bit wordy, and then it stops when you get to the exciting part. [Please update more frequently!]

I'm not sure what this book is trying to express. The first third is mostly the original owner's memories. The middle section mainly focuses on the female protagonist fulfilling the original owner's wish to get revenge on her awful grandmother. The later part involves the system malfunctioning, the protagonist saving it, and her being kidnapped by Dr. Liu for research.

It's pretty good. The middle chapters explain the characters' relationships and the backstory in detail. It's well-written. It's just that the cousin on the uncle's side inexplicably acted that way, making the relationship between the two families very awkward. The maternal grandparents, uncle, and aunt are all very good people, but their children are terrible. This probably prevents them from getting closer to the other side. Hopefully, the female lead is sensible. 🤭

This is great! I want to see Su Shu appear soon, author! Please let her make an appearance!

Not bad, looking forward to more exciting developments 😏

I really like it; this is what they mean by "fools have good luck" 👍👍👍

I feel sorry for Su Shu. Was she the one who was born?

I've finished listening to "A Mundane Life in the 1970s, Without Getting Things Done" [OK]

You can also read it when you're looking for something to read.

The story ended before the female lead's father even saw the letter.