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

It looks good, but the front part is a bit verbose, and it disappears when you watch the highlights [please update]

I don't know what this book wants to express. The first one-third of the content is the memories of the original owner. The middle content is mainly about the heroine fulfilling the original owner's wish to take revenge on the best grandma. The later content is about the heroine saving the system when there is a system problem. The heroine is kidnapped by Dr. Liu and dragged into doing research. In the latter part, the system is accidentally released by two cousins. The robot body rescues the heroine, and then the two system spaces are combined and completed. The books here are average. It's not easy to write a book, so I'll give you a 4⭐.

It's pretty good. The dozens of chapters in the middle also introduce the relationships, causes and consequences of the characters in the story in detail. Very well written. It was the uncle's cousin who behaved inexplicably like that, which made the relationship between the two families very awkward. My grandparents, uncles and aunts are all very good people, but my son and daughter are terrible. This way we can't have a closer relationship with them. I hope the heroine can handle it clearly [laughing]

It looks good. I want to see Su Shu. The author should let her appear as soon as possible.

Not bad, I look forward to the follow-up exciting [laughing]

I like it very much. This is the legendary fool who has stupid blessings [Like][Like][Like]

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

Finished listening to the ordinary life in the 1970s and not delaying doing things [OK]

You can also read it when you are short of books.

It's over before the heroine's father sees the letter.