Daily Life After Transmigrating into a Book in the 1950S

Reminder If my sister can't just tell her, why bother treating her like this? It seems that the younger sister is being sentimental. The older sister is weak and needs more rest. The younger sister treats her the same way. But it's the younger sister's fault. It hurts her body and makes her feel distressed [smile][smile]

It's harmful. I personally don't like having too much contact with the original heroine.

Good-looking, ordinary and real, golden finger is not an exaggeration!

Although the heroine has a golden finger, it is not particularly exaggerated. The overall atmosphere of the book is relatively good for women. In addition to the heroine, there are also many outstanding female supporting characters. There are no characters who are simply evil. I prefer plots that help women awaken and find a better way out.

She's pretty and has big golden fingers, but she's a bit selfish. Her parents are kind to her, but she just eats by herself.

The story about the Northeast rural era is about a poor family and a good family. It is told in a eloquent way, plain and warm, and it is attractive to read in one sitting. The story is very exciting and moving. I hope the author will read more and see the exciting content of the children after they grow up and separate.

Great, great, great, come on, come on

Come on, come on, come on

Looks good, come on, come on

Very good, they are finally not sisters because of the relationship between the original heroine and the current heroine.