Reborn in the 1970S: My Family's Rise to Prosperity

From beginning to end, it's not bad. I personally like the setting of Auntie's rebirth. Readers who are tired of reading about teenagers falling in love and dominating with their golden fingers can read this kind of article!

Thank you everyone for liking this aunt literature. At that time, I wanted to indicate Auntie in the title, but the editor thought it was too vulgar and chose a name that followed the crowd. Let me explain some issues to you: 1. The novel was cut, so the ending is a bit rushed, but it really doesn't affect your reading of the first half (and I will explain it clearly in the follow-up). I hope you won't give low marks because of this. 2. The daughter's role is not important, and I personally don't like to play goldfinger, so she was really dragged into the torrent of the times in her last life, and she made some impulsive decisions out of sheer desperation (again, her role is really not important, it is not a cool novel, you can leave it if you don't like it) 3. I hope everyone can read the comments before reading. Many Baozi also said that it is slow to heat up, not a cool article, and parents have shortcomings. Finally, I have to say that aunt also has the right to come back [OK]

I haven't seen enough, it's quite good, much better than those with golden fingers and space, and there is no such disgusting love-making [laughing and crying] Most of them are sparrows turning into phoenixes, some Cinderella drama, which makes today's girls so drunk that they all start to dream.

It's quite good-looking. It's very close to real life. Auntie's Rebirth is different!

The story is narrated smoothly and straightforwardly, telling the story of a middle-aged woman, Lin Hong, who leads her family into a well-off society after being reborn. It is close to real life, so we must study hard and learn to live, and one day we will gain something.

It's very nice to hear more than 100 chapters, full of the old aunt's life wisdom. Although there are no major twists and turns, the narrative is all eloquent and worth reading. I just don't know why there is only an offline mode for listening to books. Those voices are really ugly. I'm waiting to see if I can continue to hear mature male voices.

It's a slow novel. If you like family ethics, you'll probably like it. If you're impatient, don't read it. There's no golden finger or courage. It's not a cool novel. It just shows the trivial matters in life. It's good to pass the time by listening to the book.

It's a very life-like novel, which is quite interesting to read. The ending is not rushed at all, because I don't know the outline of the writing process. Not bad

It was this ending that caught me off guard, I thought there were many more

Overall, it's not bad, but I still want to know what happened to Li Chun's family? A little bit unsatisfied