The 1980s, stepmother, raising children, everyday life, marriage first and love later
Wen Tian: If I really could be reborn, I’d never want to be an independent woman. I’d want to be a happy good-for-nothing: raised by my parents from birth, supported by my husband after marriage, and looked after by my children when I’m old. My motto would be not to work hard or strive for anything, just rely on other people.
Her sister replied: Go wash up and get some sleep! You can dream about anything.
All I can say is, that Taoist sister of yours has something special about her.
When Wen Tian wakes up again, she discovers she’s transmigrated into a period novel.
As soon as she arrives, she’s forced to marry an older man who’s been married before and has four children.
The older man is super rich and handsome.
Wen Tian decides to cling to his coattails and live a carefree life supported by a man.
His four children include a psychopathic murderer, an abused housewife, a gang boss, and a celebrity who ends up behind bars...
Relying on these four kids to support her in old age might be a little difficult.
But she’s figured it out: in her previous life, she worked 996 every month and was still dirt poor. Some things don’t happen just because you work hard.
She’ll give it her best shot first, and if it doesn’t work out, she’ll give up. No need to make things too hard on herself.
Isn’t there a saying, “Nothing is difficult in this world if you’re willing to give up”?
Other people: No matter what, don’t let the kids go without.
Wen Tian: No matter what, I’m not going without.
Other people: Cook and do the laundry for the kids; be a good wife and loving mother.
Wen Tian: Let the kids cook and do the laundry for her while she’s a happy good-for-nothing.
Not one of the four children treats her like their mother. They boss her around like she’s their grandchild.
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In fact, I don't understand that the heroine doesn't even have dignity in her new life.
I'm so angry. This article is actually quite well written. But the child of the male protagonist is so annoying. I just feel like the female protagonist is doing something unreasonable.
Well, I haven't seen much of it. The dragon and phoenix bracelet left behind by the original owner's mother was gone. Although I was told to call the police, the police were not called. Just take the money and settle it. But I'm thinking this is a relic left by the original owner's mother. Another time, the heroine flipped the table, and then the hero came back and told the heroine again. But these two things made me feel that there was no need to marry the hero again. After all, he has been trusting you in the past life, instead of comparing the current you with the past life. After someone stole the bracelet. The male protagonist is not standing up for you, but questioning you, or in other words, forgetting about it, or putting pressure on you. Is it necessary to have such a male protagonist? Anyway, my evaluation of this book is that the male protagonist does not believe you, attributes all the mistakes to you, and is also jealous (jealousy is a good thing, but why are you jealous? You don't believe the heroine's character, why are you jealous? Do you deserve to be jealous? You don't believe the heroine, why are you jealous? I deserve it) This kind of person is both upright and upright, and I am very dissatisfied with his treatment of relatives. He also doesn't understand the four children. He doesn't know the truth and indiscriminately accuses the heroine. I really, really don't like this kind of male protagonist. I will give you this, I am good enough. If you think you still need to read it, then you can continue to read it. This is just my personal opinion. I don't want to criticize me for this. I hope that the author will not make the heroine too pushy when writing next time.
Will I die if I don't get married? Even though I have 30,000 yuan, I still have to bear this anger. The male protagonist has always distrusted her, but she is just fine with coaxing her. From time to time, she becomes infatuated with the male protagonist for no apparent reason. It seems so irritating. I really want to give her one star. It's not easy to write a book. I'll give it two stars.
These kids are really annoying
I think an independent woman in modern times can so easily accept the stepmother's four children from the second marriage for the original owner after time travel. The children have never been welcome. She has a really good temper. She also easily asked for tens of thousands of yuan and left, knowing that the stepmother's step-sister had stolen the marriage. Since the original father could take it out so easily and didn't value her so much, he should let them He suffered a massive hemorrhage. It's not like the heroine was shameless and snatched someone else's fiancé. As long as the fiancé was a soldier, he could have done something big and ask them for compensation. For a man who would be rich in the future, he would eat soft food and suffer a lot of grievances. I was so convinced that I couldn't ask the original owner's father for more money. In the 1980s, you could freely leave the province, change places, survive on your own, and go abroad.
Although I have only watched a few scenes, the male protagonist is really annoying, and he does not defend the female protagonist very much, which is a bit unreliable. The two little boys are also very selfish and do not accept correction. The people around the village are also not good, which made me feel really uncomfortable.
It's not a cool novel, the heroine is a bit idle. Even for the sake of Xianyu's life, he had to endure the consequences and swallow his anger. The male protagonist doesn't trust him and stabs the child in the back🔪The male protagonist has money and makes the child hungry and skinny, a 4-year-old who looks like a 2-year-old feels like a fool. The heroine's father supported his stepmother with two-thirds of his salary. After his wife died, he married her into the family. If she didn't cheat, she was a pure mother. The father of the heroine asked the heroine to marry him instead, and asked the heroine to give the mother's relics or the bracelet given by her husband to the stepdaughter. I owe a favor and let my daughter be a stepmother to marry a man who can't have children.
I can't hold it in any longer. How come she has acted like a fool in the workplace for so many years, teaching her children to have self-respect, paying attention to their own demands and fighting for their own, while at the same time acting like a fool when she was slandered and distrusted? The heroine has said that his child is skinny, but that Wang Yun's child is fat. Don't you understand? Don't you understand that children are given so much meat every day? 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮
I'm speechless. The character and introduction of the heroine here are so different. A modern woman goes to the hero's house and endures the anger but is mistrusted by the hero. She is bullied by children and is busy buying clothes and cooking. She doesn't appreciate that she is rich and licks the hero's family. The character of a child is completely uneducated. Can a person like a typical negative child also be a minor protagonist? The character of the male protagonist seems to be interested in sex. It has always been described that the male protagonist swallows his saliva when he sees the female protagonist is beautiful and fair. I don't have much trust in the heroine's character and even said that the male protagonist is reborn, but I don't see the role of rebirth at all in terms of trust in the heroine and responsibility for the children.