Reborn in the 1980S: The Clear-Eyed Supporting Female's Happy Life

It's okay, but I don't know why I always feel so oppressive, like a stone is blocking my head, especially the heroine's family, who are so choked that they can't swallow or spit out.

Good. Parents' reasoning [laughing and crying] Let me tell you something that happened in my family. I gave birth to four children, two boys and two girls. My uncle has been dead for more than ten years. My grandma has been paralyzed in bed for seven years. My dad has always taken care of her. My two aunts usually bring snacks to my grandma during Chinese New Year and holidays. Don't worry about money. My grandma passed away last year. I paid for the cremation expenses, but my dad paid for the other expenses. My two aunts didn't pay a penny. Later, they even went to trouble my dad and wanted to return to her all the money paid for the banquet at her daughter's, son's, and relatives' house [face covering] It's true that my grandma won't be able to use her even a penny until she dies.

This book is very interesting, and the angle is quite novel. If you don't like it, just do it. I have read so many books that I am tired of them. When I read this book, it made my eyes light up. I find this one particularly interesting. Very recommended! ! !

The plot and characters are okay, it's quite interesting. The description of the heroine's natal family is too frustrating at the beginning, but it becomes much better when she cuts off the relationship with her natal family in the middle. I think the school part is very well written, but there is a section in the middle where the logic is a bit confusing. Overall, it's not bad. I look forward to continuing to update.

The front part is really good. I really like the characters of the male and female protagonists. They are down-to-earth, very realistic, and a little bit bad. The male protagonist's family is very warm, and the female protagonist is simply in a lucky nest. There is no plot of abusing scum to help the poor. The original owner's family sucks the blood of their daughter to raise their son. The first part is still a bit frustrating, but it is understandable. After all, we are just ordinary people. The later college scenes are not good to watch. They are all about skipping. They are engaged in career, going to school, and having children. They don't have 24 hours more in a day than others. It is completely unnecessary.

Why is the rating so low? It's obviously okay.

Human meat buns, are they real or fake? ! Update quickly! Quick, quick, quick

It's pretty good. I like the characters of the male and female protagonists, but there are too few and it's not interesting enough.

How can I put it this way? I really think it's to my liking. The book reviews are all bad. Don't believe it. It's the first time I haven't skipped reading so much. I feel so good after reading it in one go. Come on, the author, keep working hard and don't read bad reviews [shy][shy][shy] I believe my writing is good.

It's okay, I just feel like in it, the heroine's mother-in-law, what should I say? It's not bad, it's not very good, it's just that sometimes I feel a little uncomfortable watching her talk, so I have a filter on her when I watch the heroine's mother-in-law's words later. It also caused my impression of the heroine to drop, and I don't know why. Due to the tone and demeanor of the heroine's mother-in-law's words, I reluctantly give it four stars.