Changing My Life: It Starts with Beating Up My Little Brother

It's tied. It's beautifully written. The heroine works hard and changes a lot with the help of the system. She's very obedient and hard-working and it's very heartwarming. The younger brother is not a bad boy. He lacks love and praise. The class teacher is great. Everyone in it is well described [please update] Things are getting better and better. I hope the results of the book will get better and better, and Lebao and her friends will also get better and better 😳

This book is already very well written, but I was really angry after reading it, especially Zhou Huai. If Sister Xu hadn't thrown her over her shoulder, I would have really wanted to rush over and hit him. Overall, it's very good-looking. I feel sulky in my heart when I give this review. Secondly, come on, the author, I love reading it. Come on, update it! Hey hey hey hey hey hey.

It's quite true. In addition to having a system, especially the family's economic conditions are different for the two children. Although my family is very good to me, it is the same as what is said in the book. Large property will not be given to me. There are 3 suites at home. The one in the village currently lives in it. The one in the county gave my brother's name when he got married. I bought another one in the town. The ones in the village will definitely belong to my brother from now on. My dad and my brother said I won't want the ones in the town because I won't need them if I marry out of town. But in fact, I really want it. I have thought about waiting for my parents to buy a house in the town with my brother a hundred years later, so that I can come back and live there when I grow old.

It's a shame, it's a shame. I'll suffer a loss after seeing it. I'll be fooled after seeing it. It took a long time to sever ties with her parents in the early stage, and the description of the heroine being soft-hearted after seeing her parents' hardships really resonated with me deeply. When we were young, we felt so sad when we saw our parents working hard. I really don't know what to say about the heroine's parents, they are very conflicted. It's true that sons are preferred over daughters, but why did the heroine's father seem to love the heroine so much when she was a child? In fact, he really loved his daughter. Every girl is her parents' personal little cotton-padded jacket. Before the heroine's younger brother was born, how could the heroine's parents not love their children while raising the heroine? But perhaps the concept of favoring boys over girls is somewhat deep-rooted, (it was mentioned in the article Every time the heroine's grandmother and grandfather see her brother, they will say "baby grandson" but when they see the heroine, they say "dead girl" and "losing money"). After all, how can the heroine's father not favor boys over girls under the guidance of his parents (that is, the heroine's grandparents). So it's hard to comment on the heroine's father. The heroine's mother is more, well, dependent on the heroine's father. When something happens, she can only cry and tell the heroine something like "our family is poor", which is quite typical. The heroine's mother is also very contradictory. She is not patriarchal, but she is not good at handling things. She cannot ensure that the heroine and her brother are fair, and she cannot make a bowl of water even. It's not that she doesn't love the heroine, on the contrary, she actually loves her very much. But that's how Chinese families are. In many cases, the older ones give way to the younger ones, which is quite helpless. Generally speaking, from what I just said, you should also be able to realize that the characters are well drawn and the characters are vivid and vivid. I've already talked about two points in terms of singling out the heroine's parents. I'm too lazy to talk about the rest. After all, you have to read the article yourself for more. This is my idea, you can refer to it.

It is very heart-warming, with an unusual plot but with a sense of life. It is plain and simple, and you can get a glimpse of the sad life and tragic reality of ordinary rural people. However, every character in the book is very rich, very three-dimensional, and three-dimensional. They do not exist for the protagonist, but have their own meaning of survival. You can see the protagonist's constantly changing experience and process. After reading it, I feel like my body is warm. I like the author very much and hope that the author can continue to persevere ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

It's good to read. I didn't read much about the system's tasks and the like, but the description of Teacher Xiao Xu's inner emotions was so detailed that it made my eyes wet. I kept thinking about girls, girls who have no opinions or ideas. How many girls, who have been repeatedly shaped by the environment, and repeatedly colored by the thoughts and words of their parents and relatives, will have the same experience as Teacher Xiao Xu in his previous life, and will eventually be smoothed, manipulated, and finally disappear 🥺 🥺 🥺

I've reviewed it, and it's written in big letters. It's really great. Xiao Xu is great. My younger brother is doing well now, not completely rotten, and can be educated. Classmate Xiao Xu and the teachers and friends around me are also great and warm. This is a novel that can be read slowly. It tells the beautiful story of how a girl broke away from a patriarchal family and bloomed brilliantly in the swamp.

It's really, really, really nice. This book is very different from the previous ones, with a very novel subject matter. It's not the traditional sense of being rescued by the male protagonist or some male partners, but some girls, some girls who others think are bastards, bad girls, can help the female protagonist. This book allowed me to see the awakening of women. It is really beautiful.

The heroine is really super well-behaved, and his younger brother has also changed under his education. His parents and father are the typical patriarchs, and his mother is too cowardly. The author is great, otherwise you should stop writing so much. I can't stand it.

I originally thought it was a funny article, but after reading it, I realized that it was about a girl trying to improve herself after getting rid of her original family. The writing is really delicate, and the feeling of hesitation and struggle is really concrete.