
My Whole Family Was Slaughtered! Back to the 1970s to Punish Scum, Love My Man, and Raise My Child
全家惨死!重回七零虐渣宠汉养崽
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Other names
- Reborn After a Horrible Death! Her In-Laws Tremble as She Takes Revenge in the 1970s惨死归来!七零复仇婆家瑟瑟发抖Alternate title on Fanqie
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Good, the female lead isn't a saint, and the male lead isn't very eloquent yet, but he's sensible and not blindly obedient. Looking forward to the rest of the story.
The female lead is incredibly efficient and decisive. She's ruthless in dealing with the villains, and her actions, like separating from family and friends, are remarkably clean! She dotes on the male lead and treats him well. But it's not one of those typical "strong female lead" novels; the author's writing is truly enjoyable 💕 It's a new book now, and I'm sure it will be a hit. I've read over 200 chapters but haven't finished.
I read up to chapter 316. There weren't any major issues, and the male and female leads weren't mistreated at all, which was quite satisfying. I didn't read any further, mainly because waiting for updates is really annoying. I've read too many novels, and by the time a new chapter is released, I might have forgotten the earlier plot points or mixed up the stories. 😂
The female lead isn't a saint; she's cunning. The storyline is very interesting, and I'm looking forward to what happens next!
It was so enjoyable to watch! The female lead isn't a saint at all; she's smart, decisive, quick-witted, and strong in combat. Occasionally, she throws in some crazy, literary antics that leaves her awful family speechless with anger—it cracked me up! 🤭🤭🤭 (Marking this) I read up to chapter 87 and then stopped reading.
It was so enjoyable to watch! The female lead, Su Ti, isn't a saint at all; she's smart, decisive, quick-witted, and physically strong. Occasionally, she throws in some crazy, literary antics that leaves her awful family speechless with anger—it cracked me up! The female lead, Su Ti, is incredibly decisive and efficient.
The female lead has a cheerful personality, is vengeful, and doesn't drag things out. I quite like her. Keep it up, @!
I quite liked it. The female lead is strong, but her strength is just right. The male lead grew up in the countryside, so he's the type who grows and matures. However... But Later, after returning to Beijing, the female protagonist's family was still powerful and influential in Shanghai, but everyone in Beijing seemed blind, constantly bringing up her rural origins without offering any…
It's so, so, so good! I can't get enough! I especially love the male and female leads. The female lead is so sharp-tongued and never backs down. She doesn't hold grudges and fights anyone she doesn't like—it's so satisfying to watch! I also love the male lead; he's so good to the female lead, spoils her, listens to her, and is destined for great wealth! I hope their sweet relationship continues forever!
In the original story, the female protagonist's past life was filled with schemes and betrayals that led to her death, the loss of her husband and children, and a less-than-ideal family background. However, in this life, she is decisive, shrewd, and ruthless, always keeping her true nature hidden and maintaining an incredibly low profile.