Back to the ’90s: A Mother’s Strength

I am an old bookworm in Chongqing. I was very immersed in reading this book. The characters in this book are flesh and blood and the writing is very real and immersive.

It is very close to real life and very detailed.

Highly recommended! Nice! There is no bad point along the way. The parents are short-lived and work hard to get rich. The female protagonist is not a virgin. The male protagonist is a bit foolish and filial at the beginning, but within 10 chapters he is alienated from his parents. The author does not procrastinate or grind, and now this score is too low! I think this book gets at least 9 points

Shuhuang discovered this book from a recommendation and has been reading it. I just finished reading the latest chapter. I have to say that many contents in the book moved me very much. It also allowed me to see life in the 1990s, especially the chapter where Lin Qiu's father Lin Ting came and planned everything for his children. It really touched me.

I think the writing is very close to reality and is the epitome of our working class. It really makes me feel that if I were reborn and returned to the past, I would work hard to become rich. It is also a microcosm of the fact that we cannot go back to the past. Let us cherish the present more, work hard, and become rich through hard work. There are many noble people in the article, and they are so rare and commendable. The writing is also enviable. I hope we can not forget our original intention in life and meet many noble people of our own 😄

It's very well written. It's about the road of fortune for ordinary people who are diligent. It's not like other books where ordinary people just buy lottery tickets and stocks after being reborn.

It's quite good-looking, although the beginning is a bit frustrating, but it's very realistic. The author's writing is quite good, but there are a few plots: the rebirth of a housewife, and the life of making money. Some of the plots in these two books feel exactly the same. The female protagonist is an ordinary person, and the male protagonist has various bad shortcomings, such as soft ears and lack of love (from parents). Then the protagonist is wronged, and many readers advise divorce. But after seeing the plot mentioned later that the male protagonist took the initiative to have a sterilization after the female protagonist gave birth to her first child, we can understand why the female protagonist did not leave. This male protagonist still has advantages. Moreover, the male protagonist later broke away from his parents because of their two flirtatious actions, and later became alienated and devoted himself to being good to the female protagonist. The character of the male protagonist is generally flawed, but after the transformation, it is more realistic and close to perfection. In real life, for a person who lacks love like the male protagonist, his character is fixed, and it is almost impossible to basically separate him from his original family. Don't expect a love-starved Voldemort to suddenly wake up, and in reality, if a son like the male protagonist develops, his parents will definitely get involved in sucking blood, absolutely! The heroine is the epitome of millions of ordinary women with low education. Although she has no independent opinions, her personality is a bit extreme, she speaks directly, and she seems to have no IQ. When she first came back, she was covered in thorns. She often had ineffective communication with the male protagonist and always had negative energy output. It will be much better after I make money later. Sure enough, money can solve most things! This heroine is particularly hard-working and down-to-earth. Although she only remembered the information that house prices would rise. She then went to work as a sewing worker in a factory. She worked for about a year and earned some initial capital. Because of the help of noble people, I rented a newsstand, and my house-buying career started to soar: I bought the first house... The next house, (really I only bought a few commercial houses ➕ a shop) and then bought an entire private house with an elevator in an urban village. No more, that's all for buying houses, because she is so rich! Then the heroine also opened a (grocery) convenience store and an Internet cafe, but they are gone. All businesses are limited to these two stores and they charge rent. She transferred the more profitable newsstand to her sister who helped her a lot. The heroine settled down very quickly. She struggled for a little more than ten years. In addition to the two stores and rent collection mentioned above, she bought a house without buying a house. The family income is generally 50,000 to 60,000, sometimes close to 100,000, and the annual profit ranges from hundreds of thousands to one million. With all this money, she actually never bought a house again, which was quite tolerable. The heroine has never bought land, opened a factory, bought stocks, or bought Shanghai subscription coupons... Because she only has so much cognitive upper limit, and she is very satisfied. After lying down, he focused on his daughter's studies, and her daughter went to Tsinghua University to major in fine arts. He also focuses on his own personal spirit and has a sweet and harmonious relationship with the male protagonist. Then the daughter gets married and grows old with the hero. When the Wenchuan earthquake happened, he told the hero, and the hero went to remind him and saved some people. Everything else is pretty good, the whole story has a warm tone, and there are great family members, a little more at the beginning, but most of it clears up later on. Overall, it fits the title: Xiaofu is safe! 💕

I didn't read many chapters, but I felt that the author was like an elder. Reading this book, he described the family, his father-in-law taught his son-in-law how to behave, and my mother taught Lin Ping the importance of reputation. These are things that no one taught me when I was young. I suddenly felt very emotional. I gained a lot from reading this book. There are no thick golden fingers in Tomato in the novel, and there are no those days. Ma Xingkong is just an ordinary woman who has changed some of her own trajectory in her new life. She and her husband have worked hard for the family. She is just an ordinary woman who has gained some opportunities but still lives an ordinary life. She has three meals a day and works several jobs to survive. She is hardworking and motivated. It is very true. She was not very powerful in her previous life and has only gained more experience after being reborn. It's a very plain short story about parents, but it's very interesting.

It's a very good book. It's written very realistically. There is no exaggeration like other rebirths. It expresses the common resonance of ordinary people. It's just a little watery in the later period, but it's okay. It's worth recommending. It's a clear stream of rebirth writing.

This is a very heartwarming novel. This novel describes the prosperity of a country through the hard work of a family. They are all very ordinary people, and they have not done anything spectacular, but they are ordinary people like us, and they all work hard for their three meals a day, food, clothing, housing and transportation. The plot and place names in the book are very familiar, because we are the same people who have been working here for half our lives. The happy life of marriage is described through this family. Marriage is not a grave, it is a cause of mutual support and mutual struggle until old age.