The Spring Breeze of Reform Is Blowing All over the Face

I thought the novel was quite interesting. The heroine traveled through the college entrance examination. Her family did not favor sons over daughters. The family worked hard to live a good life. As a result, the best came out and the grandma suddenly became the best. I felt that the best relatives were a little nicer to the heroine and grandpa, and the heroine was at peace. Faced with the scheming heroine, she just got along! If you have strength and a house, what are you afraid of? If your younger siblings are kicked out, you can still go back. Hello and me, grandma and elders, is this your real grandma? You are a time traveler who values ​​family ties. You compromise for your grandpa, but you are not ruthless. Once grandma sells off her siblings and steals the notice, the heroine is played to death like this. I went to my aunt's house with the hero and she was looked down upon. She asked her if she didn't like me? She is not your biological mother or mother-in-law. Does it matter whether you like her or not? Anyway, it's probably okay if we're not together. The novel is quite good, but it was frustrating to read. The heroine is really lucky. If boys are favored over girls, she will be doomed.

The college entrance examination was resumed for the first time in 1977, and the heroine blatantly sold clothes [covering her face], bought a house, and the hero's uncle opened a medical clinic. Everything is against the law