
It’s the ’80s. She’s Not Even Your Real Sister, So Why Spoil Her?
八零,又不是亲姐,谁惯着你啊
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- Completed
- Length
- 501k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It's watchable, though there are some off-putting moments, but you can get through it quickly.
The story is good; the female lead is aiming to become a rich woman.
I'd give it a good review; it's a story set in a different era and quite enjoyable.
Good. The female lead is clear-headed, goal-oriented, and decisive. The male lead, on the other hand, is less decisive, hesitant in his career, but values his family highly. The main theme is family life, with its intertwined relationships and conflicts. It's a short story, worth reading.
Whether it's the plot or other aspects, this book is quite well written.
It's great! The male and female leads are super cute! And their relationship progresses pretty quickly, which I like – it doesn't drag on.
There are a few minor issues, but they can be overlooked; overall it's very good.
I was following two books at the same time, but one of them was taken down today, so you're my only remaining book. Keep up the good work, author!!!
It's nice, but the lady of the house's brother and his family didn't appear; only hints of their presence were given.
Sometimes you have to manage your own life well.