
After My Mom Was Reborn, We Ate Until We Were Stuffed Every Day
我妈重生后,家里每天吃到撑
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Period novels, period novels, period novels!!!
Recently Gotten into Slice-of-Life and Lighthearted Stories
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This Is Absolutely the Best Period-Era Story I've Ever Read!
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A Period Novel Where the Female Lead Is Reborn and Helps Her Family Get Rich
The female lead simply returns to her childhood with no golden finger. She helps her family make money and buy a house, and meets the male lead along the way.
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Period-Era Fiction! Really Good Ones! No Pocket Spaces, They’re Too Unrealistic!
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I'm in a reading slump.
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No Romance, Female Protagonist, Any Genre: No Flirting, No Stupid Characters
Important things must be said three times: No romance! No romance!! No romance!!! No flirting! No flirting!! No flirting!!! No idiotic characters! No idiotic characters!! No idiotic characters!!! Good morals! Good morals!! Good morals!!!
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Personal evaluation: It's a group portrait, but I feel that the first heroine Liang Shengdi is the main heroine. This book is well written and has good logic. It is generally good, but it is biased towards daily life. It is very dull in the early stage, and it is relatively slow to make a fortune. I personally don't like this type of book very much. The one who kept me going was Mrs. Liang, who was very funny. I almost stopped reading the first two chapters because of the Mrs. Liang's reaction. Fortunately, I persisted. There is also an explanation in the extra chapter dedicated to Mrs. Liang. I have to say that although I have not experienced that era, it was really difficult. Thank you to the people who contributed to today. After a 6-year timeline jump in the early and middle stages of this book, it became more and more interesting. Everyone has flesh and blood, and Ni 1-9 are also very handsome. Although the family life is short, they can taste life better, and I also like to read the extras. A very good book, recommended.
The story of farming + small traders is quite interesting. Not sensational, not pretentious, just very gentle.
I have read more than 270 chapters. It is very interesting and the writing is very good. I just like this kind of ordinary and short-lived articles. I am tired of reading the golden finger, just like I am tired of eating big fish and big meat. This bowl of porridge and side dishes has a different taste. The plot is very interesting, plain but not a running story. In my heart, this article scores at least 9.8 Points. At first I had a bit of a misunderstanding about the heroine's mother-in-law, but later I realized that this old lady was really interesting.
It's really great, especially after making up for Mrs. Liang's past. Looking at it from her perspective, the chaotic first half of her life can be traced. Her mind is full of wanting to eat and have enough food, but when this idea cannot be satisfied, she simply puts it aside. Even her mother-in-law is not a bad person, just a miserable person created by the times. Chunhua made up for all the regrets in her previous life, found her sisters, saved her daughter, had a prosperous career, and lived to learn, which is admirable. The relationship between him and her husband is also enviable. The stories of the children are also clearly explained and wonderful. The story of the Nine Golden Flowers is also embarrassing. With the help of the protagonist, they finally escaped from their tragic fate and ushered in their own happiness. This story is very complete, I like it very much, and I like Mrs. Liang's mental state even more [laughs]
Although the theme is spring flowers, it can be said to be a group portrait novel, and I personally like this type of novel very much. Liang Shengdi is really my favorite character in this novel. I have read a lot of novels and I don't really write book reviews anymore, but I still want to leave one for her sake. Grandma Liang's life was full of twists and turns, from her ups and downs as a teenager to her bitter-sweet transition from youth to middle age, to her vitality and happiness in her later years. Fortunately, in her later years, because of the rebirth of spring flowers, her life finally came to a perfect end. She should have such happiness!
Good-looking, really good-looking. The plot begins in the twenties when the rebirth begins and ends in the 80s. The heroine has also gone from her own small business to a township entrepreneur, to opening a store on the Internet in her forties, to retiring in her later years and traveling in an RV together, and finally to two people living a peaceful life in the countryside. Ordinary happiness. Mrs. Liang is a very interesting person and very cute. The author also did not deliberately let the heroine's family make connections because her family has money. I didn't write about those powerful families. The marriage development of several children is very natural. I was really satisfied after reading it.
Looks good! Especially the story about Mrs. Liang, I am even willing to read her story a second time. It is funny, interesting and touching. I like it very, very much. I'm going to make some critical comments. Although I know that the author has checked a lot of information and literature, the protagonists' bulk cultivation of mushrooms can actually be simplified a bit. The detailed structure and cultivation methods are actually not of much concern to readers like me who love to read home-style articles. (I am now in my second book.) When I was reading it, I remember that I skipped those chapters.
It's rare to see a novel written by a Zhejiang native. The content is very simple and down-to-earth. There is no cheating or too much interference from rebirth. When I saw Haizhou in the extra story, I was still thinking about where Haizhou was. After I came out of Tiantai, isn't this our Taizhou? It's more friendly. It's very close to Shaoxing and has many similarities in customs and languages.
This should have been level 9 or above! Highly recommended! ! [Like][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss] It tells the story of Mrs. Chunhua returning to her youth and her family working hard to live a happy life. What's particularly good is that he changed his eldest daughter's fate from the beginning without any delay. Later, she and her husband, Guo Qing, worked hard together, waking up early and working late at night. My husband was also very supportive and motivated. I really admire their generation's spirit of working hard to live a good life. Mrs. Liang Shengdi also went from misunderstanding her to understanding her, which is particularly cute. The nine sisters of the Ma family are also very lucky, and they are also doing their best. With the help of Chunhua's family, head towards a better life. This novel does not have a particularly big golden finger. It just starts from the simple life of farmers and tells us about it in a long and gentle way. Like taking a sip of tea, the fragrance lingers on your lips and teeth, with a long aftertaste.
Super invincible and beautiful! Believe me, there is no such thing as old sesame and rotten millet, and there is no long story about the best relatives. The main line of the entire film is the development of the heroine's career. Except for the three or five chapters in the middle that are a bit stiff in theoretical knowledge, the whole book is particularly exciting. It's close to real life, and the extras are even more exciting! Start low and go high. The heroine has no golden fingers or connections. She relies entirely on herself and her family. In the early stage, Gaga worked hard to raise her children to make money, but after the relaunch, she made a lot of money. Several children also wrote very well, each with their own characteristics. Grandma Liang's writing is particularly vivid, the elder in dreams