The 1960s: Transmigrating into a Book as the Beloved One in a Family of Losers

I feel the female lead's mother is the most suitable character for the main role. She's decisive and ruthless. Even though she initially naively longed for family and love, she can immediately make a choice once betrayed.

It's a great show, but I really feel sorry for the female lead's father. He was such a good man and a good father, but in the end, he became unrecognizable. It really proves the saying that the best men are those that are still hanging on the wall!

It's really good! I don't know why the rating is so low. The author writes about the characters' inner thoughts and transformations very naturally and realistically. Many people might not be able to accept that the female lead's father has changed. But the mentality of being able to share hardship but not happiness is actually quite normal, and I feel it's written very realistically.

I finished reading it, sorry, what a pity. I really have no desire to continue watching. I don't want to see the female lead's father become a treacherous person who betrays his family, all for a laughable bit of sentimentality. 🙂 Will the female lead's father regret it later? Maybe. He can't sever ties with his family of origin.

Very good, a bit unexpected, not the traditional formula, gets better as it goes on. The whole book is filled with interests and warmth, especially the contrast between the heroine's father in the early and later stages, which is surprising yet logical. Every character is very distinctive, there are no traditional villains, only changes in human nature.

Overall, it's well-written, with each character having their own distinct personality. However, the danger is too great; Sanya basically revealed her entire background for the sake of the man! Baozhu's family lacked the decisiveness to nip the danger in the bud! Fubao is just a tool; his love is fake!

I skipped around and didn't finish it, but I liked the message. Human hearts are unpredictable and fickle. A man who was good to you then was indeed good to you and could share both joy and sorrow. But once people have money, their bottom line loosens.

The female lead is generally quite rational and clear-headed. Of course, her brother is handsome, smart, and, most importantly, treats her the best. The jade pendant is very powerful; it shattered and was divided among four people, each receiving scraps and a spatial dimension. The entire Shen family is basically selfish, especially the men, who are all cunning and scheming.

It's a really good show. I felt a bit empathetic and sad when I got to the part where they were about to get divorced. They were such a happy family before, but people change. Once they have something, they stop appreciating it. That made me sad again because I know some things, once they happen, can't be undone. 😢😢

To be honest, I gave it four stars for Sanya; I personally think she's the true female lead, very charming. I deducted one star because she became too eager to please the male lead and his family later on. The author's values ​​are alright, and Sanya's brother is a normal person. I hope Sanya has a good life.