After Her Own Son Starves Her to Death, the Old Woman Is Reborn in the 1970S

The story is fast-paced and the plot is very exciting. It has details and logic. The daily life of the chronicle is very well described. You will feel the healing of family love. The writing is also good. I read all 63 updated chapters in one go. It is very interesting. I have a little bit of my own opinion. Sometimes the words spoken by characters in novels are more elegant or well-spoken. If you didn't read the book at that time, it would feel a bit inconsistent with the characters.

It's good to read. I like this kind of direct revenge. It is done immediately without stopping. It's a useless thing to live. I can't feel aggrieved at all while reading the article.

The stories in the book are very realistic, and I feel that it is not easy for a kind, gentle, and family-oriented woman in life. Learning to protect yourself is the key to a good or bad life. Thank you to the author for giving great advice to women. Like this work [Like][Like][Like]

It's quite good-looking, and there are a lot of little warmth in the family. The heroine this time is a grandmother and mother-in-law, which is quite novel.

Recently, I like to read the silver-haired novels of the reborn old lady👵🏻 [laugh][laugh][laugh]. I have been following them for a few days, and then I started to follow this one [like][like][like][like]

The formula of this old lady's article is relatively new and unconventional. It's not just about punching and kicking the scumbag, but about redemption. After being reborn, the first thing that Mrs. Huang did was to save her daughter as an atonement for her sins. Or the beginning of change. It seems that the second and fourth sons in the article are the same as the old lady. A camp. The author did not simply vilify his son, but slowly laid the groundwork, pointing out that the old lady in her previous life had problems raising children and educating them, which caused all the children to separate from her. The second child became a black man because his family had money but did not treat his leg, which made him a cripple and made him miss out on the one he loved. The fourth child was resentful because he was forced to study despite not being a good student. He liked raising pigs but couldn't, so he became resentful. In this life, it seems that the second, fourth, and two sisters are in love with each other and have very pure and kind temperaments. They have always stood by their mother. The reborn old lady Huang makes up for her past debt to her children, and at the same time slowly... Slowly reflect on yourself, make up for what you owe yourself, and save your children. Redeem herself, this is the true sense of rebirth, rebirth quota Not in vain.

Beautiful, love watching it! Especially Huang Wanqing's fierceness after rebirth. There is nothing that a slap can't solve. If there is, then the slap is not hard enough. I especially like to watch the scene where she fights all kinds of white-eyed wolves, scumbag men and evil mothers-in-law. It makes her breasts smoother!

The key to why this female coming-of-age novel with the theme of "rebirth" is so addictive is that the author uses delicate brushwork to construct a mirror world full of realistic pain. When Mrs. Huang found herself back in the past, she re-examined the chess game of fate with the life wisdom accumulated in her previous life. When Mrs. Huang re-observed the "blood-sucking insects" that had sucked her flesh and blood with the eyes of vicissitudes of life: her mother-in-law, husband, son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren. Finally, I came out step by step. Perhaps the most moving power of the work lies in its revelation that the essence of rebirth is not the reversal of time, but the reconstruction of cognition. The relatives who once sucked her flesh and blood are still there, but they can no longer hurt her at all - this "Chinese awakening" that does not rely on severing ties not only retains the warmth of traditional ethics, but also draws a clear boundary of self-worth, providing a new aesthetic paradigm for female growth narratives.

There is no forced whitewashing of black things, nor whitewashing of white things, and the rhythm is also very good. I haven't liked it since Haishi. The plot of a slap in the face and then the heroine falling in love is hard to comment on.

This book abandons the Madonna plot in previous period novels and replaces it with a woman's thoughts and thoughts about the future. In short, the writing is delicate, relaxed and moderate, and it is really beautiful [Love]