After the Abusive Mother Drowns and Is Reborn, Both Her Daughters Make Something of Themselves

👣 I really want to say: The female lead is not the original owner of this body, the female lead is not the original owner of this body, the female lead is not the original owner of this body! Why should the female lead feel guilty? The things the original owner did were not done by you.

I give any book about mothers and daughters that has a good title a good review 🤭 From a human perspective, all the characters fit their personas quite well. In particular, the younger brother and his wife are quite controversial. They have formed a new family and are bound to be less tolerant and accepting of the protagonist than his parents were. The original owner's actions were bound to cause resentment, so it's normal for them to repeatedly distrust the protagonist.

It's alright, it's okay for killing time. However, I didn't finish watching it. There were two instances in the beginning where the story dragged on and didn't get clear. The first was about repaying a debt; they dragged it out from morning till night, constantly preparing to repay but always putting it off.

I caught up with it in one go! It's a rare and refreshing farming novel where the female lead is clear-headed and solves problems quickly and efficiently, making it a very enjoyable read. What's also commendable is that the author shows kindness not only to the female lead but also to many of the female supporting characters. This is truly rare; the author avoids forcibly torturing the women and tries to ensure everyone has a good life. It deserves five stars.

This book is a micro-ensemble novel that depicts the hardships faced by women in that era. The protagonist, Lu Xiangxue, uses her special abilities to lead a group of women in starting a business, making money, and demonstrating that women can also hold up half the sky.

It's very well-written, heartwarming and healing. I hope Yang Hongmei can have a happy ending too. Life was so hard for women in ancient times.

There are so many terrible people here. They should make money and leave the village. All this constant bickering... I'm skipping around in the movies.

The writing is good, and the beginning is very captivating, but the later parts feel rushed. Many foreshadowing elements weren't resolved, and I was looking forward to seeing the protagonist slowly expand his business, but it was all glossed over very quickly. 😢

The book is quite enjoyable, with some parts that made me laugh. However, some plot points felt too contrived. For example, Xiang Xue picked up Xu Nian, and then Xia Gu Niang picked up another child right after. Also, the down jacket – I seriously doubt how modern stitching could prevent down from leaking out. Could ancient hand-sewn jackets have been so durable?

I absolutely love it! 😍 I love reading stories about women seeking redemption, especially those with a "golden finger" (powerful advantage) element. Otherwise, how can you save yourself if you're stuck in a miserable past? Without Lu Xiangxue's time travel, the two little girls, Zhaodi and Pandi, would have had a hard life, perhaps even starving to death or being sold.