Reborn in the Eighties: Dividing the Family from the Start, Then Making Money at Every Turn

It's alright. Aside from the fact that there aren't any really bad family members, and there's not much entanglement with them, the story is pretty ordinary. It just doesn't have the classic plot of hoarding houses and land for demolition. In the end, the mother opened a chain of hotels, and the father probably opened an appliance store. They bought a courtyard house in the capital and an apartment registered under their daughter's name.

Who hasn't discovered this treasure of a book yet? It tells the story of a female protagonist who is reborn and no longer a loser. She leads her family of three to leave home to work and start their own business. There are no melodramatic clichés; it's a portrayal of the lives of ordinary people.

Amazing!!! I can't wait! I love stories like this one, where there are no annoying characters constantly causing trouble. Please update more often, author!

It's not bad. Aside from a few typos, it's watchable, and the plot is also good.

It's the type of show I like; there aren't that many extreme characters.

The writing style and plot are both good, but unfortunately it's too short.

Sure, you can check this out when you're looking for something to read. It's pretty average, and at least it's far removed from that awful family that's moved on to another place, unlike some books where the family has severed ties but is still entangled with another family even though they're living next door to that awful one.

It was good, but the ending was too rushed; I didn't get to see the hotel part.

Wow, I've finally found another good book!

The male and female leads are too soft-hearted; their in-laws will cling to them sooner or later, unless the male lead isn't their biological son.