
Transmigrated as a Wicked Mother-in-Law in the 1970S? I'll Split Up the Family and Make It on My Own!
穿成七零恶婆婆?直接分家单干!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 491k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A story set in the past: an elderly woman is reborn, abandons her son and daughter, and lives for herself!
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Period-Era Story About a Reborn Mother-in-Law Who Lives for Herself
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An Old Woman Reborn, Defying Heaven, Earth, and Everyone Else, Hilarious Everyday Adventures Begin
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Are There Any Lighthearted Stories About Transmigrating into an Old Woman and Straightening Out Her Sons?
Looking for a Story Set in a Bygone Era Where the Female Lead Transmigrates, Talks Back, and Has a Pocket Dimension. Make It Satisfying!
Hand over your little novels, everyone! Not too many top-tier ones, and completed or ongoing are both fine. Please recommend authors with good writing 🙏 (I've already read Eighties Wife with a Bit of Spice and Raising Kids in the Sixties, so no need to recommend those.)
Any Period Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates and Immediately Becomes a Mother-in-Law?
He has children and grandchildren, and the male protagonist also came from another world. I forgot the title.
Newcomer Interaction Time!
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I saw Chapter 202. It is a cool novel. The heroine who traveled through time did not forgive the three sons of the original owner who froze to death as some comments said. The eldest and second son were sent to the farm by the heroine for three years, and the second son has been divorced. The third child is not a biological child. After the separation, he did not cause any trouble to the heroine and was given food every year, so he is still in the brigade. And the heroine is not soft-hearted and cares about her grandchildren. The rating shouldn't be so low, it's worth at least 8 points.
It seems pretty good so far. I have divorced and separated and am living alone with my daughter. Some people in the comment area said that the heroine's mother-in-law's whitewashing of her son is purely a rumor, just to deceive others into not watching or giving a low score. Another point is that the heroine made the matter bigger not because she wanted reputation, but because it was not me who was wrong, and it only had benefits and no harm for me, so why hide it? So this is a great job. It ruined the reputation of the disgusting guy, and she was able to win sympathy and perfectly occupy the moral high ground [shy] I'm so frustrated. The heroine and her daughter are too civilized. They know that the other party is unreasonable but they still keep trying to reason. But when they say it, they don't get it right, so they get sulky. They can't use their force value even if they have it. There are constant villains, and their IQs are too low.
Too many things to do The heroine's family is the only one in the village who has trouble
It just tells a very interesting story, and the flavor of life is a little less interesting! All in all it's pretty good!
This kind of life can take off directly
The previous story is told very carefully, and when the college entrance examination resumes later, it jumps directly to the ending.
Not bad, you can watch it
Spread the flowers. Spread the flowers after reading it🌸. I haven't had the patience to read the whole book for a long time. I don't know why so many people watched the comment section for half an hour, but within two hours they started saying that the heroine favored her son, and she thought her son could be saved, so she could whitewash her son. I've read it all, and I really didn't see these points. The writing was procrastinating and the pace was a bit slow. When I saw the finale, the heroine's daughter and her friends passed the college entrance examination, and it was revealed that the male educated youth at the beginning went to the countryside for a year. I felt at the time that this year was really long, and a lot of things happened! [Hang face] Both of the heroine's biological sons were sent to the forest farm by the heroine, and one of them died in the end. The wife of the dead one remarried with their two daughters shortly after he went to the forest farm. The heroine also disowned the disabled one. Even though he had two grandchildren, the heroine never took care of them anymore. The third child he picked up was also disowned and was not cared for. I feel that it is not refreshing enough and the pace is too slow, but no matter when you break off the relationship, there must be a process to deal with your son. It cannot be done overnight, and it is not consistent with common sense to be brutal and barbaric! There are a lot of shortcomings among the parents, and there aren't that many big scenes of family sentiments. If you don't like it, you can avoid it, but it really doesn't make sense to say that the heroine is soft-hearted towards her son.
It's the first time I've read an article with this kind of theme. It's very interesting. Goldfinger is not too big and moderate, so it's good. I like the heroine design.
It's pretty good-looking, the type I like.