Transmigrate Into a Book: I Earn Supplies with Affection Points

The first part was pretty good, but then I saw some comments about the protagonist's wife being bullied, and the protagonist finding various reasons to convince himself. The most unbearable thing in life is when your parents, siblings, wife and children are bullied, and you don't fight back when they are called on you? Are you still a man? At most one life is lost. If you don't have the ability or money, you can find a way to find loopholes in your opponent and kill him with one blow.

The whole story is basically about the career of the male protagonist. If you want to see a sweet love, you won't get it. The male protagonist went to college and the female protagonist successfully went to college. At that time, there were educated youths who went to the countryside. I don't know exactly when it was in the 1960s. The heroine's family valued boys over girls. The two sisters in front of them were both taken by their father. The mother was sold, and the female protagonist also raised her sister. She was a good relative to the male protagonist, and the male protagonist also gave them the opportunity to join the factory. Regarding the importance of people in the family becoming talented, the male protagonist is not a holy father, and will not give others an advantage. Basically, the story is about the male protagonist.

Although there is space for the system, the plot is very period. The writing is also quite good

I've finished watching it. It's very interesting and exciting. The plot is very reasonable for the era and there are no brainless plots. When I saw the ending, it was too sudden and I didn't react, which proved that I was too invested in watching it. Haha, the explanation is beautiful!

I saw the latest chapter of the update, it's quite fat! I think overall it's okay. It's a period novel with counterattacks and redemptions, and it also jumps between bad points and exciting points. But how can I put it, it's acceptable. Hey, I still like to see the plot of the male protagonist doting on his daughter. It's great! This book combines the elements of "a scumbag's whitewash and counterattack into a genius + system space + era survival". There are some parts where I feel that the plot is lacking in bloody logic, but I think it is generally quite entertaining. The pyrotechnics of the period novel, the slap in the face of the scumbag's whitewash, and the system's goodwill in exchange for supplies are still interesting to read. In addition, the male and female protagonists are basically not mentioned in the original book, at least now it seems that there is very little space.

This is really good-looking, the male protagonist is low-key and cautious [laughing and crying]

Finished reading on January 13, 2026, a time-traveling novel about a domestic violence man's road to redemption and counterattack. The male protagonist relies on his own efforts to achieve a happy life, and also changes the fate of the people around him. The family is harmonious and loving. The relationship between the male protagonist and his mother is particularly interesting and down-to-earth. The children are particularly cute... The language is witty and humorous... It is worth reading [Like] [Like] [Like]

The article is about a domestically violent man who was replaced by a time traveler and then reborn and worked hard to create a happy life. Although the system's golden fingers are big, the male protagonist doesn't use them much. Generally speaking, it is quite life-like. However, the ending is very rushed. It ends suddenly without explaining the plot of the story. It is a pity.

It's quite good. It's not like other confession articles, where the difficulty of kneeling and licking is comparable to that of ninety-nine and eighty-one. After reading the confession articles of female channels, I found that most of the confession articles of male channels are too kneeling and licking. This one is very good, similar to that of female channels. Most of the female channels don't even admit their mistakes. That's how you know your mistakes and correct them. If you don't admit your mistakes, you are manly enough!

It's quite heartwarming. Even though it has golden fingers, it doesn't make the chronicle a fantasy.