My Family’s All Terrible, and They’re Splitting Up? The Reborn Matriarch Won’t Indulge Anyone
全家极品要散？老太重生谁也不惯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 401k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I've Recently Gotten into Reborn Older Women in Period-Era Stories. Any Well-Written, Completed Recommendations?
Looking for books like "The Eighties Auntie Makes Buns, Buys a House, and Raises Her Grandson (An Eighties Family)."
Period Story: Reborn Grandma Leaves Her Children Behind and Lives for Herself!
A story set in the past: an elderly woman is reborn, abandons her son and daughter, and lives for herself!
Books Where the Heroine Transmigrates into an Old Lady with Five Couples
I’m looking for books like "Transmigrated as the Empress Dowager, All I Want Is to Take It Easy", with a clever protagonist like Liu Yun who can dish out a sharp comeback.
Reborn Granny + Historical-Era Story + Not a Doormat + Loves Herself
Looking for books similar to Blind Corn! Rotten Potatoes! The Best Children Kneel Aside. I want to read satisfying rebirth stories like this, with no saintly heroine. If the children are unfilial, she just cuts them off.
An Older Woman in a Period Novel Tears Into Ungrateful Wolves, Beats Her Wicked Children, and Turns the Household Upside Down
Looking for books like "Granny Xia's Chaotic Days After Being Reborn". Only after being reborn does Granny realize that money is safest in your own hands. There are shocking scandals, vicious schemes, putting ungrateful people in their place, eating and drinking well, giving her children a hard time, and enjoying life.
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An Overworked Old Woman Dies Tragically, Then Gets Reborn in the 1980s to Enjoy Life
Granny Li Is Reborn in the 1980s and Turns the Whole Family Upside Down!
After Starving to Death, Grandma Fang Was Reborn
The 1970s Grandma: Better to Live for Yourself Than Please Others
After Dying Tragically of Cancer, Grandma Gu Is Reborn in the 1980s
1970s: Ning Xiuxiu, the Matriarch Who Runs the Whole Family
After Beating My Husband, I Curse My In-Laws as Unfilial Brats. The Children Can't Escape Either
Reborn in the Era: Grandma Beats Her Rebellious Son and Crushes the Scumbags
Granny Lin Is Reborn in the 1980s: Her Dutiful Children and Grandchildren Kneel Across the House
The Eighties Grandma Unleashes Her Fury: Unfilial Children, Get Out!
Reborn as a Wicked Mother-in-Law in the 1980s: Helping My Daughter-in-Law Marry an Officer
Reborn After Being Angered to Death, Granny Li Refuses to Be a Family Leech
The Seventies' Old Lady: I Came Back to Life from Anger from the Start
Reborn in 1990! The Old Lady Beats the Unfilial Brats to a Pulp
My Sons Won’t Bury Me, So After Being Reborn, Granny Ye Stops Spoiling Anyone
Granny Zhao Reborn in the 1980s: Starting with a Breakdown and Divorce
Reborn in the 1980s: The Timid Old Lady Has Had Enough
Reborn in the 1970s: From the Start, the Old Lady's Fists Were on Fire
Back Before the Downward Transfer, Grandma Takes the Whole Family on a Feast
Get Rich in the 1990s, Dump the Loser, and Have My Billionaire Brother Shower Me with Gold
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While it borrows the superficial elements of a wish-fulfillment novel, it offers more emotional value than a purely wish-fulfillment story. Six-star recommendation. Perhaps due to regional cultural influences, works written by people from Northwest China tend to be closer to the essence of things.
It's been great so far, why is the rating so low? It's really good, but can you please separate the main characters or sever ties with them sooner? What's the point of keeping them around? They're not reliable in the future, and it's annoying to watch them.
Is the author from Gansu or Shaanxi? His manner of speaking sounds quite like someone from Northwest China 😏
Which of the four sons and one daughter was first? I've finished reading over a thousand chapters of that exciting story. Similar stories with different plots—at least the father of the child is completely dead. The difference between a main character and a one-on-one fight is quite significant. 👍 It's also entertaining.
This is an exceptionally good article; I read it word for word. How can it have such a low rating? It's very unfair to the author. It's a rare gem of an article reflecting the customs and culture of Northwest China.
I think it's very well written, especially capturing the characteristics of the Gansu and Shaanxi region. The female protagonist's rebirth truly changes her own and her family's fate, and her relationship with her husband is particularly enviable.
I think it's pretty good. The norm is that it's impossible to completely sever ties with people you have blood ties with, whether they are your parents or your children.
It's very beautiful and quite nice. It's comparable to Grandma Xia's in its own way.
This author must be from Tianshui, Gansu, because their dialect is exactly the same as ours.
It's well-written.