Think I'm a Fool? Reborn in the Seventies, the Old Lady Throws Her Weight Around

After watching it, this family is really tired. After fighting the Zhang family and the Huang family, I am also tired. There is no good day. Please give the author five stars for your hard work.

I like this kind of story about reborn children who come back to take care of their children. It's super fun to do it together with beatings and scolding. The key point is that the husband and wife work together and are not scumbag stories. In fact, there are too many scumbag boy stories in the era and it's boring. It's good to just let the daughter go if she can be beaten and can't be saved.

I kept writing top-notch cool articles, but I felt that the character settings were a bit awkward. For example, during the exam, one had diarrhea and collapsed, and the other missed one exam. It was ridiculous that both of them could pass the exam. The best relative characters feel like the best for the sake of the best. However, the old lady's mentality was more correct after her rebirth, so she still received a five-star rating.

It's quite good, but it's tiring, it's a masterpiece that I can't finish, and it breaks out of chapter again and again.

In fact, it's okay. I don't usually read stories about reborn old ladies who want to whitewash their children, but the pace of this book is okay. Nothing drags on for dozens of chapters, and it's not frustrating. Although there are suspicions of matryoshka dolls, the overall plot is always that villain A will reap the consequences of his actions and then stubbornly believes that it is all the blame of the heroine. Villain B will continue this process, and then villain A's family will continue this process. . . It goes round and round, but since the author will always let the villain's conspiracy be awakened within three pictures and he will suffer the consequences, it's quite satisfying, so I won't worry about it anymore.

It's very interesting. I hope the heroine will be as brave in the future and stop talking nonsense if she can take action.

The parents are short-lived, but the water flows slowly. Suitable for listening to and reading books when you have nothing to do or when you are bored. It's all about the joys and sorrows, the love and hatred of little people, so it won't be too satisfying. The ending is good, crunchy and crunchy. Don't overdo it. All the good things are in your own imagination.

It's quite interesting. The character in it thinks to himself at first that his mother will continue to pamper him after having convulsions, but only a little, and then he "awakens". It's really annoying. There are some novels where you keep saying that you think your mother will love you, and then you accuse them every time of doing something to you. Oh my god, it's so annoying. I beat you once or twice and you still don't understand. After hundreds of chapters of grinding and moaning, they are still like that. I really want to break their legs. The awakening here is also due to some things happening to them. They make discoveries after comparing them. Especially when Lao Wu was so good at love, he knocked over his husband's family. I like the fact that other people's "poor" daughters can also send away the whole family. I just wonder, how can someone be bullied all the time and not resist?

So far, the most enjoyable novel to read is one that doesn't disappoint again and again. It just tells you to get out if you don't listen, to retaliate in kind, to repay you twice as much, and to show no mercy. Five stars, must be five stars [give heart]

Not bad! There are so many great things! Very bad