My Eldest Sister Was Reborn and My Second Sister Transmigrated, So I Chose to Watch the Drama

I just want to know if the heroine has a golden finger. Is the original heroine a group favorite or a koi carp? The eldest sister is reborn and knows what will happen next. The second sister traveled through space and materials. The heroine won't be able to live a few more years by going back to nine years old. Then there is a father who faints at every turn, and a mother whose IQ is greater than her strength.

In period novels, this is really not an exaggeration. It is a narrative story told from home and abroad, the eldest sister is reborn, the second sister travels through time, and the third sister is a book traveler herself. Each has its own adventures, but it is not exaggerated, nor is it described too much, and the original heroine is not described too much. Every time it is mentioned Everything is brushed aside, and I don't seize opportunities in period novels. I don't have too many golden fingers, and I don't make drastic reforms. To be honest, it's really not bad at home. It's a mediocre novel, but it is easy to calm down when reading it. There are indeed some small flaws, but they are acceptable.

It's super good-looking, and the author is very good. This article doesn't enshrine the superiority of men and women in the framework like other period articles. In some articles, it seems that losing money, daughters are outsiders, and women can only have a family when they get married are the wise words of the neighbors engraved in the DNA. Although the heroine is well portrayed and the plot is interesting, but The background is still very depressing. That kind of depression is not created by the times, but is innate. It seems that women are born lower than men. And this novel, although it is somewhat lacking in details, is very friendly to female readers and it is very enjoyable to read. I saw something in it, that is It is the rise of thought. In fact, resistance is useful. There is no need to worry about loving a daughter and raising her in old age. A daughter can be mentally retarded but can marry a husband. Housework is no longer exclusive to women. The man wielding the spatula in the kitchen can be the father. There are really many, many more. And the most important thing is that the author has written the heroine vividly. Although the number of words is not many, but The heroine is alive. In fact, when I read novels, I will meet many paper heroines. It is from the words describing her words and deeds that I know she is a puppet, and I also know what she will experience in the next step. But I don't feel this way in this article. It is natural. It seems that there really is such a person in that era. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

What I like very much is that the family in the control group, the eldest sister, the second sister and the heroine, focused their energy and content on living their own lives. They did not forcibly vilify the original heroine or make the original heroine live a miserable life for comparison.

It's very interesting to watch. The heroine's family has a lot of top-notch people, but it's basically not related to the heroine's family. Even if there is, it's taken care of by the family. It's a very good family of three. [Sending Hearts] The two sisters also have a good home. It's also very warm in nature (it's especially interesting to watch them fighting the top-notch ones, and follow the heroine to eat melons [eating melons])

After reading this book, I felt that this was the first book that made me feel happy after reading it. I think that although the overall length of his article is relatively short, I think that some of the details he knotted are very good, and his portrayal of some characters is also very detailed, and his grasp of the plot is also very compact.

It's quite interesting. There is a girl in the family who has traveled through time and again. It describes the lively life scenes of that era when a large family lived together in the house. The parents were cynical, fighting, calculation and sincerity, oppression and resistance. If you like this kind of slow-paced writing, you can read it.

The plot is very compact, very life-like, very funny, and the characters are very vivid. The plot is very funny and the family is very lively, especially the heroine grandma. This character is very concrete.

It's about a little brat living in a wealthy family in the 1970s. It has no special storyline and the story progress is average, but it's super funny and suitable for both men and women.

It's okay. I feel like there's a lot worth writing about but I haven't written it out. I've just summed it up in one stroke. There aren't many memorable points. Basically, the title of the book summarizes the content. I thought it was pretty good at first. When I started to wait for the update, the updates of more than a thousand words per day were really quite few. I often felt like it was gone after just a few pages and nothing was said.