The 1950S: I Became the Landlord’s Disowned Daughter

It's my favorite subject, but when the heroine buys fish with her own money in the village, she directly reveals her wealth and says it's her pocket money. Does she really think that a rural person has no wisdom? And that Rhodes probably doubted the identity of the female protagonist as a capitalist, just for a bite to eat, really...

The family moved, and her mother and grandfather loved her. However, because of illness, her mother left first, leaving all the finances in the room. Her mother also left behind a lot of gold and silver when she moved. The heroine was five years old at this time. I don't know what other people's logic is, but my logic is that since my mother loves me and I am still her only child, she should not abandon her child and run away without threatening my life. My mother evacuated the mainland and might not be able to take away the heavy and bulky furniture, but the gold and silver should not be left behind. The adults in the family are gone. Why would a servant be so kind to a young lady? None of it fits my logic. If you read the comments first, you're in luck. Listen to advice

It's very beautiful and very warm. It's really commendable that a mother's maid can take care of her so loyally and wholeheartedly. Uncle Luo is also kind-hearted. I hope they will be like this when they have children.

Some of the plots in the story are very interesting and the pictures are full of visuals, which are worth savoring [Like]

Finally, there is a novel that really sticks to the label of liking girls. Other novels always say the same thing, but if the heroine gives birth to a girl, she will still give birth to a boy in the end. In this novel, I saw that the heroine gave birth to two baby girls, which directly touched my heart. The baby girl is too cute! ! !

The delicate emotional descriptions in the novel make people feel like they are on the scene, as if they can feel the inner fluctuations and changes of the characters. Every detail is vividly depicted, making people admire the author's profound literary skills and unique narrative skills. Whether it is the characters' dialogues, inner monologues, or the description of the scenes, they all reveal the author's profound insight and unique insights into life.

The heroine is her mother's only baby. Her mother's grandfather loves the original heroine very much and has made comprehensive arrangements for her. As an adult soul, the heroine has endured the kindness of the original mother and grandfather without considering their love for her daughter. The disappearance of the original owner's only child was a huge blow to them. Live your own life directly with your wealth. He has never had the slightest idea of ​​looking for relatives, he is very cold and inhumane.

It's quite good-looking, and the writing is fluent. From the mainland to Hong Kong Island, the heroine has experienced abandonment, searching for relatives, illegal immigrants, recognizing relatives, tasting all the joys and sorrows of life, and cherishing the life in front of her.

It's very nice, but the update is a bit slow. Can you update it faster?

After reading the whole book, it turns out that the heroine will help the Chinese people within her ability, which is great! There are just a few holes that are largely unfilled. 1. Why did the male protagonist dream of the female protagonist before and directly believed that the female protagonist was the person in his dream? 2. The space behind the heroine has never been used again, it's just the things in that space.