My Scumbag Dad Remarries, So the Pitiful Girl from the 1970s Takes Her Sister to Find Their Father
渣爹另娶，七零小可怜带妹去寻父
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Well, overall it's good and enjoyable to watch, but thinking about it carefully, the female lead is really pitiful, constantly acting as a maid serving her stepmother and her two children. I hope the stepmother isn't whitewashed later on!!! (Otherwise, I'll definitely add a star).
Judging from the title, "Scumbag Father Remarries, Poor Girl in the 70s Takes Her Sister to Find Her Father," and the synopsis mentions "golden finger" and "pretending to be weak to eat the strong," it turns out to be not a wish-fulfillment story. It's about a poor girl who goes to her biological father's house to work as a nanny for her stepmother's family in order to grow up smoothly.
Well, the author wrote an audiobook that was absolutely mind-blowing. Jiang Le'an is truly a top-tier troublemaker. I quite like the female lead; she's pretty good in every way and would be perfect for a TV series—a character who grows and matures.
This is the first time-travel novel I've ever read, and it's really good. The female lead was rebellious in ancient times, even sending her scumbag father to his death. In modern times, she doesn't display any of the typical ancient traits like being a divine doctor or being proficient in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. She has a cheat ability, but it's not significant, and she doesn't use it much. She never suffers a loss, which is exactly what I like about cheat abilities.
So good! So good! So good!!! I almost turned it off because of the comments saying the female lead was like a mother, but thankfully I clicked on it!!! The story begins with the female lead leaving her hometown, walking and taking the bus with her younger sister, racking her brains to ask for directions, sleeping in parks, hiding in waiting rooms, sneaking onto the train, and hiding in the dining…
It's quite good. I like how rational the female lead is; life doesn't have to be about fighting. It's best to just keep to your own business.
It's so good! Why is nobody here? I just realized there are so few reviews (⸝⸝ᵕᴗᵕ⸝⸝). I especially love how the author depicts the relationship between the female lead and her stepmother. The stepmother isn't portrayed as malicious, nor is she overly kind to the female lead. Neither of them seems to be in a life-or-death situation.
It's not as exaggerated as some comments suggest, like being a nanny. Up to chapter 195, the family consists of a father constantly on missions, a reborn, depressed, suspicious, sensitive, and cold stepmother (who lost her father three times in her previous life), four-year-old twins who are somewhat tumultuous and competitive but manageable, a seven-year-old female protagonist, and a…
It's pretty good—at least an 8.5 out of 10. The plot is about a little girl who lost her mother at a young age and her younger sister. She's neglected by her mother and father, and after an accidental death, the female protagonist transmigrates to the present.
There are hardly any good people in this residential compound. The female lead is always being insulted and questioned before she fights back, and then the cycle begins again. Nearly 200 chapters in, and the female lead is still in kindergarten, so the plot was a bit depressing for me. However, the female lead's character is very well-developed; she's self-reliant and you can see a vibrant life force burning within her.