Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1980S, the Burden of a Child Defies Fate

The heroine thinks that she is a savior or a bodhisattva. She goes to her father's house to take charge of the family and takes whatever she can.

The heroine is very clear-headed and has a charming personality; there is nothing messy about her relatives, and the family relationship is quite interesting. The career part is a story of struggle that is very enjoyable to watch! ! It's been a long time since I've seen a chronology with complete logic and no bugs.

100%, This is the type I like to watch. The life after arriving at the Fang family is the most natural one I have ever seen. I don't like lone wolves, I like flesh-and-blood heroines. Add some drama to the younger siblings, haha, I want to see her conquer the little brat [laughing][laughing] Looking forward to the next article.

I think the score is a bit low, so I'll give it a full score. The author's current shortcoming is that updates are too slow. I like this kind of heroine very much. She is brave, resourceful, humane and full of fireworks. But the author is too stingy and doesn't give her enough space. She doesn't have any powerful pills or anything like that. The heroine will be invincible if her strength level is increased. The heroine has a very charming personality, and treats friends, family and partners well. Updates are too slow and I almost don't remember the previous content [laughing]

The rating is low. I think the author's writing style is good. Some places may be unreasonable. However, the author's writing is a bit light and fantasy. The heroine can understand a hamster. I also like the character of the heroine. She saves others within her own ability, no more than the Virgin Mary.

Yes, the heroine's IQ and EQ are online, and her revenge and other things are going well, and the father she has found so far is also good!

The heroine is decisive and rational, and she also has her own rules for family and friends. The novel is still readable, but the description of the second uncle and second aunt of the Fang family is a bit slow, but the rest is still worth recommending.

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Not bad, not bad. Just took a look, come on, come on

It's quite good-looking. The heroine is the kind of mother who shines brightly for thousands of people. But the mother-of-one is not that annoying. Maybe the author didn't write in detail about the daily life of a mother. But overall it looks okay. The heroine didn't suffer any loss or make less money. It's okay. Mainly because most of what the author wrote made me ignore those mother-in-law situations. I've read 2/3 of it. Sometimes the author's writing makes me feel awkward. . I can't say it's awkward there. . It's okay to see the back. . At least the heroine didn't do anything harsh to the female characters. . He didn't treat the female supporting role as his own person. . It can be regarded as one of the few period novels that does not involve the female supporting characters. . Although the heroine is a virgin, she has very clear boundaries and can only use money to solve trivial matters. . As much as possible, we can give her some resources to help her with things that don't affect her pace and don't waste her time. .