Getting Rich with My Reborn Parents

This is so well written! Finally, it's not the kind of story where the female lead transmigrates into a family and has to worry about everything from a young age while the whole family is useless! The female lead's parents are hardworking and her brothers aren't completely hopeless either. The female lead doesn't have to worry about anything except researching food. It's really good!

The story unfolds gradually and logically, so the low rating is undeserved. Although the female lead is a time-traveler, her development follows the normal progression of a child; she's not forced into marriages at a very young age. While her parents are also reincarnated, after the family division, they don't have much contact with their troublesome relatives. The family is positive and uplifting, making for a heartwarming story.

It's a great read, it brings a sense of peace, everything unfolds naturally, it's sweet and relaxing. Although there are some awful relatives at the beginning, it doesn't affect the later development, and the length is just right. Seeing other comments about the eldest and second brothers' marriages, I actually think the second sister-in-law is quite good.

In my opinion, it's a heartwarming farming story. The slow and steady pace is quite enjoyable. The awful relatives only appear in the first few dozen pages, which I think is acceptable. The later part focuses on their efforts to improve their lives together, which I find quite nice. If you don't care about the details, you can give it a try.

It's incredibly, incredibly, incredibly good. It's very slice-of-life and heartwarming, and there aren't any villains causing trouble. I noticed a few small details that made me think there might be some foreshadowing later, or someone coming to cause trouble, but the whole story is quite beautiful and slice-of-life. The description of the female lead's wedding was very touching; it even made me cry.

It's quite good. The family splits up right at the beginning. After the female lead's parents separated, they cut ties clearly with their original family and didn't keep entangled with them. They opened a restaurant, and the female lead, being hardworking, intelligent, and decisive, managed to run the business very well, even though she was young and couldn't help much.

The beginning was quite good, with a strong emotional connection, a reasonable plot, and good logic.

The novel is incredibly engaging, unfolding at a leisurely pace without becoming tedious. It lacks a female protagonist with any special advantages or advanced time-travel elements. Furthermore, the parents' ability to appreciate their own hard work and wisdom, and their journey to wealth and prosperity, is also commendable.

This farming novel combines the perspectives of a transmigrated daughter and reborn parents, offering a refreshing and unique setting. The female protagonist, born with modern wit, finds herself alongside her parents, filled with guilt and desperate to make amends. The family works together to farm and gradually build a small business.

A typical rebirth short drama, what's refreshing is that the husband and wife are reborn together and immediately separate from their leech-like family. From then on, they embark on a money-making and entrepreneurial journey. The character development is excellent; everyone has a significant role, and the story follows their complete life from childhood to adulthood and starting a family.