(The heroine is an ordinary person with a little cleverness who loves making money. There is a bit of an ensemble feel, with some comedy and everyday family life.)
After sleeping off a nasty cold, Tang Yi, an overworked office drone who had pushed herself to the limit, became a pitiful girl with the same name in 1975.
Her savings were gone, her home was gone, and she was chewing on throat-scratching coarse-grain rice while holding a hard, coarse-grain bun. Tang Yi came to a realization: with money, everything is fine; without it, every step is hard.
She gave her face a fierce wipe. So what if she had to start over? She'd managed to save three million in her previous life. Was she really going to fail to earn her first pot of gold this time?
This time, her goal was to coast through life, wait it out until the country opened up, and make the lovely little piles of cash she adored.
Who needs dignity? Can you eat it, or spend it?
When Auntie Wu downstairs called her a girl "born with a father but raised without a mother," Tang Yi turned around, grabbed her late mother's portrait, and sat down outside the woman's door. Then she started singing: "Little cabbage, yellow in the field~ Two or three years old, with no mother~"
As soon as she arrived in the countryside, she got an earful of gossip. While pulling peanuts in the fields, her hands covered in red marks, she turned around, grabbed her younger uncle's leg, and wailed, "Uncle! I'm your one and only niece!"
Then, just when she thought she was in the clear, her cousin set her up. Clutching the clothes in her hands, she stared at the man in the river.
Their eyes met. Tang Yi gave an awkward laugh. "I said I didn't know you were bathing, and I didn't tear your clothes. Do you believe me?"
Shen Congwen sank into the water, the tips of his ears red. He gritted his teeth and said quietly, "Comrade, could you give me my clothes back first?"
I thought it was pretty good at first, but the heroine's brother-in-law was really disgusting because she was the captain of the brigade and allowed her stepmother to be domineering in the brigade. During the war, it was not her stepmother who bullied others before hitting them. The heroine's brother-in-law seemed fair, but as long as they resisted, they would beat each other if they lost. If they won, they would not take him as the captain seriously. Later, the others who were bullied were slapped in public by the heroine's brother-in-law's stepmother and they did not dare to fight back. She ran to complain to the heroine and her uncle. The heroine and her uncle didn't even fart. Just because the heroine's uncle also favored the heroine, he was portrayed as a positive character. It's quite disgusting.
Doesn't feel like a time traveler
It starts with a plot between a few sisters, and then the heroine knows that there is a problem, so she waits for the rumors to get bigger and then fights back. Does it work? Her reputation is ruined. Who cares whether you are true or not? It's fine for bystanders to enjoy it. She just likes to be the center of such rumors. Her mind is like a trap. The author's vision is limited to the calculations between these women, and he can't write any big picture.
I can't stand that the heroine is so kind to Tang Shuang, and she is not born to the same mother. His mother and his sister want to sell the heroine to the old man. The heroine is still concerned about Tang Shuang's mood. The Great Holy Mother
It was actually okay before going to the countryside, but it became more and more toxic later on, especially the male protagonist who was a fucking bad debt. I feel that the male protagonist currently depicted has no sense of responsibility, and did not clearly and seriously tell his mother that he did not like the girl (he pursued the male protagonist relentlessly before going to the countryside) , the setting seems to be that the male protagonist went to the countryside because she was too annoying), and it was a clear resistance to the mother's behavior of directly inviting the girl to the house to get along with him. Instead, in the confrontation between the self-righteous rogues, he found that it was not working and ran away. There was definitely some nonsense later. Maybe the author wanted to write about a lively and cheerful funny man??? But it felt like I was using too much force, and I was starting to hate it.
Leave a mark, it was okay before going to the countryside, but after going to the countryside, the protagonist's character behavior and plot are emmm, avoid it next time
It's okay to watch now. As long as the back doesn't collapse, you can still watch it. It's fun.
The more I watched it, the more boring it became. It was okay in the beginning, but started to fall apart a little after I went to the countryside! You can write some interesting things in the village, gossip, or the heroine going crazy, teach Qibao principles or things to do! Does it have to be a male protagonist? A period story, men and women are on guard! Avoid lightning!
It's a good read, the novel has a great pace, there's nothing too sluggish about it, and there's nothing too witty or too clichéd at the moment. Even if it is mentioned that the stepmother remarried a male educated youth, some people may not be able to accept it. I think it is completely okay. If you think about it, you can still find a good-looking boy in your 20s when you are over 40. Even if you may get divorced later, you are really happy in the past. It feels good to think about it. You can completely bear the consequences.
So far it looks pretty good, but I feel like the heroine's love brain and grandma are going to cause trouble