Selling Lard in the Sixties: I Started a Group-Buying Chat

At first, I wasn't really interested in reading it because the character wasn't very appealing. But the more I read, the more comfortable it became. It wasn't frustrating at all; the female lead got what she wanted, and she wasn't treated lightly. The female lead's mother wasn't the type to throw a tantrum if she lost a man, which deserves praise.

It's so good! Every novel the author writes is wonderful. Although several of them didn't do well and were cancelled (including this one), I can really understand. After all, writing novels is both a passion and a way to make money. Given the busy and demanding real life, coupled with financial difficulties and health issues, it's normal to cancel books.

It's a good read, and the writing is very skillful. However, it does have my triggers: the presence of a younger brother. This is a major personal issue for me. I only continued reading because the author's writing is excellent and the brother hasn't been born yet. Whether I continue reading depends on how much of an obstacle this brother becomes.

It's really good! I love reading this kind of story. The female lead doesn't take it lying down; she fights back. I haven't been reading it for very long, but it's already really good, and the writing is excellent. 😄 Oh my god, when I clicked on the homepage, I realized it was the author of "Food Supplier"! I absolutely love that book. I also briefly looked at the author's other books on their homepage, and they all have high ratings. I'm already looking forward to the sequel to this novel.

So satisfying! The plot is fast-paced and engaging, I love the constant updates! Most of the people helped are sensible, and even the few bad ones are dealt with decisively. The author's portrayal of human nature is excellent. So satisfying! The only downside: I read it too early. Now that the current chapter is finished, I want to read more... Author, I love you! ❤

Every book by this author is absolutely fantastic 😌👍🏻👍🏻 This one is amazing too. Whenever I'm in a reading slump, I reread most of their previous works over and over again... Of my nearly 10,000 hours of reading time, I've probably spent 1,000 on Yangzatang's books. Looking forward to more updates... I didn't win, but I really want to see what happens next.

It's great! The premise of the protagonist traveling back in time to raise himself and his mother makes me finally feel less like he's being taken advantage of and less uncomfortable with the way he's being fed. 😘 Plus, most of the supporting characters so far are very grateful, which is quite pleasant to watch. 💕

It's quite good, but too short; only about 50 chapters have been updated. There aren't any major problems, but there's one issue: the female lead finds an abandoned baby in the snow and raises it. She says it's because she had a miscarriage in her past life and believes she won't be able to have children again, and she doesn't want to get married, so she'll raise the child.

I'm following along and keeping this story going~ It's pretty well-written. I also really want to go back in time and raise myself and my mom again. One thing I really like is the part about adopting a baby girl (many people might find this a troubling point).

Haha, it's great! I just checked the author and realized I only finished her "Beast World" book. 🥰