Reborn in the 1980s: From Ticket Seller to Department Head

As of Chapter 38, it seems to be well written so far. The heroine, who had been obedient and unfortunate in her previous life, was reborn. She discovered that her parents really didn't love her, and then she began to think about herself. Gradually, she went from a supply and marketing cooperative salesperson to a bus station conductor and then an office clerk. The heroine would learn lessons from the unfortunate people around her, and then reflect on herself. She did not pretend to be arrogant, but she worked hard and made progress. Although she relied on the male protagonist to avoid layoffs, she did not accept her fate. She realized the importance of academic qualifications and enrolled in a night university. The heroine is very enterprising. The only bad thing is that the heroine has never gotten over the shadow of her parents not loving me. Of course, there are not many chapters yet. People who have not experienced it don't understand the influence of the original family. It is a bit annoying to keep saying that her parents treat her and her brothers and sisters differently. It seems that the heroine is not mentally strong enough. After all, she was in her sixties in her previous life. I hope that the heroine can be more chic in the future, and I would like to praise the heroine for hiding her work and the identity of the hero👍🏻

Well, this book is mainly about the heroine's growth step by step. It's quite inspiring. The emotional line is not that heavy. If you want to see something sweet or sticky. Um. Not quite suitable.

I feel that overall it is very good, giving people a sense of security like long johns tucked into socks, but overall, I feel that the heroine lacks a lively feeling and a little bit of personal characteristics, and the length of the blockbuster is mixed with some memories of the past, so I feel that since we want to move forward, there is no need to keep writing. I think overall the role of the heroine is not interesting, and overall it is good

There is a sense of solidity that comes from the narration. It is not the traditional happy story of rebirth and killing everyone. It will not break ties with the original family, but after rebirth, it has changed its way of life and only fulfills its own average support obligations. The male and female protagonists have discussed it. I caught up with the latest chapter in one go. I found it very sweet. It is not the sweetness of love, but the stability of life and the hope for the future.

The story is told eloquently and the content is very comfortable to watch.

After rebirth, the heroine changed her destiny and reflected her own value. She relied on her own efforts step by step in her career to overcome one setback after another, and finally presented a different and excellent self. In marriage, she has found a man who treats her very well. She is no longer the pitiful and helpless coward in her previous life. No one cares about her, not even her own children. She spends her whole life doing nothing, being blown away by her parents' family. She still revolves around her children in her husband's family. No one cares about her, and no one cares about her life...

The writing is very good, the heroine was a little frustrated at first, but then it got better and better, and she has a family. If you have children, you will have someone to accompany you when you grow old. This is the meaning of life.

The writing is delicate, and ordinary life is really attractive. I don't like the rhythm that is too out of the ordinary. I recommend it~~

Nice! It's a very typical period piece. The two daughters are outstanding. I'm so envious!

Reborn in 1980, plain and simple, with cp