[Period setting + transmigrate into a book + no CP + outrageous characters]
The moment Jiang Peilan opens her eyes, she finds herself transmigrated into a period novel as the awful cannon-fodder grandma. Every member of her family is a complete menace.
Her eldest son hopes she’ll die, her second son is blindly filial, her third daughter is a parasite, her fourth son is a good-for-nothing thug, and her fifth daughter is gloomy.
In one fell swoop, she’s gone from a young woman to a grandma with a whole extra generation between them.
Jiang Peilan sneers. “If you won’t let me live in peace, then none of us will!”
By chance, she activates a cashback shop. It turns out that if she can straighten out this pack of ungrateful brats, she can earn food, drink, and necessities, and even get a matching amount of her life span back!
Jiang Peilan rolls up her sleeves, her eyes blazing. “Fine! Let’s see whether the old scoundrel can tame the young ones. Who’s tougher?”
Beautiful! More from the author soon. However, according to the heroine's style of dealing with things, it is more suitable for women in their thirties and with a relatively high degree of socialization. Before the Soul Transmigration, I said she was a girl who had been an anchor for a year or two after graduation. She was only about twenty-three years old? It stands to reason that you would be relatively immature in dealing with everything and not so mature and have ideas? Except for this point, which I feel is a bit inappropriate, everything else is pretty good.
I listened to it in the middle of the night to prepare for hypnosis, and it turned out to be my favorite type. I listened to it for several hours straight away 😂 😂. It was fine in capital letters, but it didn't break my heart and make me look like a wolf! I like this kind of heroine
I've read a few chapters first, and I think the beginning is pretty good. When the daughter-in-law says something wrong, it is very good to teach the son who acquiesces. It is the worst thing to see a man disappearing. There are many old wives' tales in which the daughter-in-law goes to war with her mother-in-law for the benefit of the family, and then the man quietly enjoys the happiness in the background. The mother-in-law blames all the blame on the daughter-in-law. After chasing the daughter-in-law away, she and her son fall in love again.
The writing is okay, but the ratings are relatively low. You should not read it until later. If there are more people, there may be more interactions. I think this book is quite okay. The writing is still okay.
It's really beautiful, the writing is good, the characters are well described, and the plot is compact but a little short.