I Stole It in the 1970S, Trash?

I feel like this book is becoming more and more exciting as I write it. I was originally attracted by the garbage stealing system, but then I was gradually attracted by the character of the female protagonist, who is sober, strong and confident. At least I believe that she is indeed the strong woman who worked hard step by step in her previous life and eventually her company went public. She is so good, and the male protagonist is also very powerful, gentle and considerate. At present, the relationship between the two has reached a fork in the road. The male protagonist's mother's evaluation of the female protagonist is very direct, but I personally feel that she is looking down on her son. The male protagonist's mother requires the female protagonist to use her own standards to support her husband and educate her children, and to respect her husband. However, it turns out that the male protagonist's mother did Not qualified. Maybe she took good care of her husband, but neglected her son. Without the male protagonist's second aunt, he might have fallen into the family's vicious cycle. Therefore, the male protagonist's mother's remarks about love and dislike are pretentious and self-centered, which is very consistent with the character of this character. But this is indeed a small problem in the relationship between the heroine and the hero. I believe that the heroine and the hero will slowly find their own position in the relationship. Both of them are shining~~

The genre is quite novel, attractive and unique.