I Transmigrated to the 1980s and Got Rich by Breaking Up Marriages

This 1980s version of a story about women helping each other has some flaws, but those flaws don't detract from its overall merits. It's a period drama that avoids clichés; the female protagonist doesn't become rich overnight, nor does she revolve around revenge. The story is gentle and full of everyday life, yet it also features thrilling battles of wits and courage.

The plot is novel, with people of different ages and backgrounds forming a team to help vulnerable groups who are victims in marriage. It's worth watching, but I'm too thin right now!

The premise is excellent; it's another great book whose potential is wasted by its title. The narrative unfolds gently and unhurriedly, showing how the female protagonist helps many women, changing traditional thinking and breaking free from constraints. Every character is vivid and well-developed. The only downside is that the ending feels a bit rushed.

So beautiful, absolutely gorgeous!

Why is the rating so low? Perhaps because fewer people read short stories? I rarely read stories under a million words, and I don't think I've ever read one over a few hundred thousand. Although it mainly focuses on breaking up marriages, the profound love within is still very touching, and the suffering women experience in marriage is very realistic, making it quite thought-provoking (the only drawback is its age; it lacks strong practical guidance but is more of a documentary).

It's great! I read it all in one go. More updates coming soon! [Staring emoji]

Great, the female lead stood up on her own and inspired more women to stand up.

It's a really good read, specifically designed to help women. I even skipped my lunch break to finish it. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍

Very good, every character is very down-to-earth.

The main drawback is the strong AI element; the story itself is quite good.