[Reborn in the 1970s + Saving Her Mother + Gaokao Comeback + Mother-Daughter Growth + Fake and Real Daughters + Everyday Family Life]
Twenty-four-year-old Zhou Nian opens her eyes and finds herself back in 1977. She's nine years old this time.
Her mother, Shen Mingzhu, is only hours away from being tricked into returning to her childhood home, where her life will be ruined.
In her previous life, Shen Mingzhu was forced by her mother to remarry. She accidentally injured someone while resisting and spent fifteen years in prison, nearly losing her whole life.
Given another chance, Zhou Nian wants only one thing: for her mother to survive and live a good life.
So the nine-year-old runs out as fast as she can to call for help, bursting through the door she failed to open in her previous life.
From that day on, Shen Mingzhu breaks free from her family and escapes the mire of her past.
When news comes that the Gaokao has been reinstated, twenty-eight-year-old Shen Mingzhu picks up her textbooks again. From a tiny clinic in Qingshi'ao, she goes on to gain admission to Nanshi Medical College.
Zhou Nian, too, carries her old schoolbag as she follows her mother to the big city.
She thinks her mother's life has finally begun again. And now she can start her own life over, too.
But when they arrive in Nanshi, Shen Mingzhu discovers that her ex-husband, Zhou Shaoan, whom everyone believed had gone to Hong Kong and would never return, never left at all. By his side are his former wife and another daughter.
But that's not all. A secret about her birth, buried for twenty-eight years, slowly comes to light.
The mother who favored others, controlled her, and repeatedly made decisions about her life, Song Yuzhen, turns out not to be her biological mother at all...
This is a story of a mother and daughter escaping the hardships of their previous lives and building wonderful futures through their own hard work.
Nice! The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and you can catch up on it in one go. I hope that in addition to writing about the self-improvement of the heroine and her daughter, I also hope that the bad guys will end miserably. I hope the heroine's mother can have a lover who loves and cares for each other.
It's very interesting to watch. There was no deliberate attempt to create suspense by keeping the heroine's father's family from discovering them. From the time the heroine's mother went to college, the small family gradually became smoother, making people feel comfortable watching it. I also agree with the heroine and mother's views on how to deal with people.
Generally speaking, in this setting, the heroine either relies on marrying a soldier to kill everyone, or she relies on marrying a decentralized person to make a comeback. In the end, the real and fake daughter is exposed and the family returns home happily. But in the novel, the heroine has to be fooled by fate over and over again. Everyone moves forward. She can only rely on the reminder of her daughter in the bleak past life and her own efforts to move forward step by step. It is very slow, but she has never given up on herself. This is the great heroine, isn't it? It's not fun enough, it's full of regrets, misunderstandings are passing by, and looking back ten years later, this is what life is.
This book is very well written. The writing style is natural and smooth, without deliberate rendering or decoration. It is very consistent with the artistic conception and life of that era. The characters depicted are very delicate, with a sense of gentleness that comes from the eloquent description. Looking forward to what follows!
I liked the author's last novel very much. This novel has just over ten chapters, and the writing is smooth and logical. It's my type. Give the author a big five-star rating! I hope you will write another good book!
It's great. I've read 58 chapters so far, which is really too few and not enough to read. The overall plot arrangement is quite good, and there is not a lot of space about the best family members (most of the best characters in period novels are as numerous and entangled as the unbeatable Xiaoqiang). What I like most is that the heroine is reborn to 9 years old without being exposed, which is very consistent with her actual age (I have seen some children who suddenly become prodigies. It is really strange. It is just for the sake of entertainment. It is very strange to appear in a period novel. It only represents my personal opinion). The mother's character is very good, transparent and sober. He is not kidnapped by family affection and keeps improving himself. I like many of the views in the article. I hope that the heroine and mother can have a better life in this life and make up for the shortcomings of the previous life [Bookshelf Plus 1]
It's really good-looking, and I wanted to dive right in as soon as I came across it. It's a pity that it's not the finished article!
The author has finally opened a new book. I have already read the previous book. It is very good and I can't finish it. I have been checking the author's homepage to see if there are any new books. I finally waited~
It's a good article, not a cookie-cutter rebirth article. I especially hate the kind of space articles that use golden fingers. I finally came across one that is more realistic and has a vivid and touching storyline. Except for the heroine traveling back in time at the beginning, the other aspects are very realistic and the writing is delicate, making it easy for readers to immerse themselves in it! I don't understand why such a good article has such a low rating, I almost missed it! Come on, author!
It looks good. After the heroine came back from rebirth, she took her mother step by step, and her life got better and better. Now she got a house from her scumbag father. The most vicious person in the whole story is the grandmother. Not only did she not feel guilty after having a child, but she kept suppressing her mother.