A Ten-Thousand-Yuan Household in the Seventies

There are only a few chapters in the book that I haven't read yet. It's because the heroine keeps making money that I can keep reading. It's definitely exciting in terms of career, but it's really frustrating in other aspects. Especially after the heroine got married and made more and more money, she tolerated the ridicule and insults of others and did not fight back at all. She just maintained the relationship for whatever reason, for her younger brother and the hero's career. She encountered Cheng Wei's cynicism and Tan Xiaojun's eccentric temperament. He always answers kindly, but I don't understand. Yes, the heroine is trying not to interfere with his brother's feelings, but his girlfriend obviously looks down on their family and despises the heroine. She doesn't want to get along well with her at all. Does the heroine have to endure cynicism and not fight back for her brother? In the end, the verbal sarcasm did go back, but it was because Cheng Wei was dating the heroine's brother and wanted to seduce the rich husband, so the heroine fought back. But without this incident, the heroine wants to get along well with Cheng Wei. She is speechless. For the sake of her younger brother, she has to be harmonious to a woman who is sarcastic and despises her? Isn't it too much? Also, Tan Xiaojun's husband is also the subordinate of the hero. Tan Xiaojun has been sarcastic about the heroine, behind her back. He scolded the female protagonist, but the female protagonist said that in order to handle the relationship between women well and not let the male protagonist worry, she never fought back and spoke nicely, just for the sake of a generous reputation? To be honest, if this was to the superior, it would be okay. For the male protagonist to endure it, that is understandable, but now, the male protagonist is obviously the superior She is a subordinate and has a background. She doesn't have to be afraid of a subordinate who has no background. But the heroine has to get along well with a subordinate's wife (who still refuses to give her a good face) in a nice and generous manner without getting angry? This heroine is too holy and aggrieved, right? Don't say she fought back later, it's because she said too much It was too much, so the heroine replied a few words. But before, they were clearly slapping the heroine in the face, and the heroine had to pretend that nothing happened, and get along well with the wives of these officers for the sake of the hero's career. The hero's position and background, as well as the heroine's career, did not require the heroine to wrong herself like this. Also, why didn't she disclose her marriage at the beginning? Why didn't she disclose that she was the boss? So what if her classmates misunderstood, others ridiculed, and she was slapped in the face in the end? It didn't feel good at all, I just felt very aggrieved! In addition, when it came to career matters, there was one more aggrieved thing. Chu Qing felt like he had done nothing, just divided When it comes to the same money as the heroine, customers, agents, designs, manufacturers, machines, connections, designs, novel ideas, management concepts, and decision-making are all done by the heroine. The heroine works hard all day, and Chu Qing occasionally comes to help, and he and the heroine split it 50-50. This is really frustrating to watch. As for backgammon and antiques, although the heroine also split with Zuo Yifei, although I also think that the share given to him was too much, at least he contributed. He provided sales channels for antiques, found a venue for a training institution, and solved various problems that needed to be solved in the institution. This is where he is different from Chu Qing. As for Chu Qing, why did the heroine treat her so well? The sisters also had to settle the accounts. Chu Qing could only make clothes (equivalent to those workers), and even stopped doing it later. He only came to help occasionally, but it was not a big help. Why did the heroine give her so much share? After the heroine became big, Chu Qing obviously had no ability or advantage (she could only be a worker if she had the ability to make clothes). It's okay for the heroine to help her sister, but as for giving her so much of a share? He has the same money as the heroine without doing almost anything. When she first went to college, she asked Chu Qing to do the clothing business because the heroine felt that she was too busy with the training institution and couldn't take care of the clothing business, so she wanted to get her sister to do it together. But later, basically everything was done by the heroine, while Chu Qing studied leisurely and occasionally came to help when he was free. He even hired a professional who could do more and better than her. So, is the heroine too much of a virgin? It will be split 50-50, which will affect the decision-making power. Can she guarantee that it will not affect the future development of the company? Can she ensure that the relationship between their sisters and even their children and grandchildren will be good? There will be no fight for power?

The female protagonist is too frustrated. Whether it is career or marriage, I always feel that the male protagonist does not love the female protagonist very much. I understand the image of the male protagonist that the author wants to create and the character of a domineering CEO, but I cannot feel his delicate love for the female protagonist. The only desire between him and the female protagonist is jealousy. When the female protagonist was forced to give birth to a boy by her mother-in-law, the male protagonist's aunt or even drugged her, the male protagonist did not do anything for the female protagonist. There is machismo, but too much machismo is feudal straight male cancer. However, the male protagonist created by the author is not the kind who can't deal with things tactfully, so in this story, what I see is that the male protagonist has the most desires and interests to weigh against the female protagonist. Not to mention that the male protagonist is a second-generation official. Considering that the female protagonist was worth tens of millions in the 1970s and went to a prestigious university, was highly educated, talented and beautiful, it would not be difficult to find a second-generation official who is as good as the male protagonist or even better than the male protagonist. Moreover, the female protagonist saved the male protagonist's mother from the beginning. It was also the female protagonist's help and guidance that brought the male protagonist's career to a higher level, including the position of the male protagonist's family. Every time the heroine encounters a problem, the hero never stands by the heroine to support her. And when it comes to having children, why does the heroine have to give birth to a girl and be an only child to show that she doesn't favor boys over girls? Who stipulated that the heroine must have a girl? I was drunk too. The heroine's mother-in-law was so kind to her at first, but how did she shape her mother-in-law into such a person later? Do you create conflicts just to create conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law?

It should be better to have twins. The heroine is still too subjective.

Thank you author. I finished reading it. It's very interesting.

I have read all the books, except this one and another one. I didn't even think about reading it before looking at the name because I didn't like the story at that time. I didn't expect to read it during the book shortage. I loved it. Whether it is knowledge or plot, it is very attractive. There are also those inspirational dreams that make people strive for progress. It is really great. Although there are small flaws, they can be ignored compared to the overall situation.

In fact, the writing is quite solid. Although the heroine has a lot of skills, it's fun.

Leave your claws, stay your claws, stay your claws, well, it's just sauce, I feel like there's a bit of a mess behind it.

Leave your claws, stay your claws, stay your claws, well, it's just sauce, I feel like there's a bit of a mess behind it.

Leave your claws, stay your claws, stay your claws, well, it's just sauce, I feel like there's a bit of a mess behind it.

Leave your claws, stay your claws, stay your claws, well, it's just sauce, I feel like there's a bit of a mess behind it.