Good Parents in the 1980s

[Blurb]

The Xu family's matriarch is celebrating her eightieth birthday. She asks her grown grandchildren, "Who do you think are good parents?"

Her sons and daughters-in-law all watch expectantly, turning to their own children.

Only the second son and his wife don't seem to care.

Unexpectedly, the children all give the same answer: the two of them.

Xu Eldest Son: They're tightfisted miserly old roosters. They wouldn't give their own son a single cent for his wedding. How does that make them good parents?

Eldest Son's Wife: They don't act like elders at all. They're old enough to know better, yet they still fight their own kids for food. How are they any good?

Xu Third Son: They dress worse than I do. What's good about that?

Third Son's Wife: They're never home and don't even look after their own kids. What's good about that?

Only the matriarch Xu smiles from ear to ear. The second son and his wife are her pride and joy, and the most capable, filial children in the Xu family.

[Reading Guide]

1. The leads aren't good parents in the conventional sense.

2. Both leads have dated other people before.

3. A tale of the determined lives of two local characters.

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My novel I'm a Fortune-Teller in Hong Kong [Metaphysics] is now available! If you're interested, please check it out. There are red packets for readers of the new novel!

Blurb: Su Nianxing transmigrates to the 1990s and becomes an undocumented immigrant who has entered Hong Kong illegally. At first, all she wants is to earn some starting capital, return to the mainland, and build a successful business from scratch, restoring her ancestors' glory.

But she unexpectedly discovers that she can see other people's fates.

From then on, a young fortune-teller appears in Causeway Bay. At first, everyone thinks she's a con artist, until...

"Pork Rong, your wife is cheating on you. The child she's carrying isn't yours."

An hour later, the three of them are caught in a brawl.

"Brother Hu, within three days, you'll suffer a bloody disaster..."

Three days later, the gang leader who ruled all of Causeway Bay is found dead in the street.

"Miss Lu, you have a lot of romantic luck, but most of it's bad. Your marriage is destined to be rocky. But your career line looks good."

From then on, the film industry gains a new diva.

After making a sensational debut, Su Nianxing is inundated with people coming to ask for fortunes. Seizing the opportunity, she opens an ice room and breaks into Hong Kong's wealthy circles.

Recommended completed novels by the author:

[The 1960s: I Became the Mother of a Troublemaker]

[The 1960s: Raising a Winner in Life]

Completed novels:

[The 1970s: A Couple of Drama Queens]

[A Beautiful Life in the 1970s]

[The 1970s: My Wife Is an Educated Youth]

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