
A Laid-Back Personal Shopper’s Life in the Sixties
佛系代购的六零生涯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 626k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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185Chapters
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Reader comments 35
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Renamed "The Life of the Holy Father"
The sad Taohong, even if she has a career, she still can't escape the terrible concept of favoring sons over daughters. In the end, her eldest son didn't kiss her, and the younger son she liked gave birth to a granddaughter because she didn't kiss him.
I cried while reading it. Why did it have such an ending? Can't it be perfect? I felt a bit sad at the end of the novel
I don't understand why the novel is written in such an unpleasant way. I almost feel afraid of getting married while reading it. There is not a single good paragraph. This is the first time I have seen such a novel. There is no happy ending.
Is it over?
The big update is really enough
Unexpectedly, Xiaoxiao was the only one who wrote about his feelings in detail. None of the male protagonists seemed to be so detailed. Also, I think the article is very well written and can be collected. Why are there so few comments? The author is also quite Buddhist and writes silently.
I have to say that the author's concept of life is extremely strange! A second-married couple, the woman is old and a village widow, and the boy has a somewhat tough personality. Although they have so-called millions of assets, they are just engaged in a third-rate brokerage business such as "Ren Ya Zi". It's okay if you can't get pregnant, but you may have to give birth to a child for your husband. This is respect for the responsibilities of marriage and an attitude of being responsible for one's own old age. The eldest brother-in-law, sister-in-law, and step-son in the front room should not be hostile or disgusted. Unless,,, the second husband is regarded as a "home-in-law" or the child's father is someone else. In addition, do you think that the "Buddhist style" of an excellent teacher is the style of a housewife who is neither male nor female, caressing about spending money, has no grace, and micromanages everything (commonly known as a fussy mother)? Incredible "purchasing group"! 🔥🙃🌹
As a family, I feel that the birth of the mistress's child is original sin. The male protagonist has traditional clan thinking, so mistresses are so rampant in society now. What's wrong? Anyway, my child can still enjoy the property. As the child of the first wife, I am really speechless. Of course, the child is innocent, but if you enjoy it, you are guilty.
Alas, I'm so tired, Mother Ye is gone