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Tang Jiaojiao transmigrated to the countryside in the 1970s, without a single golden finger. No pocket dimension, no System, nothing at all.
Luckily, she was the youngest daughter in the family and was doted on by everyone. She didn't have to deal with difficult relatives or do farm work, and could keep coasting through school.
After graduating and getting a job, she married her best friend's maternal uncle, becoming her best friend's aunt. With her uncle's love and care, she carried on with her laid-back life after marriage.
Male lead: Before he met her, his world was barren, and he already knew how it would end. After meeting her, he wanted to fill his world with flowers and invite her to live there. For the first time, he began looking forward to the future!
The female lead has no golden finger. Her golden fingers are herself, her family, and her man!
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Blurb:
When Lu Youyou woke up one day, she discovered she was a mother, with a twelve-year-old eldest son and a thirty-five-year-old husband. She was only twenty-four herself.
She was quite happy with her new identity, though. At least she no longer had to work herself to the bone and stay up all night meeting her unreasonable clients' demands.
But then she discovered that her eldest boy, a bold and unruly teenager, would grow up to become a great villain who would go head-to-head with the male lead, and eventually land himself in prison.
To change his fate, Lu Youyou had no choice but to make him study hard and strive to improve every day. She would do her best to turn him into an optimistic, upright, and wholesome young man who could contribute to socialism.
Villain Xiao Muchi: If I did something wrong, can I change?
If he were given a chance to turn back time, he would want to go back to the day his dad and stepmother got their marriage license. He would definitely stop her from marrying into the family and poisoning the lives of the two of them.
Bonus scene:
Lu Youyou: You absolutely mustn't break the law and get yourself thrown in jail when you grow up.
Xiao Muchi: Could you at least think something nice about me?
Lu Youyou: I'm just trying to nip it in the bud!
Xiao Muchi: ??
P.S. A lighthearted, sweet romance.
++++ A gentle, quick-tempered beauty VS a calm, scheming older man
Theme: No matter when, live your life with energy and purpose!
The Laid-Back Life I Found After Marrying a Tycoon [The Nineties]
The Slacker in the 1980s Novel Has Given Up
Everyday Shenanigans in the Seventies
Is the Villain's Little Troublemaker Still at It?
How to Be a Good Stepmom to a Villain
After Marrying the Short-Lived CEO [Book Transmigration]
The Couch Potato Seems to Have Won After All [1990s]
I really feel that this setting is a bit strange. After all, there is not only one girl in their family. It feels like everyone in the family dotes on the heroine, even the aunt who is not related by blood. The uncle in the next room does not have daughters and granddaughters. A girl, this is a contrast. Why do you have to sit and wait for me to do things for you? According to the article, this is not because the heroine is injured, but it has always been like this. I don't believe in love for no reason. There is also the time when the heroine's mother was told by her mother-in-law to make chicken soup. The girl's mother said that her eldest aunt was cooking, and she felt that the heroine's mother regarded the eldest aunt as a servant. The children of the heroine's family felt a bit like bullying the children of the eldest aunt's family. Although it was a joke, these children also knew that the brother next door was not smart, and they never thought of reminding him. They were just watching the show the whole time. Son, do you just want to see him get scolded? We were very poor in the 1970s and 1980s. Even hens couldn't be raised openly. Not to mention killing chickens for stew and eating chicken soup during the day. The chicken heroine only occupied one leg, and a quarter of the chicken was gone. This is not how you spoil children. What about other children? , How to divide this. An old man of great-grandmother's age is not stupid, that is, a person who can lead a family to live a prosperous life in an unsafe era. How could he dote on a girl like this, and the distribution is uneven? Teeth and tongues are still fighting, so the harmony in the heroine's family is a bit fake. The heroine Xianyu and Buddha are not like this. They accept the kindness of the family with peace of mind, and do not do anything beneficial to the family. Is there any koi possessed, the ability to turn stones into gold, so why would someone just dote on one person and ignore their own children? The older generation only sees granddaughters but not great-granddaughters. They have no idea at all. Is there any reason that can be given? Later, when I read the catalog and said that the position of salesperson should be reserved for the heroine, I was speechless. After all, this was the best job in the society at that time besides civil servants. It was much better than a worker. Wouldn't the heroine have to get married in the future? There was more than just the heroine in the family, and both men and women could get it. Even a shrewd old lady should have thought of keeping this position at home instead of marrying off with the heroine. It may also be because I only read one chapter and I didn't understand the author's idea of writing the article. I'm a little confused. If anyone wants to argue, please feel free to ignore my words. Anyway, I won't come back to see what you argue.
Some suggestions: The dialogue between the male and female protagonists is a bit too greasy. Also, what happened to the cousin who robbed the female protagonist of her previous marriage? Has she lived the life she wanted? Didn't she say she would compensate the heroine? Does the author think there is nothing wrong with her behavior so he just brushes it off and never mentions it again?
It's great. I read the entire text without skipping a beat. Everything is great.
I want to read the extras, I want to see the baby, I want to write a few more chapters, I really want to read it
This "oh" is so dramatic, whether it's the male or female protagonist, or Yang's father and Tang's father, they all do it. It really affects the reading experience.
I like this kind of plain and warm daily life ~
Nice! Nowadays, there are basically some top-quality textbooks, but I just don't like the kind that competes with top-quality ones. This book is good-looking.
This book is more like a detailed outline. Everything about the supporting characters has not been written out in one stroke. I have also skimmed over the period novels. I feel that if I can write 300,000 to 400,000 words, it will definitely be more exciting if I expand it. It is a pity.
The original male lead belongs to the original female lead, so what does the female counterpart have to do with it? This female supporting role has so many roles. If she can be manipulated by a female supporting role like this, it means that this person is not a good match.
I envy the heroine. At that time, we still had to do internships after graduation. It was so difficult that we couldn't even find a job. Some second-tier schools didn't recruit very well, and we were worried to death! XXXX