A Supporting Female Character's Guide to Survival in a Period Novel

Pre-receipt of the copy "Rebirth: The Left-behind Mother Thinks About It" by Qingyue Liuge Liu Suqin graduated from junior high school at the age of sixteen and went to work in the south with her cousin. Like most factory girls, she met a young male colleague who she liked and fell in love with and got married soon, and then returned home to take care of her children and take care of the housework. My husband continues to work outside. Since the husband and wife have been separated in two places for a long time, their relationship is neither salty nor weak. Fortunately, the man she found is quite responsible and pays her salary regularly. Liu Suqin takes care of a pair of smart and sensible children in her hometown and builds a beautiful three-story building. Later, all their sons and daughters went to college in other places, and those with sons in the village went to the county town to buy wedding houses for their sons. They also used their savings to buy a house, and they looked forward to their sons returning home to reunite as soon as possible. Suddenly, their sons who had graduated from graduate school told them that they were going to a big city to try their luck and not go home. Looking back, the sensible and considerate eldest daughter in my memory has become a weird and rebellious older leftover daughter. After working hard for half her life, her husband was away from home all the time, and her children went their separate ways. Liu Suqin became a loner... Once dreamed back to more than thirty years ago, she was still in the factory dormitory, with her eldest daughter in her belly, and her young husband was busy packing her luggage and was about to send her back to her hometown to give birth. Liu Suqin gritted her teeth and stamped her feet. She wanted to stay in Shenzhen City to wait for childbirth, give birth to a baby, and work. She would never be a left-behind mother again in this life!

I was looking through my collection and saw this book again, which really made me a little angry. I don't want to follow your serials anymore. I feel like you don't respect your own work very much. You ended it without even writing about so many pitfalls. It's been so long that I can't quite remember what I wrote earlier. After reading the readers' comments, I remembered that there were still so many plots that had not been explained, and suddenly I felt that this book was tasteless. I can understand the discontinuation of updates. After all, I am not writing novels full-time. Most readers can also accept occasional updates, but the story must be told well. This will only consume your own popularity, and readers cannot tolerate it over and over again. I remember when I first read the novel you wrote, I really thought it was very interesting, so I continued to follow it. Even if the reviews said that it would be discontinued, I still followed it as soon as I started reading it. The last one was discontinued for a long time, and the ending was quite hasty, but I didn't expect that this kind of thing would become the norm. It's quite disappointing

No, is this the end? Something doesn't feel right. What's wrong with the original heroine? Her second brother's line is falling off [becomes]. The author should cherish his own work, and he ended it so hastily...

I have been waiting for the author for a long time. I was originally looking forward to this book, but it disappeared in the day after day of waiting. But I never thought the author would give him such a perfunctory ending.

It ended so suddenly, I still want to watch it [crying]

I thought there would be a side story, but maybe the author's heart was no longer in writing the article, and it's a pity that readers still want to read it.

I've been dreaming about entering the system for a long time and lying down. It's over with just one sentence. Is it really over?

Is this the end? So sudden. . .

No, we didn't see the original heroine appear until the end

Even though it's over, what should I do if I'm still very angry [changed]