Reborn: Miaomiao's Guide to Happiness

Who said there are no kindergartens for those born in the 1970s? I am born in the 1970s and went to kindergarten. I have never experienced it and I don't know. Don't talk nonsense.

The author needs to research more information when writing about the 1970s and 1980s. In that era, it was very good to graduate from junior high school, and high school students were even more rare talents. College students were national treasures. However, at the beginning, it was written that the heroine's grandmother's family was poor and had many children. Several aunts graduated from junior high school casually, and two uncles did not want to study and graduate from high school. This is too normal now, and it was full of violation before.

I skipped through it and concluded: It doesn't look good!

Suddenly, an unknown man appeared and wanted to pursue his daughter. The family just asked a few questions to get the daughter/sister to be with him, and let him come into the house. It was so unreasonable 🤔 The younger brother even called his brother-in-law after a fight. He didn't even think about whether a man with strong martial arts skills who came to his house at night was a bad person, and he had no sense of worry at all 😥

I have read the author's 1978. I just read the beginning of this book now and it feels like it was not written by the same person.

Born in the 1980s in the countryside, I went to preschool and there was a nursery in the town. The second mother is born in the 1950s and graduated from high school;

I am born in the 1970s and also went to kindergarten.

Why is it that in 9 out of 10 novels about the heroine's rebirth, the heroine is reborn as a child? The solution looks very inconsistent.

Thanks to the author for providing the platform. Please give me a trial reading of "Sweet Wife Strategy". This is a book written by a new author. Please give me some advice. Crab.

Good book! Today's last recommendation vote is given, please laugh. By the way, I recommend my friend's masterpiece "I Still Don't Know the Reason for Transformation", a legendary story that is neither male nor female.