Reborn into a Beautiful Life in the 1970s

I read more than 30 chapters, but I just couldn't continue. ① Pushed down a slope by educated youth Liu Jihong, causing the original owner's death, she transmigrated into this world. Because there were only two people involved and no other witnesses, she didn't tell anyone, thinking, "Don't come looking for trouble again, or else..."

Leaving a snake alive can have endless consequences. The protagonist constantly attracts trouble, yet his retaliations are always more bark than bite. If you had a snake king, you could easily wipe out an entire family with a few minions, and no one would have any evidence to sue you. It's true what they say, when a woman is in charge, the house collapses.

I've read dozens of chapters and I still don't understand why the female lead doesn't fight back when she's being harassed by the female educated youth and her grandmother; she just silently endures it every time. Even if she weren't the main character, any normal person would argue back or find a way to resolve the situation so that they wouldn't dare to mess with her again.

There are too many flaws; I'm speechless.

The beginning was fine, with the female lead relying on herself. But as soon as the male lead appeared, she became all shy and speechless... Ugh, even if you're going to write a romance between the male and female leads, please don't write it like this. This formula is really unbearable. The worst thing about reading is when the male lead appears; it easily ruins the story.

It looks great! A barbecue party! 😁😁

With beautiful scenery and delicious food, and hardware and animals by her side, Yingfang is very happy.

Parents who dote on their daughter, a proud and arrogant man, a loving couple, and a happy family.

When the male lead appeared, I didn't want to watch anymore. Food was scarce in those days, and the male lead monopolized the female lead's food, yet he had the nerve to say he'd eat with her. He's so shameless, acting like a complete tyrant. Speechless.

A heads-up: the first ten chapters have a slightly tricky plot, but it gets much better after that and is definitely worth reading.