Reborn in the ’80S: A Happy Life

The fact that there are aphrodisiacs in the rural health center has successfully poisoned me!

Looks good, come on! 🙂

This is a book that I have been reading recently. Life is ordinary but people can't help but look at it. Xia Xiaoyu lives hard, relies on herself, and lives a good life without relying on space😊A book worth recommending.

One of the reasons why I like this book is that it is not a cookie-cutter military wife story, and the heroine is strong. She is not omnipotent like other reborn heroines. She knows that she has many shortcomings, and she works hard to live the life she wants to live. I also like the love between the male and female protagonists very much. It reminds me that companionship is the longest love confession.

When I see someone saying that Xiaoyu is pretentious, I would like to express my thoughts. It is definitely not pretentious. You cannot look at Xiaoyu from the perspective of someone who has not experienced two lives. Xiaoyu's previous life was painful, so after rebirth, he has always looked at the world from the perspective of an adult. She looks like a child on the outside, but the scars from her previous life have never disappeared in her heart. Her father died young, and her grandmother who had been taking her with her also passed away suddenly just like in her previous life. She was a little closer to her mother, but her mother has her own family, so in fact Xiaoyu has always been alone! In fact, Xiaoyu's attraction to the male protagonist didn't feel too real to me. This was probably the time when she looked most like an ordinary girl. Having no expectations for love and spending a lifetime alone was probably Xiaoyu's initial thought. Love has a shelf life, let alone teenage love. The male protagonist created by the author is also relatively precocious due to family reasons, so he falls in Xiaoyu's eyes. The male protagonist has to persevere to pursue Xiaoyu, which is in line with Xiaoyu's psychological state. There are many novels where the heroine can fall in love with the hero as soon as she is reborn. In fact, it is really impossible. How can someone who has had a tragic past life imagine love without being reborn at a young age? I can't imagine that a woman over 30 can fall in love all of a sudden. How naive is that? The author writes very well. I support you. Thank you for bringing detailed and good writing!

Well, I'm pretty sure the heroine is a bit naive, even if she's reborn!

A plain and true article, it's good to have no military commander or CEO

I just read Chapter 72 and I don't understand the heroine's thoughts. The heroine hates her uncle's family and thinks that her uncle has embezzled her father's pension. The heroine doesn't know what the truth is, and the readers don't know even more. There are only a few words from her mother, and there is no evidence. Judging from the uncle's attitude towards the heroine, although it is not very good, it is not bad either. He provides living expenses every year and does not forget her during the New Year. After grandma passed away, whether it was verbal or not, she at least said that she wanted the heroine to live with them in the city. The heroine was unwilling to ask for living expenses, so the uncle forced it on her. In contrast, the heroine would be too kind to her mother. Not long after her father left, he left her and remarried. After the heroine's grandma passed away, there was nothing more than a reminder to the heroine to go to her house. Not to mention that I don't usually pay for living expenses, but when I go out to eat, I actually ask the heroine, a child, to pay for it! For such a mother, the heroine actually understands her very well and thinks that her mother has her own reasons, so she still wants to make clothes for her. Why?

Ordinary life is so real.

Passed Mandarin, Grade A, Grade A