Reborn in the Good Times of the Eighties

A mother like that can be beaten up and then it's fine, just like when she beats her daughter badly, the daughter beats her back, but it's really not a big deal. It's not uncommon for children to beat their parents; when pushed to the limit, who cares? In my hometown, there was a man who beat his mother because she was being unreasonable.

I have been a loyal reader of the author's novels, from his very first book to this one, and have given him numerous recommendations, donations, and monthly passes. But today I want to criticize the illogical plot points in this novel by the author:

According to old sayings, those who died with resentment in their past life cannot enter the cycle of reincarnation and can only become wandering ghosts. You weren't exactly a saint in your past life; even though Heaven allowed you to be reborn, you still let yourself live such a miserable life. So what's the point of being reborn? To relive your past life? Are you addicted to being tortured?

This novel is fantastic, I love it! Vote! Support!

I have a recommendation, I'll take a look and check it out.

Just one mother and one bratty kid, and they can bully four sisters and act like tyrants? Are you kidding me? The explanation is that the sisters are weak-willed and afraid to fight back—okay, I'll accept that. But the protagonist was reborn, wasn't she supposed to be strong and ready to fight back? So why is she still just putting on an act, only glaring at people and not daring to do anything?

Why not just stand up and run away from home? It's not like you lack the means. You're just making yourself miserable; you deserve it. Do you really think you can reason with someone like that? ←_←

A mother calling herself "Laozi" (老子)? Shouldn't it be "Laoniang" (老娘)?

The female lead deserved it; she didn't die unjustly in her past life.

Saved! Keep it up! ｡◕‿◕｡