The Eighties Cannon Fodder Turns Her Life Around

I think grandma is not as good as I imagined. Between blood relatives and goddaughter, the balance in the heart of the old man will eventually tilt to the blood side. The reason why he was so kind to the heroine in his previous life, isn't it because he feels guilty that his own children treated the heroine like that? I just want to make the heroine's life better through her own efforts. Will the heroine's change in this life and her strong stubbornness remain the same when facing her own biological child? ? ?

Too suffocating... If a person has spent so many years as a ghost in vain, will he not be embittered when he comes back and sees the enemy who killed him? Wouldn't you want to kill someone? Even if you can't kill someone, you should still charge some interest, such as breaking a leg or hand or something like that.

I feel like I've written almost 400 chapters and still haven't gotten to the topic. The progress is too slow.

Why haven't we met the heroine or her father for so long? The story is so long and there are too many boring people.

I don't like my grandma very much. In fact, my grandma's family depends on the heroine and my mother. Otherwise, how can I have a house and have a harmonious family? It turns out that the heroine's father was injured and lost his memory. He was deceived by his own father, and his mother was not very reliable. I hope the heroine and her daughter can know each other.

It's quite procrastinating... I feel less distracted...

I'm tired of watching it. The writing is very good, but I'm just too tired. There are too many boring people. I watched a lot of them and found that they are unnecessary. I want to watch the heroine's drama. I always watch the supporting role's drama. I'm tired.

I read the good book in one go, ignoring the chapters about the village being deceived by Liar Yang. I like the ten-year-old Lin Susu who is much better than her mother. Hehe, the immortal cultivator was possessed by a mortal. He just found a piece of tofu and killed him.

Already collected! Come on! Mutual encouragement!

I read fifty or sixty chapters in a short period of time, and I found that the content was too repetitive and verbose, and the heroine had too much self-analysis of her stupidity in her previous life. Doesn't the author think this reading experience would be bad?