Gentle Ripples in the 1950s

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The author is a bit careless; there are often bugs in the book. If you see any, please don't hesitate to leave a comment. I'll prepare my little notebook and hope things go well so I can update more to reward everyone. Thank you all for your hard work, my darlings! Mwah!

Actually, the female lead and her second brother are the real embodiment of the worst kind of people—they're so annoying! The female lead always treats everyone else like idiots. The second brother always thinks their biological father is heartless. Intelligence is a good thing, but unfortunately, neither of them has it.

I read a few chapters and it made me so frustrated, I almost wanted to punch someone. I'm dropping it. 😡

The author's writing is good, but the female lead's character is problematic. She frequently contradicts herself, claiming she has good intentions while simultaneously acting like a pushover. Also, she's too arrogant; there are plenty of smart people in the world, so don't treat others like fools.

This book, in just a few chapters, has pushed my anger to new heights! A brother with a saintly, innocent facade, and a sister overflowing with familial affection! See for yourself the toxic aspects; it's quite short anyway!

After reading ten chapters... There are just too many flaws! It's safe to say there's a reason the female lead was tricked to death in her past life; even a system and reincarnation can't save her from her intellectual and personality flaws! The pacing of the early plot is so forced and contrived; how can it possibly keep the reader engaged?

I got to chapter seven, but the older brother's personality was so off-putting that I gave up. I had no desire to continue reading. I really enjoy this type of book, but this older brother... What a pity...

I didn't find anything appealing about them; they were both incompetent busybodies. Holy Mother and Holy Father!

When will the truth come out and we be able to leave that family? The adoptive mother never seems to want the female lead and her siblings to be happy, and the adoptive father always seems to be trying to smooth things over, but he's actually on his wife's and son's side. The older sister is alright, but she's just trying to protect herself!