I Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1980s and Become the Stepmother of Five Tycoons

Is it okay for the female lead to only acknowledge her five children and not their father? This kind of male lead is truly indescribable. Aside from his self-righteous filial piety towards his mother, he completely neglects his own children, displaying a self-righteous, chauvinistic protectiveness, dumping them all on the female lead. He's only fit to live alone, giving birth but not raising them.

The child's biological father should follow the path of his past life. The woman is raising the child so well that people are starting to try and take the child away. These include the child's biological father, the child's biological mother's family, and relatives. Sigh, the female lead has successfully become a saintly nanny.

I don't want a male lead like this! Ji Buwang is perfect! Can we please not have a male lead like this?! Give the male lead to Ji Buwang!

I watched it when it was free for a limited time. To be honest, Shao really should have died a heroic death, just like in his previous life, so everyone could be happy. On one hand, Shao died with fond memories of his awful mother, older brother, and younger sister, leaving him with no regrets.

Having read Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) for over twenty years, this is the first time I've wanted to share my thoughts on a character in the book. I'm really growing to dislike Shao Qihai more and more; please, please don't let him be the male lead! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

If the male lead is Shao Qihai, I really have to give up on the show. Not for any other reason than I'm afraid I'll feel uncomfortable looking at him.

I don't like Shao Qihai as Jingzhe's husband.

I know many people dislike the original male lead, and I don't know if you, author, will change him, nor do I really want to interfere. But I understand the male lead in the story. Folks, didn't you go to junior high school? Didn't you learn about Deng Jiaxian's "Two Bombs, One Satellite" project? What? Back then, you were moved to call him a hero when you read the text in class.

🙉It's pretty good, but could someone who's seen the later parts tell me who the male lead is? I don't like the original male lead, so if it's him again, I'm not watching anymore. I really dislike husbands who are essentially single. 🌚

It's so good!! Just please, I hope the biological father doesn't develop feelings for the female lead. It would be fine if he just reunited with the child later, since they're his biological offspring; anything else is fine. I feel like there's more to Bai Lu's story, and where did the Bai family members go?