Reborn in 1990: The Sassy Wife Strikes Back

What the heck? They're releasing a new book and not even popping up to say anything! 😴😴😴

First discovery: Duoduo has a new book! Hooray!

Career and family are equally important for women; neither can be neglected. No. But you can't have your cake and eat it too; you can't have both. It's so difficult. In real life, too many women face difficulties getting married. She was successful in her career, but chose to give it up after marriage for love. Willing to step back from the limelight and become a full-time housewife.

Wow, it's over so quickly! Could you write some side stories, Duoduo? Like, the story of Gu Minghao and Qianqian after they grow up? After all, Shen Chi said Gu Minghao is Qianqian's "childhood sweetheart"! Hehe, I want some sweet and romantic side stories! 🤭

Setbacks make us grow. It's a little heartbreaking to see Jiao Hongzhu go from being a carefree young lady to being so cautious, but that's what growth is all about, an inevitable part of everyone's life.

Qianqian is so young and already has a boyfriend/girlfriend! I'm so excited! Will Duoduo write a side story about the young master of the Gu family and Qianqian?

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Su Mingxian is likely a long-lost descendant of the Qu family, hoping to reconnect with her ancestors and prove those who always insist on the importance of social standing in marriage wrong.

The world of the wealthy is a deep and complicated place. Su Mingxian prefers a simple and carefree life, and she finds it difficult to adapt to the intrigue and power struggles within the Qin family. In addition, Shen Chi's love is too domineering, which only makes her want to escape even more.

As a woman in this new era, one must not only shoulder family responsibilities but also the social responsibilities of being half the sky. She must be filial to her in-laws, raise her children, care for her husband, protect him from theft and infidelity, and also strive to achieve success in the workplace. It's easy to imagine how difficult it is for women.

I used to think career was more important, but as I've gotten older, I've increasingly realized that family is more important. Especially during holidays, seeing everyone else in pairs while you're all alone and feeling lonely, and having to endure the constant pressure from relatives to get married—that feeling is truly unbearable!