I Brought My Villa to the 1980s

I don't understand the male lead. He gets married just to find a caregiver because he adopted two sons of a colleague and wants someone to take care of them, essentially transferring his responsibilities to someone else. Speechless. The female lead also rushes to act as a caregiver.

The writing is alright. The synopsis is toxic; every time I see a synopsis, I don't want to read the actual story… The idea that the male lead wants to adopt his comrade's son isn't unacceptable, but then he mentions wanting to find a new mother, which is somewhat disgusting…

I clicked in because of the title, and left after reading the resume... With such amazing skills, can't we just enjoy ourselves? Why do we have to suffer first and then find someone to upset us?

Haha, I'm truly speechless. Who wrote this article with such outdated ideas? Why would a woman with looks and assets choose someone with two kids? Aren't there any other good men out there? Wouldn't it be better to build a career together with your family?

I found this book on Qingyun, and it's really good! Although it follows the traditional trope of a second marriage with a child, the writing is excellent, the characters are well-developed, and the revenge for the scumbags is swift and decisive—getting revenge on the spot is so satisfying!

In conclusion: No matter how amazing a divorced woman's skills are, she still has a husband, children, and a warm bed; her husband is her everything.

The female lead's two children are her mother and cousin, who are now grown up and capable of working. The male lead's two children are his comrade's son, whom he becomes his stepmother. An unmarried woman becoming someone's stepmother?? With that villa in hand, does this mean a man can't be comfortable unless he gets a free ride?

How to describe this novel? It's like a rich heiress with a fortune of hundreds of millions, blinded by love, falls for a poor man who makes a living selling vegetables and has two sons. From then on, the poor man transforms into a tycoon thanks to the heiress's wealth. The heiress, drained of her blood and now useless, is discarded by the poor man, who then keeps five or six mistresses on the side and becomes a winner in life.

This book makes it seem like women would die without men.

Keep it up, update soon! The female lead is really clear-headed, and although the male lead is a bit chauvinistic, he changes quickly. It's a great read!