A Reborn Star, an 80-Year-Old Woman Became Famous Through Sex Work

Why doesn't the author publish it to jj? This style of writing and setting are more popular in jj. There are no major surprises in the entire content, and the heroine fits the character and is not broken. She is completely above the standard of the subject matter.

I just want to know if this is CP-free. It always feels weird for an 80-year-old old lady to be reborn and then be with a young man.

I don't understand, why should the child be named Zhao? First of all, this is the child of the original owner and has nothing to do with the Zhao family. This is her only child, so why doesn't it take her mother's last name? And I see that after the heroine returns home, she has no brothers or sisters. She is an only child, her own child. The child has severed ties with the biological father. Moreover, it is a child that is usually left at home for parents to take care of. This child does not have her own surname. Inexplicably, her surname is Zhao, and the surname of her husband in her previous life... I am speechless, sister.

It feels like the male protagonist has also been reborn. He was originally from the heroine's era.

Suddenly I remembered the grandmother of my mother's classmate. She was said to be a female spy under Dai Li. She was a versatile eldest lady who could speak foreign languages. She often rode a horse and was very popular in the streets. Later, when she ran away with her bald head, she stayed in the mainland and married anonymously to the village. Now she is just an ordinary rural grandmother.

When I saw this title, I thought it was just a story about an old lady who was reborn and traveled back to modern times to work hard in the entertainment industry. I didn't expect that the setting was quite broad. It was rebirth, suspense, inspirational, patriotic, a little bit of science fiction, and a slightly "dog-blooded" plot. Fortunately, the author came back to the point. So, if you are not afraid of being funny, it depends on whether you can use it well. How can I put it, you can read it.

Bai Ling may have guessed about the latest recognition of senior sisters. My personal opinion is that no matter how smart a person is, they would never think of another person being reborn or time traveling. Is this too ridiculous and will destroy the reader's sense of involvement?

Follow up to the latest chapter

Hong Kong Zhen, I think it's pretty good-looking and interesting. Zhao Sansui is such a live treasure and he's so funny with everyone. Zhang Junhan's skills are very imaginative. Could it be that some powerful boss has been reborn without memory?

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I found that some chapters have a lot of exclamation marks 😰

The writing is great, except for the first five chapters which are a bit boring, but the more you read, the more exciting it gets.

I would like to ask the author if there is a male protagonist in this article? As long as it's not that playboy named Zhao, everyone should be more accepting of it!