My Mother Is a Sweet, Gentle Educated Youth from the 1970S

I just read the introduction and wanted to express my thoughts. Nowadays, there are still people writing about falling in love with my stepbrother. It feels very strange. I just feel a little uncomfortable marrying my brothers and sisters into the same family in real life. This rarely happens, let alone a mother and daughter.

Can this setting really pass the review?

Is there really anyone who will read this setting? I have only seen this setting in some articles. I have never read such a setting in serious novels. Moreover, they grew up under the same roof. There are still three brothers pursuing one. This is equivalent to Liu Xing falling in love with Xia Xue.

Please don't click in to take a look! ⋯I was deceived by the copywriter In the end, only the last ten chapters of the whole text talked about the relationship between brother and sister There was no love plot at all After catching up, it was transferred to the marriage three years later and it was over It was so bad

The setting of gaining luck and changing your destiny is a bit too shocking.

The more I look at Yan Weimin, the more he looks like the kind of arrogant and brainless father who loves his stepdaughter better than his own son. Zheng Xiuxiu is the kind of hypocritical stepmother who takes advantage of her and puts on a show. This couple is really not responsible, and the plot gradually becomes abnormal. The father beats the child violently and unreasonably, especially as if to make the stepmother happy, and the stepmother pretends to be there to persuade him. The two adults left their four children, the oldest of whom was only nine years old, at home for several days without anyone taking care of them. The behavior of the two people was very contradictory. At first, they thought they were democratic and said that they would keep some of the things their daughter picked up. Later, it can be seen from Zheng Xiuxiu's psychological activities that she subconsciously regarded those things as her own. At first, he said righteously that he would not sell his son, but later he threw his son away because Ning Susu's parents did a favor. On the surface, Ning Susu's parents were interested in intellectuals, but they could not hide their arrogance and contempt for the visiting relatives or the useful little boy's family.

Great book! Praise!