After Transmigrating into a Book, She Struck It Rich in the 1980S

Well, I've read less than twenty chapters. How should I put it? It's just the beginning of the story, but it's hard to comment on what happens after that. It's just a bit bad. The original owner was so aggrieved! She married an officer who was favored by her father, and later became a cadre even if she was injured and transferred to another job. Who would have thought that she would become the wife of a fisherman who fished in a small fishing village. My parents-in-law don't like it, my family members dislike it, and I still have to do chores such as washing dishes, cooking, feeding chickens, ducks, and pigs, sweeping the yard, and so on. Such a little fairy daughter, no one would be happy to leave her alone, right? So I think it's outrageous to let the male protagonist change his career without discussing it with the woman. You are promoted by others, so you have to discuss it with your husband and wife in advance, right? No matter how much trouble the original owner makes in the future, I think it's all because the male lead didn't do a good job. He died tragically in his previous life, but he died earlier in this life and was replaced by a heroine. Although things will develop slowly after the heroine comes over, and it may be a reasonable change that leads to the male and female protagonists liking each other, but I just feel that the original protagonist is miserable. The heroine really should not be with the male protagonist, but fulfill her wish and leave this home.

I really didn't expect that the second chapter would poison people to death. Put yourself in the shoes of a pampered girl who got married only to find out that she was cheated. She promised to sit in an office but became a poor fisherman. Isn't this a marriage fraud? Then you have to get out of the way quickly! As a result, it turns out that the time-traveling pornographic woman who knew the future development took over all the affairs of some tall and handsome man.

It's just about adoption, and it's gone on for countless chapters. What is the author going to do to the extreme? I wrote and worked on a whole chapter, and ended up writing a scene where I had to stop when I was about to start writing. If I keep doing this, I have to give up. It is not my own child. I am doing it like the Holy Mother. Now I am still doing extreme pulling 😰😰😰😰

It was a bit interesting at first, but later I almost thought it was generated by AI. The main plot is very simple. The heroine cheats on her luck and has foresight to gain an advantage. Later, she is expected to go to college and develop in the city. The current model is very simple. The heroine goes out to sea to make a lot of money. Wen Wan, her brother and his girlfriend's three engines repeatedly work: Wen Wan predicts the treasure, the heroine takes it away, and Wen Wan is slapped in the face. The heroine goes to sea, has various SSRs, and the family eats dog food. My brother's girlfriend is crazy and trying to die. To be honest, at that time, we were still in the countryside, and if you did something bad, the aunts and aunts would like to follow your yin and yang. How did Wen Wan continue to commit suicide and still survive until now? Is my brother's girlfriend a fool? No one will look down on her, so that's not the case. In short, it is worthy of being a time-traveling book. Everyone's character is as if written to death and will not change at all. No matter what happens, you can return to the plot the next day. I can only say that it would make sense if the ending of the book was reversed and everything was the fantasy of the vegetative heroine.

Recently I was reading anti-female videos, where the author of male videos wrote anti-female videos. I had a sudden thought and wanted to come over and see if there were any female videos written by male fans. There was no such thing. As expected, the environment on male videos is still too dangerous.

Why write such a clichéd plot? The protagonist is so good at making money. Why do you have to write a super rich grandpa who comes to look for relatives, and a high-ranking official father comes to look for relatives? These clichés look so disgusting.

I wonder if the second sister-in-law can write faster. Every chapter has the second sister-in-law coming out to add trouble. It's too much and I'm a bit tired of it. My personal opinion is that if it's not good, don't worry about it.

This article can be said to be my favorite among the period articles I have read in the past two years. The heroine is frank and unpretentious, and she avenges her on the spot. There is no difficult process of holding back and being aggrieved all the way in the early stage, only to be slapped in the face with strength in the later stage. It makes people feel comfortable both physically and mentally. There is no bloody misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists caused by mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses, mistresses. I think the biggest highlight of this article is watching the protagonist's family become rich through hard work. Every time I see the male and female protagonists making a lot of money together, I feel so happy, as if I too have won three melons and two dates. The supporting role of Father Zhou is very brilliant, and his actions often make people laugh. I feel that what he is thinking is what I feel. Finally, I hope that the author can make more hits, and that both the author and the readers can become rich like the protagonist.

Add two sentences: I'm so angry at Li Xiuxian that I let Zhou Chengsen also have the life of a koi. The whole family has a life of koi, and the poor third child can't do it. At first I saw that he was the luckiest in the family. He was good at reading and worked as a cadre in the production team. He also received a reward from his younger brother to work as a cadre in the town. Who knew that Li Xiuxian would drag her down all the way. Let the author give him some highlights.

Not bad, but why does the heroine's mother secretly not let her go to college or go to the capital? This has been foreshadowed for a long time, when will it be revealed?