Period: A Happy Life Begins at the State-Owned Factory

No, I can't be the only one to have my eyes dirty. This protagonist is written like a tragic heroine in a melodramatic play, passively accepting everyone's mistreatment. The worst part is that as a transmigrator, she has absolutely no redeeming qualities; she's just meek and submissive.

There are rumors online that a large number of female authors are moving into male-oriented content. I didn't believe it before, but now I do.

You've been reincarnated from another world! You obviously don't have much affection for your original family; they're practically familiar strangers! Why are you still so hesitant in handling things? You're already being asked to go to the countryside for work! How can you still tolerate this? You have to be ruthless!

I've been a bookworm for 10 years, and this book really made me sick. The male protagonist is a spineless coward who lacks any ambition as a transmigrator. The story lacks a clear main plot; he knowingly jumps into a trap at home after over 30 chapters, and knowing he's been drugged, he doesn't go to the hospital.

Reading novels is supposed to be enjoyable. It's quite an achievement for the author to write such disgusting scenes involving excrement.

It has a strong "children's love" vibe, it's so frustrating to read. This is the most frustrating rebirth system novel I've ever read.

The author probably wasn't well-liked at home growing up, which is why they like writing this kind of plot. However, most readers don't like it, as you can tell from the comments section. Therefore, this book won't do well; author, you'll have to wait and see!

There are too many melodramatic plot points, it happens every few days. I came here to read a lighthearted, enjoyable story, and what I can't stand is the "you hit me, I don't hit you back" kind of thing. The author must be a woman who has to suffer the consequences of writing the book.

I've suddenly discovered that reading everyone's comments is even more enjoyable than reading a book! 🙂 The insightful and incisive observations are interesting and help you avoid pitfalls—a big thumbs up!

Don't drag things out, separate from the family and cut ties as soon as possible.