
Reborn as an Old Lady: I Turn My Children and Grandchildren into a Fortune-Making Team
重生老太不好惹,爆改儿孙一路发
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Real Life
- Subgenre
- Family & Emotions
- Updated
- 1d ago
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Why is my daily reading list recommending female-oriented novels?
Even the old lady's writing. Your recommendation algorithm is the worst on the entire internet.
Isn't this supposed to be about an old woman? Why is 90% of the story told from the perspective of the eldest daughter-in-law's struggles? Have the main and supporting characters been mixed up? Actually, the author's character development is quite good, but the title, the reincarnated protagonist, the synopsis, and even the eye-catching subject matter all revolve around this old woman. Perhaps the author got too caught up in the story and projected their own feelings onto the daughter-in-law...
Excellent! I've read Chen Shang Jian Tu's masterpiece!
According to the introduction, even short dramas have scripts like this.
Keep it up, your writing is getting better and better!
The content is quite good, but the setting feels like the 1970s.
I always felt that writing about Xiao Ping's divorce caused me to lose control of the pacing and it was going to have a bad ending, but now it's suddenly ending.
Big Girl 🙂 wrote so well! I hope it can be adapted into a film or television series! Approximately how many tens of thousands of words will it take to write?
Who exactly is being written about?
I thought it was about an old lady's domineering life after being reborn. Who knew the author was actually writing about the reborn old lady's daughter-in-law's humble, timid, and difficult entrepreneurial journey as a commoner.
Suggest renaming
I like it now. However, the content doesn't match the title. I suggest changing the title.