The Transmigrated Top Student Is Blessed with Good Fortune

It's a very good book. It's the one that made me cry the most while reading. I'm retired now, and reading is my biggest hobby. I've read many books, but this one touched me the most. I barely slept and my eyes were blurry from reading. It was truly moving. The portrayal of married life and mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationships is so realistic and deeply touching.

My new book, a historical romance about escaping famine and farming, titled "My Whole Family Was Transmigrated," has been released. I hope that readers will join me in nurturing this little seedling, from unfamiliarity to fascination. The second book in the series "Rebirth in the 1990s: Their Stories," titled "The 1990s Continued," has been released.

The comments section is full of positive reviews, but I have to say, I couldn't put the first half of the book down, but it got increasingly far-fetched and I just couldn't keep going. I couldn't even read it by skipping around... Sorry.

Having read "My Whole Family Time Traveled," I found this 1970s story to be rather disappointing, far inferior to "My Whole Family Time Traveled." The female lead in this 1970s story is not only naive and innocent, but when she sees her friend Liu Yun being a mistress, and her mother-in-law criticizes it, the female lead even tries to defend Liu Yun. This is morally questionable. Being a mistress and then having the nerve to justify it? Unbelievable.

I read this after finishing the first ninety chapters. I read some parts that were incredibly upsetting, so I skipped through them. I'm afraid that reading too much will make me even more hesitant to get married. Relatives are a hassle; the in-laws are a hassle; men are a hassle too. How wonderful it would be to be single in the summer! Life is already tiring enough; reading this novel is even more tiring than my own life.

I've been following this series since the beginning, and it's been incredibly frustrating. The characters' mindsets keep shifting, seemingly just to advance the plot. The later parts almost entirely revolve around the mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationship, and because the female lead is the main character, her mother-in-law is constantly being criticized.

I started reading this book after reading "My Whole Family is From Another Time," and it was really frustrating. The gap between the male and female leads' wealth was too big. The gap itself wasn't the problem, but the male lead's mother's superior attitude and lack of genuine acceptance of the female lead was really annoying.

The further you read, the more this book surpasses popular online works. If we could turn back time fifteen years, this book could have been published in magazines like "Contemporary," and even setting aside the time travel and reincarnation elements, it could have been adapted into a very exciting period drama.

Seeing this, I really wanted to leave a comment. I've known the author since the 1990s, and then I read the sequel, "The Whole Family Travels Through Time," and was currently following the "golden finger" story. I wasn't satisfied with just that, so I wanted to read more of the author's works.

Honestly, I don't think the male lead is worth marrying. Why did he even get married? The more I watch, the more frustrated I feel! I'm exhausted. I feel like the female lead has no ambition at all!