I Became a Woman of the 1960s

I don't know why so many stories feature all sorts of awful relatives; I don't like this trope. I don't know why so many stories feature protagonists who are tortured to the point of exhaustion before launching a desperate counterattack. Why go to so much effort to torture the protagonists? I don't like it. I don't know why so many stories have protagonists who have to endure and endure again.

The female lead has seriously flawed values! She's clearly capable of improving herself and those around her, yet she only thinks about relying on others and finding powerful backers! She had a high starting point in her past life but lived a chaotic life; does being reborn mean she'll be better off? Because she found even more powerful backers this time? How could that be? Without becoming a better version of herself, no amount of backing will guarantee a good life!

If she didn't want to tell her family about the space, why did she take the bread rolls in front of her younger brother? And then promise that there would be more treats later? Is she treating an eight-year-old like she's not human? Anyone with a bit of intelligence would be suspicious of her, okay?

I'm shocked that they were brewing and selling alcohol in the 1970s! People were starving, and with so much alcohol, the aroma would permeate the entire village. Even if you kept it a secret, how could your neighbors not know? I really don't know what they were thinking.

This is something you really shouldn't bother watching without thinking.

The female lead is not intelligent and becomes more and more childish as she gets older. Many of her actions are also illogical, and I can't stand watching her.

The female protagonist in this book is a bit dim-witted. In that era, it's understandable for a white ape to deliver things to you—meat, for example, but eggs and grain? It's disgusting! She's supposed to be a second-generation human, but her story is full of flaws. It's illogical for someone like that not to die.

Dear author, didn't you already let Old Master Tang, the pillar of the Tang family, die of illness? That's why Tang Qiubai hated Sisi more and more. But what's with the reappearance of Old Master Tang, whom you supposedly killed, in the later episodes today? I don't understand! @ω@

I can't stand it anymore... If it's a historical fiction, it should reflect the characteristics of that era. It's not some fictional world... Learning piano? Pianos were all smashed in that era, factories were shut down. Where did you find a piano in a rural area? Goodbye... What a waste of money spent on this story.

It's really good. I feel sorry for A-Nan in her past life... Well, it was tragic. But in this life, the female lead is like she's got a cheat code, dominating everything in her path, and she's incredibly cool. So good!