Transmigrated to the ’70S: Building Wealth with My Child

The sense of immersion is strong, and the characters are well-developed. I feel that the storyline is actually quite smooth and has been developing for the better. There are occasional ups and downs and heart-wrenching chapters, but fortunately there is a happy ending. In the part where Man Ting has stomach problems, I still feel that I can't understand her actions. Her considerations are not unreasonable. However, after considering everyone, only She didn't consider herself alone. I personally think that she seemed selfless but was actually selfish. She didn't consider their feelings and just considered them from her own perspective. Maybe I should consider her situation at that time. It was indeed such a big blow. I couldn't think about it that much. I still think the direction was wrong. But the story has to be progressed this way. Generally speaking, I still find happiness in the ordinary. I am very envious. The novel also makes up for the regrets about reality.