Reborn in 1970: The Ugly Girl's Incredible Makeover

Generally speaking, the advantage is that the heroine came back in time, and although she is a group favorite, she knows how to repay her family and cares for her two sisters-in-law as her own. When choosing rewards, she did not consider herself first, but first helped the two sisters-in-law take care of their health. This is what I like very much. It is different from traditional group favorite stories, where everyone must spoil the heroine. Then let's talk about the shortcomings. The heroine of this article is too kind. She didn't accidentally travel through time in a car accident. She died suddenly from overwork because she wanted all the children in the orphanage to go to school. I quite like watching kind-hearted heroines, but I don't like watching heroines who are too kind. I can't love this kind of kindness that breaks through my own abilities. You can think about it, the mother at home is very kind, you could have meat for every meal, but because the kind mother wants to help others, the family can only save money and eat vegetables every meal. Is this kind of kindness really kind? Pure kindness is far scarier than pure evil, because you know that she is doing good things to help others. What can you do to stop her kindness? If you stop her from giving kindness, then you are not kind. You have no way to say it. Even if your family is eating chaffy vegetables because of this kindness, you can't stop her, because if you stop her, you are not kind. There is also a lightning point, that is, the male and female protagonists encountered human traffickers. Although there was an accident on the way, the female protagonist rescued the child from the traffickers. As a result, the female protagonist did not think about the fact that the male protagonist appeared and the child was saved. She actually thought that if the male protagonist had not appeared and the child had not been saved, she would have lived with guilt for the rest of her life. Because she was afraid, she was afraid that the male protagonist would not show up and the child would not be saved. But the fact is that the child has been saved. What the hell is she trying to show off? This does not make me think that the heroine is very kind. It only makes me feel that the heroine has to shoulder all responsibilities on herself. It doesn't matter if she is the one who is wronged, but she will get married in the future, and her behavior will trouble others! Furthermore, one of the main reasons why I don't like group favor stories is because the family members of the group favorite heroine have a filter on her. They feel that their baby daughter is in heaven and earth. Once the heroine is sleeping with someone, the family will find fault with them and stick to the heroine and not let anyone get close to them. The same is true in this article. The heroine just doesn't tell her family that she is sleeping with the male protagonist. The whole family clearly loves her, and she can make everyone in the family agree with her words, but she just doesn't say anything. Your family even tolerated you when you fell in love with that scumbag and allowed you to use things to please him. The new partner has a good family background, high education, and a good face. The heroine is a fat girl, and people in the village call her a black pig spirit. So you should explain the facts and reason. Why don't your family agree? In that era, a woman The child has to get married. It is impossible to keep the child at home for the rest of his life and be raised by his brother and sister-in-law. It is far away and smelly. You have to talk about your partner seriously. Why should the family stop him? Even if you are afraid that the male protagonist will be made things difficult by the family, I don't believe it. If you say that the family will not make things difficult for you later, the logic does not make sense at all. Furthermore, the heroine went to a medical clinic to sell ginseng. When the doctor saw the heroine, he said that she had golden merits on her body. I was stunned. I thought I was reading a chronicle. How could there be any merits? The whole thing became fantasy. If there were merits, why would the heroine want to develop immortality in the future? Moreover, he was a doctor, not a Taoist priest. When a doctor said this, I really didn't know how to complain. Now that I have read more than forty chapters, there are still many shortcomings that I have not exhausted, so let's leave it at that. I will talk about any other shortcomings and advantages in the future.

It's pretty good-looking from the back, but the heroine feels silly from the front.

The story is so-so, all trivial and boring.