Being a Hot Mom in the 1970S

It's still very good. After reading more than 200 chapters, the heroine is very successful but there is not much description of the relationship with the hero. They are all writing about her career. I wonder what else I will write next? Her children?

This is the most insignificant male protagonist I have ever seen. He is just a show-off, and his appearance rate is not as high as that of his children. In a novel with more than 500 chapters, it feels like the male and female protagonists have changed after more than 200 chapters. Although they are children, it just feels like the drama has been skipped.

It's pretty, but there are a lot of typos.

It's not a cool novel. They are all reborn. They can't be tough. I don't like the soft character.

More typos, space, school, making money, spending money

The first two hundred chapters are okay, but they are a bit wordy, and then they become even more wordy.

It was very frustrating to watch, the female protagonist was like a weakling. After reading Chapter 30, she was still being bullied by the male protagonist's family. Her son was beaten for more than a month and he only asked for medical expenses. Her mother would only yell at her not to do this or that, and her little niece would ask her mother if she wanted some sweets every day. She couldn't walk when she saw the food.

Too many typos

Book waste spare tire