Making a Fortune in the 1970s Through Sign-In Rewards

The male protagonist is a bit disgusting. From the beginning, he hopes that the female protagonist will grow up, and then he hopes for some bad things. Just imagine that you are fifteen, and an eighteen-year-old man misses you every day. Aren't you disgusted? The key point is that there are always descriptions of male protagonists in books like this. If you like it, you will like it. Can you just stop thinking about dirty things? I am really speechless =_=~ The key point is that the male protagonist is very confident and thinks that the female protagonist will like him. It seems that he has not considered anything, and he also does not think about it for the female protagonist. He didn't do anything, everything he said and did was not good, even ex, but the male protagonist seemed to think that this meant he liked the female protagonist. The article said it was because the reborn male protagonist liked the female protagonist, but just imagine, reborn to have feelings for a little girl around 14 or 15, he was a bit in love. The feeling of pedophilia is really disgusting. Overall, it just doesn't look good and is boring. It's written in an elementary school style. The protagonist has no personality and the supporting characters are just average. It's a lightning protection

This is a short and heartwarming story about parents. There are no top stories and no bad guys. Parents love family harmony. Although there is no particularly exciting plot, it is very comfortable to watch. Maybe I am tired of watching too many bloody plots. Anyway, it suits my taste. However, there are still typos, and the plot does not conform to the historical context. For example, there was a National Day holiday in the 1970s, and a courtyard house in the Second Ring Road of Beijing only sold for 5,000 in the 1980s. There is not much description of the sign-in system. It only appears when the heroine needs it. She is just a tool, but the things she signs out are a bit outrageous. I can sign in a room and sign out a work certificate. I was also drunk at that time. But what I like is the short part of the heartwarming family story, and the emotional lines are almost all at the end. If you don't like these, you can just ignore it. If you like it, you can just jump in!

I only read the first half. To be honest, I didn't see what the heroine is capable of. The whole story is about how good the heroine's parents are to the heroine. They are extremely partial and don't care about the heroine's brothers and family. They also require the heroine's brothers, sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews to be good to the heroine. They all have to coax the heroine. The heroine's brothers are very good to the heroine, but I don't feel that the heroine really regards these brothers as relatives. If I were the heroine's sister-in-law, I would not like the heroine either.

I was attracted by the system of signing in. The writing can be written for several chapters without any twists and turns. The female protagonist is okay and the female protagonist is well written, but the male protagonist is too disgusting and perverted. There is also a lot of psychological nonsense written in the article, which makes people laugh.

I was quite interested in it at first, but the more I read, the more boring it became. 1. The heroine enjoys the kindness that Mrs. Su and his wife treat her with peace of mind. However, Mrs. Su is such a shrewd person, and even the 20 people in the family have no curiosity or doubt about why the heroine's personality suddenly changed, as if she was deliberately ignored. 2. The whole article is about how Mrs. Su carelessly doted on the heroine. At first, she also wrote about how the heroine worked hard to study. Later, Mrs. Su pampered her and pampered her. If you need anything, just sign in and get it immediately. If there is no system, the heroine really can't do anything. 3. Regarding the male protagonist, a person who was reborn, he approached him with various purposes from the beginning, and then he was pulled out by the author every now and then. The heroine is only in junior high school, so no matter what, she should not create such a male protagonist, making all kinds of assumptions about a thirteen or fourteen-year-old junior high school student.

Overall, it's okay, but the more you sign in, the more valuable it is. Things will turn to the extreme, and it's boring to the extreme.

The writing is a bit weak, and it feels like the heroine traveled through time to help the poor.

The two of them are a perfect match. One relies on his lower body to think, and the other is a virgin who must be locked up.

The male protagonist's name is even more perverted. Even though he was his lover in the previous life, now the girl is only 14 years old. He is still full of dirty thoughts. He can squeeze out a ton of Lu Hua. After reading dozens of chapters, he is really disgusting and gives up...

I hate this kind of nosy passerby, haha