Poor Little Eighty-Year-Old Boy Made 50 Million After Being Abandoned for Adoption

The niece is called Aunt Mom. The reborn heroine knows that she was unhappy in her previous life and her parents were not good to her, but she still looks forward to these family ties in this life. Moreover, those who are reborn are either beaten or hospitalized. They are weak and incompetent.

I advise everyone not to read this novel. It seriously ruins your outlook on life. You raise your brother's daughter instead of raising your own daughter. She calls her adopted niece her mother and she makes excuses for doing something wrong. The male protagonist is also indifferent to right from wrong. I don't know what kind of weird author could write an article that makes no distinction between right and wrong. The rebirth of the heroine is too far-fetched. I abandoned the article and abandoned the article.

A niece calls her aunt mom? Why does everyone else seem to think it's normal?

To be honest, I can't understand this book. Except for the leader and the police, the main characters here are a little bit wrong. Many of them are unreasonable and illogical. What does a man do if he doesn't support his own daughter but raises a niece, and the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is not good? Would an ordinary grandma be so generous? It doesn't make sense, forget it, I won't read it.

How did the author write about the heroine's father in such a way? This is a holy book, I don't recommend reading it, it will make you mad to death.

Calling me aunt and mother, there isn't a single good person in the whole story, right? It's such a big statement that she has become an immortal.

I had to bear it to see my scumbag father and scumbag mother receive retribution.

There are too many typos and it's verbose.

She traveled through so many worlds in the early stage before being reborn. She did not retaliate for the misfortune she caused her cousin, but she also spent all her life points to save her father, a man who only thought about love, even though she knew how miserable the previous life was. Not only did he protect her, but he also lent money to her father to support her mother. I couldn't stand it when I saw that in chapter 150, she actually came out to cultivate immortals and catch ghosts. I felt that the author's circle was too big, and it was mentioned in one stroke. Learning Chinese medicine and cultivating Taoism was less than writing about her mother and her grandmother's quarrels. I couldn't stand it anymore.

Feeling a mess