Reborn in the 1960S: I Lead My Younger Siblings to a Better Life

My dad, my grandma, my mom. Which dialect is this? It looks a bit awkward.

It is one of the rare period novels that is not heart-breaking or intellectually depressing, respects basic facts, has few bugs, has a strong storyline, and has a very smooth narrative. It can make people keep watching. Of course, I have to remind you that this book is not suitable for readers who are accustomed to mindless short dramas and fantasy killings. It is like a pot of tea. Only by tasting it carefully can you taste its charm and vaguely see the lost historical time. In short, this book is perfect for old bookworms. Old bookworms will definitely not be disappointed.

Grinding and chirping, looking forward and backward, no matter what the situation is, you are still tinkering. Since you don't have that determination, don't think so much and just take care of yourself. This is what you should do and stand up for. You really think of yourself as a saint.

It's a bit like a holy mother, I can't stand it anymore

The author's character creation of the protagonist is very unsuccessful, giving people the impression of a white lotus. Because the author has incorrect views, the plot is filled with a lot of fallacies, such as foolish filial piety, and an underage brother has the responsibility to raise a half-brother or sister whose parents are still alive!

I've written more than a hundred chapters and still haven't figured out my father and grandma. They always come out disgusting from time to time.

For those who have not experienced that era, this is a story; for those who have experienced it, it is a piece of life. There is no ups and downs in the plot, and the protagonist is not tortured to death; a eloquent story made me read more than 400 chapters in one breath.

How many more chapters can you write?

Although there are flaws, the author writes deeply about the mentality of the people at that time, including numbness, ignorance, following the trend, and snobbery. He also writes about the warmth of the family and the historical torrent in the context of the big era.

It was okay before, but suddenly I went to high school, and then there were all kinds of school dramas, and it was very childish and toxic.