Reborn in the 1980s: The Stern Soldier Gets Rich Thanks to His Son

From a chance encounter to a sustained interest, from An Yinan to Jiang Wei and then to Ning Caiwei, they are all people with a strong sense of patriotism and great love. My writing skills are lacking; I cannot express my emotion, my shock, and my anticipation! I look forward to the author writing more and better works, to the beautiful and fulfilling lives of the characters in her stories, and to a peaceful and prosperous life for all of us! 🥰🥰🥰

In just over a hundred chapters, from her initial confusion upon arriving here, to integrating into the Zhao family, accepting young Mingqi and Xinnian, and becoming their support, Sister Wei has undergone many changes. Her selfless dedication to donating money and supplies to disaster areas, braving wind and snow, is truly remarkable.

On my journey to find good books, I unexpectedly discovered a captivating genre. Since An Yinan, author Kou Qingsi has become my treasure (ദ്ദി˶ｰ̀֊ｰ́)✧. Subsequently, Jiang Wei, Ning Caiwei... Appeared one after another. Each female protagonist has a distinct personality and rich life experience, shining brightly in their respective fields, and they all share an infinite love for their motherland.

The plot is good. Although it follows the same old formula, the epilogue explains the origins of the two children, which somewhat resolves the plot. The story begins with the female lead transmigrating into the book, her violent mother suddenly becoming kind, and her eldest son cleverly discovering this from the start. The Zhao family's sister-in-law, elder brother, and parents are genuinely good.

The author can't just eat sweets without eating meat! The male lead finally appeared, don't send him back to the army so quickly. Let me tell you about this book. I really like the female lead's independent personality, and she's a perfect match for the taciturn male lead. Another thing is, is there really no follow-up to the Japanese devil Bai Jie?

It's quite good; I didn't skip a single chapter. It captures themes of patriotism, national righteousness, and the various emotions of everyday life. It's definitely worth reading.

A very ordinary, very real life, filled with tears, laughter, hope, and the protagonists' fresh start... As well as a sense of national pride and patriotism. My feeling after watching it every day is that 3 chapters are too short, really too short!

As a light read, this book is alright. Don't delve too deeply into the background; it's quite enjoyable to read without thinking too much. The female protagonist exudes charm, attracting all sorts of admirers and reaching the pinnacle of life.

This is my second viewing. The first time, I felt I didn't understand it, but the second time I realized it wasn't that I didn't understand. The male lead's actions were baffling, while the female lead was very likable and inspiring. First of all, the male lead wasn't reincarnated or time-traveled.

The main theme of the stock market is well written, but many things are not in line with that era, and there are some illogical things. What did people like to eat most in the late 1970s and early 1980s? Meat, fish, and spicy hot pot? Could people afford to buy such good food?