Transmigrating to the 1970s: Your Child Has Been Reborn, Big Shot

The author's punctuation is a bit questionable; quotation marks are inconsistent, making it difficult to discern who is saying what, or whether it's their inner thoughts or spoken words. The plot is alright, but the male lead's character isn't great at the beginning; he seems like a mere plot device, completely neglecting his child and only providing financial support.

A farm girl reborn in the 1970s has a special ability! She catches enemy agents, spies, and human traffickers. The female lead is intelligent and skilled in scientific research and drug development. Her stepson and daughter are filial, and she and her husband are loving and grow old together. A happy life awaits!

It's a great show. I especially love the female lead's personality; she's not a saint, she has her own opinions, and her attitude towards children is also very good.

It's quite good, but I hate serialized stories; they usually drag on for a long time... I don't like serialized stories!