
Reborn in the 1970s: The Beloved Daughter-in-Law Who Brings Prosperity to Her Family
重生七零团宠旺家小媳妇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 900k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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397Chapters
915kPopularity
1.1kReaders
5.9kMust-read votes
9.6Score
14.9kRatings
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Why did it end? Really not! Look! Enough! The plot of the novel is not so dramatic, with life, death, parting, and thrilling stories. The story is told in a succinct manner, giving people a very peaceful and peaceful feeling. There are not many top relatives like other farming novels. The second sister-in-law felt a little crazy and petty at first, but she got better later. But the fourth sister-in-law really doesn't appreciate it. She always says something like "I don't have a son." Is a son really that important? She herself is a woman harmed by conservative feudal ideas. Why can't she treat her girls well? But the ending was too hasty. I thought that after Homecoming, there would be stories about my uncle recognizing his relatives, Xiao Baiyang growing up, and even the protagonist going to work outside, but it ended there. Maybe the author wanted to describe the quiet and peaceful feeling of rural life, so he didn't write about the twists and turns of going out to do business later. Overall, this book is worth reading. The writing is good, there are few typos, and the descriptions are detailed. You can empathize with the daily necessities of that era.
It's super good-looking. I especially like to read farming articles, especially such pure farming articles. Every day, I see how much money others make and how much work they do. It gives me a sense of fulfillment in life. I feel particularly healed😄 This article can make many people who are struggling feel a kind of spiritual satisfaction. Ordinary days are more touching and yearning for people. Everyone in modern times moves too fast. Sometimes it is good to look back and look at the past years. I think some of the parents in this article are very realistic about their shortcomings. No family can live without conflicts. This kind of writing is very down-to-earth, very real, and has the fireworks of life. And we can learn some things about how to behave, how to use strengths and avoid weaknesses, which is very good😊 Finally, thank you to the author for writing such a good book. I hope more people will read this article (I haven't finished it yet, but it will be soon👌)
Well enough. However, in the first few chapters, Zhao Laoliu is the male protagonist, and his description can easily lead to the idea of abandoning the story. When I first read it, I thought he was a lazy, glib-tongued dude who only eats and doesn't rake the family all day long. But as I continued reading, I found out that he was born with a koi constitution, a lot of luck, a smart mind, a sweet mouth, a filial piety, and a talent for business, but he just didn't like doing farm work... I don't remember the specific chapters of the first few chapters. I hope the author can change them. After all, if the character is preconceived and abandoned in the text, what else can be done, right? Personal opinion
This ending is a bit anxious.
First of all, the heroine's time-travel and rebirth is meaningless and illogical. How can a woman from ancient times be so calm and knowledgeable after traveling to a completely unknown modern society? Totally abnormal. It might as well be said that women of this era were reborn after death. Secondly, the whole article basically talks about how the male protagonist makes money and how his character becomes great. It has absolutely nothing to do with the heroine. Did I make a mistake? Isn't this a female channel but a male channel? Is the title of the book wrong? Then all the little details are confusing and inconsistent. Did you forget what you wrote before after you finished writing it? I jumped through half of it and felt really powerless. Abandon the pit
The ending is a bit rushed
The heroine is too bland all the way down, doesn't feel very exciting, and makes people feel a bit useless. After Zhou Min came back from rebirth, his personality and all aspects were unpleasant, which made people uncomfortable to watch.
How can I put it, when I saw the end, I felt like the time has passed. However, occasionally there will be a few sentences with wrong names and wrong names.
It's just that the ending was too hasty.
It's so pretty!