Reborn in 1970s China: The Eldest Sister Takes Charge

I took a good look back at the things of that era. I always listened to what my parents said about that time. While reading, I recalled what my parents said and how much they overlapped with them. After dinner, I chatted with my parents about the things of that era. My parents were so excited that they talked about each other for a lost piece of cloth. My mother was punished by adults and starved for two meals. My father lost 50 cents and had to rely on the support of the class teacher for a month's boarding meal... During the holidays, he worked hard to pick up chicken manure... Cut the grass. The companions around him did the same, so that for a moment, the children at that time stared at the chicken butts and grabbed the chicken manure... And grabbed the grass. Memories of our parents' childhood add a different kind of laughter to us…

I feel that this book has a clear idea and truly describes the real thoughts and simplicity of rural people, as well as the hardships of that era. I hope that the author will become better and better and write better books. Come on ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧!

After reading Chapter 208, the heroine's parents are a pair of useless idiots plus a big idiot, especially her father, a super-sized idiot. It is too hard to have such parents, the sisters are either young or ineffective, it is too hard, it is better to be the best parents, who are so annoying and easy to deal with. Parents like Chen Mandun and his wife can simply make their children angry to death. It has no good effect at all. When it harms the children, the effect is really uncompromising. When it comes to talking about it, they don't mean it and they don't want to be like this... Cao, it's disgusting. You're both cowardly and stupid. Since you have no brains and always make mistakes, why don't you just treat yourself as a piece of food to avoid making mistakes? If you can't help your children, why don't you cause them trouble all day long, okay? Can you feel sorry for your daughter, especially the boss? Don't let her married daughter wipe your butt all day long, okay? It's really enough to make you die day by day.

After reading this book, I felt like I had returned to that era. This book realistically describes the events of that era. It put me into the storyline of the book and made me rich along with the protagonist! Promote good and punish evil, honor your parents and parents-in-law, and love your sisters-in-law and sisters at home! So touching. So true.

This shitty thing is too much.

I really want to give up the article, but everything else is fine. My mother's family is too weird. The heroine has wasted the golden finger of rebirth. She only knows threats but does not know how to completely solve them. It's endless.

I'm really speechless about the heroine's parents. His parents spent 200 yuan, which was 200 yuan in that era, without blinking an eye, to buy a reincarnation drug. For a boy, their daughter didn't even want to spend the money to study, and they said that it was useless for her daughter to study. And if his parents have this idea, the heroine doesn't care about it and just lets it be like this. Forget it. When I saw the plot about his parents, I jumped right away. I didn't expect the heroine to say something like that. Even I, a woman, look down on you. What does this sentence mean? Are women inferior to men? Women must be worse than men. I don't understand what the author thinks? Is this what the heroine should say? Or is that what the author thinks? I really don't understand

I can't stand it anymore, there are endless weird things, and these weird things are repeated around the heroine. Just after threatening this weird thing, another top quality is threatened by the heroine again. Well, another one continues to appear. Then the heroine's parents are really speechless, cowardly, incompetent, and extremely stupid. Specially designed to trick my daughter!?

To be honest, it looked pretty good until the heroine came to Beijing. Although some details were not careful enough, the framework was good anyway. But once she arrived in Beijing, it was like the author had changed. It was a mess. In the 1980s, swill, mobile phones, online renting, photocopying, and videography appeared. First, these can be said to be far-fetched and imaginary times, but the relationship between the characters in the back is deliberately complicated, a few tea girls dance around and perform poorly, the BD leader uses power for personal gain, the male protagonist suddenly rises from battalion commander to commander, etc. It is too confusing. It is a pity that such a good framework is lost

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