Reborn as a Rich Woman in 90

I love this book so much. This is the first book I read on Qimao. The writing is really good and the plot is interesting. Unlike those heroine novels, Qin Yu really starts from scratch and works hard bit by bit to carve out a world. The general character of Li Jiuyang Ba is also there, but it is not too outrageous. The plot is also interlocking and very attractive. It is super, super, super good to watch.

It was so good that I finished it in one day, and I forgot to go to work.

We quarreled every day, and there was nothing new to come up with at the end, and there was no sense of rebirth and turning around that I dared to love or hate. The later stage was boring and the ending was already predicted.

The author's thinking is very confusing. His uncle is still so arrogant when he returns home from murder. His parents are too weak. The heroine is scolded or beaten from the beginning to level 100 after she is reborn, and there is no time to calm down.

Borrowing a child 100,000 yuan casually in the 1990s? It's unlikely even now, right? Also, the heroine's family is too useless. Is the heroine's father just watching his daughter being beaten by his own brother? When the heroine was beaten by her grandma, wouldn't she run away first? Didn't he have long legs? Did he have to let himself be beaten to feel comfortable?

The most annoying thing about novels written in the 1970s and 1980s is that they focus on filial piety. Come on, how many people who read books in that era knew nothing about filial piety. Everyone is busy digging in the mud to fill their stomachs. The son was born as a free-range child. When he grows up, there are really not many people who care about the life and death of his parents. I remember that almost all the elderly in our village lived in old, broken-down houses. The neighbor's son had a son who worked as a supervisor in the county bank. The old man lay in bed unable to move and no one cared about him. He crawled into the pit in the middle of the night and drowned himself. One son worked in the city and the old man died of illness and no one cared about him. An old lady in her eighties had to farm her own land to support herself. All the other old people were skinny and skinny. How filial? It's just bullshit.

It doesn't look good at all. I can't stand it anymore.

I'm speechless. The heroine is really a virgin. I don't know what the meaning of rebirth is.

It makes me angry, and it makes me feel aggrieved that I can't solve the problem all the way.

The eldest child is either filial or indulgent. Even in the Confucius and Mencius era, he would resist when his parents were wrong.