Rebirth in the 70S: Don't Mess with the Rough Guy's Green Tea Beauty

I feel like the heroine is just a doormat, and she was the eldest lady in her previous life. It's not like that. She doesn't find a way to bully her back when others bully her. The male protagonist always takes the lead in everything, and is still entangled in various misunderstandings. Is this really a cool novel?

The heroine's parents are really nothing, nothing complete.

Nice! I really like the second male lead.

The heroine is probably not their biological child. His parents have some problems and are very partial to others. I guess you suppressed the child by replacing someone else's child with his, or was he picked up by someone who was not his biological child? In this way, the parents can simply cut off the relationship, and the heroine can earn some money and repay his kindness in raising him. What do such parents want from him? But the heroine and her brother are okay,

These parents are too partial, but they hope that the male and female protagonists will be together

Maybe the author doesn't understand rich people very well. Rich people generally have seen a lot of people and things, and they won't be as petty as the heroine in the book, and they won't be too patient. So when she saw her being treated like that by her father, the writing was a bit distorted.

It's okay. It's my first time reading a chronicle.