Reborn in the 1970s: Don't Mess With the Rugged Man's Sweetheart

The female lead seems like a pushover, and she was supposed to be a rich girl in her past life, but that doesn't seem right. She doesn't even try to get revenge when others bully her, and the male lead always has to stand up for her. There are also all sorts of misunderstandings and entanglements. Is this really a satisfying story?

The female lead's parents are truly despicable; what a joke!

It's great! I love the second male lead so much.

The female lead is probably not their biological child. Her parents both have some issues; they're extremely biased, perhaps they suppressed someone else's child and swapped them for theirs, or maybe she wasn't their biological child and was adopted. These parents should just sever ties. The female lead can earn some money and repay their kindness in raising her. What's the point of having parents like that? However, the female lead and her brother seem to get along well.

These parents are so biased... But I still hope the male and female leads end up together.

Perhaps the author doesn't quite understand wealthy people. Wealthy people generally have seen a lot and experienced a lot of things; they wouldn't be as petty or submissive as the female protagonist in the book. Therefore, the way she was treated by her father felt somewhat unrealistic.

It's alright, this is my first time reading a historical fiction novel.