Reborn in 1970: The Plump Wife Turns Her Life Around

The plot was indeed quite engaging, but there were just too many events covered; impatient readers might not be able to finish it. I read it all, but the ending was a letdown after reading so many chapters.

I read the second half in fits and starts; the whole story seems designed to highlight the female lead, while everyone else is portrayed as unhappy.

It feels unfinished, especially the part about Xiao Shenxing.

Although it's unusually long, not my usual length, it's well-written.

It's incredibly good. This is the first novel I've ever read from cover to cover. Other novels I only read dozens of times before giving up, but I finished this one completely and found it exceptionally captivating.

Dear author, I'm begging for a story where Ye Ming transmigrates to the 21st century where the female lead lives. I want a story where only Ye Ming transmigrates, without Ye Shen, and the female lead doesn't have a transmigration story either. I really want to see the story of Ye Ming and Hua Zhao! Please make them the main characters this time!

It's written very realistically, revealing the ugly side of human nature.

Does your older brother like Hua Zhao?

The writing is quite detailed, but the male lead's family situation is portrayed as extremely unfortunate, as he encounters only truly awful characters. However, it's precisely because of these misfortunes that the female lead's strength is highlighted.

The beginning was great, but the later parts became incredibly frustrating and infuriating. I thought the female lead, having transmigrated and possessing a cheat code, would be able to make a name for herself, but she just kept giving birth like a sow.