The 1970S: After Becoming the Short-Lived Villainess

There are not many characters, but each character is vividly portrayed, and the story is simple. The male and female protagonists are inspirational, superb and warm, and they can understand family relationships very well.

Not bad. The male and female protagonists are so loving. The arrogant and sinister male protagonist really has nothing to say. He dotes on the female protagonist too much, but the male protagonist has too many rotten romances. The most disgusting thing is Ms. Sun, who is like Xiao Qiang who cannot be beaten to death. I like the silly and cute look of Little Baozi the most [laughing][laughing]

It's a very heartwarming story. Although there are some cheats, it's within the acceptable range.

Although the male protagonist's parents are very capable, the male protagonist is not filial to his parents. The heroine did not wrong herself to cater to her mother-in-law. The heroine's family also has a lot of top quality people, but she didn't try hard to fight against them and just ignored them from the beginning. Overall, this book is still very well written. At least I don't feel aggrieved after watching it.

It's actually pretty good-looking. There are many great ones, but the male protagonist is so reliable! Let the best ones not be able to become monsters

The content is light and the setting is good

It's good-looking, but there are too many top-notch ones, especially the hero's mother, it's simply amazing

I can't imagine what kind of mother would do this to her son

This book is quite good, it is a relatively ordinary and bland period novel, but there are too many excellent things in the book. It was good at the beginning, but I started to feel a little impatient at the end. I skipped through the book, and the most memorable chapter is the chapter on cleft lip and palate (hare lip). It really shows the real benefits. People are still unwilling to hurt themselves with bad things in real life. What's more, Zhao (Shen)'s family heirloom is too bad, and the male protagonist's mother is a bit hard-headed. It's a very good book and worth reading. Kudos to the author＾0＾~ (Only represents my personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it)

The heroine is not a Holy Mother. Why do so many people call her a Holy Mother? I like the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist!