Return to the Female Head of the Family in the 1980S

There is no logic in this book, it is too unreasonable

It feels so chaotic. The male protagonist's mother is extremely tough and angry at one moment, and weak and bully at the next. After a while, boys were favored over girls. Don't understand

I always feel that the heroine is too weak when facing her mother-in-law, and she doesn't have the toughness of a modern time traveler.

The story is good, but the chronology is unclear, and the male protagonist's job is unclear. Is it an army or a production team? The book describes the postman as a courier.

It's getting more and more unsightly, and the male and female protagonists have no courage at all. In other novels, even if the male protagonist has great relatives in his family, the male protagonist will find a way to solve the problem. Unlike here, it is always wrangling. The most frustrating thing is that when the male protagonist's father asked the female protagonist to take out her bankbook and show it to him, she still took it out obediently.

Very irritating, not ordinary irritating.

The heroine's mother-in-law really couldn't stand her. She thought she was pretty good before she got married, but after she got married, oh!

The logic of this book does not make sense. Many places are just like this. Moreover, many things are expected but not dealt with. It feels like the characters of the male and female protagonists are not fixed. I can't stand watching it anymore. I was reborn and lived a miserable life. . . So why rebirth? Not feeling aggrieved enough?

Uh, what should I say? The time travel and rebirth in this book is a big deal. A couple travels from ancient times to the present, and a future female protagonist and a scumbag boy are reborn. The scumbag guy is reborn, and he is reborn without any guilt towards the heroine in his previous life. Also, the whole family is a top family member, and the daughter-in-law is also a soft persimmon.

I just read a book yesterday about a male and female protagonist with a "very good personality". I really didn't expect to see it again today. It's fate. The female protagonist was reborn in her mother's body. In order not to marry her father, she chose the lame male protagonist when two people were on a blind date at the same time. The hero's mother was still very happy, but her face changed after the hero and heroine got married. The male protagonist went to the family home on the night of the wedding, and then the male and female family members came today and tomorrow. The whole day was about these trivial matters, or what to eat today and what to eat tomorrow. The male protagonist's parents criticized the female protagonist as soon as they arrived, but the female protagonist thought it was understandable and used roundabout tactics to send them back. Later, the male protagonist's parents directly broke off the relationship with 6,000, and then wanted to get back together. Really, there is no normal person. All in all, this book has quite a few quirks, the male and female protagonists are relatively good-looking, and they know how to be filial and not to offend their elders. This book also has a lot of rebirths and time travels, including past and present, time travel, rebirth, a hodgepodge. I feel a headache for the author

I think if you want to see the heroine become career-minded, don't read this book. This book has been written for so long and it has always revolved around the hero and his ex-husband. The relationship comes out of nowhere, and he keeps arranging people for him to like. It seems very speechless, and the more I read, the angrier I feel. The hero and his mother-in-law are also speechless. It feels like their attitudes are constantly at odds. To put it nicely, it means respect, but if it sounds bad, it feels like she has no attitude. Sometimes I feel that the heroine has a too good temper. Alas, I'd better not read it if I'm impatient.

The heroine calls her aunt, and her son calls her aunt. The hierarchy of generations is so confusing, first a nurse, then a doctor! What did you write?

It's a bit irritating to watch. The female protagonist and the male protagonist are too weak to face the mother-in-law. They are not tough or decisive at all. The mother-in-law is also stupid. I am speechless.

Wasn't it the 1970s? The college entrance examination was resumed in 1977, and reform and opening up had already begun in the 1980s. The author even got the year wrong, what kind of job the male protagonist was in, and he looked like a soldier but not like one. Seeing confusion...

It made me angry to death. The heroine is too cowardly. I have read so many books. In this one, the heroine was reborn and she was still the same as before. She didn't know how to resist. You said it was because of her previous life, and she was not his mother-in-law in her previous life. Just be afraid. And mud

Seeing the male protagonist adopting two children of his comrades as his own is completely unpopular with this character. Is this embodying the male protagonist's Virgin? Once I saw the beginning, I couldn't bear it until dozens of chapters.

Don't look at those who are angry.

The writing is not smooth and the details are incoherent. I can't bear to write down how much it would cost to pay 100 a month and 6,000 in fifty years.

It's exactly the same as the one I read before.

I just watched it, it's pretty good, I look forward to more exciting ones in the future, please come on, author.

The author's writing is close to life, there is no golden finger, and life is enjoyable.

Good book, good article, really good, I like it.

It's very beautiful. I personally think it's good. It's well written everywhere.

The story is very emotional,

It looks okay, I can continue to watch it

Okay, you can take a look

It looks ok now. I'll take a look.

Nice! Fascinating! !

Good looking, recommended collection

Not bad! My mother-in-law's family is very nice!