Back to the 1970s

Dear readers and friends: This is my first time writing an article, so please bear with me if there are many shortcomings. Regarding the three protagonists, you can say whatever you want. If you don't like it, please don't leave negative comments. The story is purely fictional, focusing on the career line of the heroine, supplemented by feelings. This article is biased toward sadism, and the ending is he.

Not bad, the writing is not verbose, the writing is smooth, and the storyline revolves around the protagonist. The most important thing is that I cried while watching it😭

NP article, the author's three male protagonists are so addictive... The female protagonist should not be so affectionate. If our male protagonist is too affectionate, how can our three male protagonists get the upper hand? The female protagonist should not get married I beg the author to quickly put Luo Yunting in the position. I feel so distressed... I hope this book can have two male protagonists. This is the most perfect. Luo Yunting is the most perfect husband candidate. It is a romantic love, two male protagonists!!!!

There are three male protagonists in the story who all love the female protagonist. The author writes the female protagonist very well, she is beautiful, kind and motivated. Male 1 is a soldier and often has to be separated from the heroine due to missions, but they fall in love passionately. Male 1's grandfather objects to their being together. Male 1 lost his memory during a war and never thought of the heroine after he came back. The heroine couldn't stand being with someone who loved him but didn't love her, so she later accepted the second man, Luo Yunting, who was her student's brother and whom she had helped. The male third is Nie Jiu. He also fell in love with the female protagonist, but finally learned to let go. The first man finally remembered their love for the heroine a few years after their marriage, regretted it, and was lonely for the rest of his life. The author wrote it so well that I cried while reading it. I have read many novels where the ending is that the first male remembers that he loves the female protagonist when the female protagonist marries the male protagonist 2, and finally stops the female protagonist from marrying the male protagonist 2. The male protagonist 2 leaves silently, and the male protagonist 1 and the female protagonist live happily. I have always despised such nonsense in the past, but today I saw that this book is about a happy life with the second man, and I actually sympathized with the first man. Can't the heroine accept all three men? Ha ha

There are so many male protagonists, but I still like Luo Yunting the most. Such love is so great.

Very nice. Great. It's just that the second male actor felt sorry for him. The love is deep and there is no response. Fortunately, the ending is good. The second male lead is on top and happiness is complete. I actually don't feel sorry for the male protagonist at all. The difference between the male lead and the second male lead is that he has no family members to hold him back and finally succeeds in taking over.

To be honest, if it doesn't have to be in line with the national conditions, I think it's worth reading. In this novel, I see a lot of rebirth and time-travel things that are not in the novel. First of all, let's talk about the heroine. Love is vigorous, and if you don't love, it's frank. He does many things within his own capabilities that others cannot do. Luo was right to love her because she gave him hope in the face of life's difficulties and saved his father's life. Luo's character design is so good. Love really means protection, tolerance, companionship, including repaying kindness. And this novel tells us one thing, that is, if an unmarried woman wants to have a high-quality man and a high-quality marriage, she must first have the ability to support herself and the ability to give up any good man. Love of equal value is love. Only those who are valuable dare not be afraid of losing, and only those who are not afraid of losing can love vigorously.

Delicate and touching, as the book says, Luo's love is overwhelming. Before the ending, I was really afraid that Luo would have a crush on another girl, which would be an insult to his love; if Luo died alone, then he fell in love with someone who didn't love him and was unwavering. I love you is my business. The ending is with the heroine, which is great. Gu and the heroine had a vigorous and prosperous family life, but their lives were uneventful. They had a quarrel. In the end, it can only be said that fate has a way with people, hey. The book is not limited to love and career, but also about the country, with very high intentions. Not so much superlatives, which is good. Thank you very much, author, for your hard work.

The content is very exciting, the heroine has great love, especially the paintings, I was moved by every paragraph. She is positive and optimistic, her first relationship was so vigorous, and the time together was always so sweet. The heroine did everything she could for the hero, and she did not let her down. Unfortunately, they became familiar strangers when they met. It is really sad to see that one person's persistence is always insufficient. Without the insistence, care, tolerance, and companionship of the second hero, the heroine will be alone for the rest of her life, and her relationship will never let go. The third hero can only say that he met the person he loves at the wrong time. There is a fly in the ointment in this era in the 1970s.

Generally speaking, it is not in line with that era, and there is a hodgepodge of things, but you don't have to put too much in, just look at the love. In the end, the heroine chooses the person who loves him. Anyway, I really like this ending. No matter how the author wrote it, this ending is so realistic and great that I will give it 5 stars.