The ’70s: The Beloved Second Wife
七十年代：团宠二婚妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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This novel is very well written. I think the low rating might be due to Mei going abroad to study, Jiang's interference, the male lead getting together with Jiang out of anger, and the female lead returning to China and then breaking up with her to get together with the female lead. It's really irritating. The breakup was partly due to Jiang's interference.
Awesome! It feels great, the female lead is very inspiring.
I thought this story wouldn't have any plot devices, but it turns out it does. It starts with a young woman being sent to the countryside during the Cultural Revolution; she's divorced and has no sons or daughters. She has a loving family.
In the 1970s, wasn't it possible to get married at eighteen?
I want to know quickly when the female lead and male lead will resolve their conflict.
The novel was well-written, but when I read it later, I felt there was very little interaction between the two characters.
Okay, okay, okay
It's a really good book.
So, is the male lead Song or Zou?
This family is mostly quite rational.