Back to the Moment I Fell into the Water in 1970: The Sweet Educated Youth Bride Marries a Rough-Hewn Man

I like the setting of the male and female protagonists. I like that the male and female protagonists were deeply in love before rebirth, but left regrets, and fell in love even more after rebirth. Most of the rebirth stories I read before were about the heroine falling in love with someone else in her previous life and how much she hurt the hero. Then she was killed by a scumbag and then realized that the hero loved her so much. Then she was reborn and never left the hero... I was speechless when I saw those settings, and I was thinking, how could it be so possible? If you co-write the male protagonist, you will be taken advantage of. If the scumbag hadn't hurt you, you wouldn't have had the male protagonist's turn, right? The male protagonist should just accept someone who abandoned him like a pair of shoes in his previous life. I don't even know that the male protagonist also has the memory of his past life, so it's not like there's a gap between the two [eating melon] It's a very bland novel, with no big highlights. You can read it when you're short of books.

Well, it's okay, but I feel it's a pity that I didn't explain why the male protagonist died in the previous life and why he got divorced. I hope I can make it up later. I can just recall the past when saving the female protagonist.

It's a good-looking, very plain and heart-warming novel about the heroine's rebirth. There is no space or golden fingers. The male and female protagonists love each other and run in both directions. There is no misunderstanding. There is no mistress. Even the Phoenix male setting has a system. Although the ending is not good, there is no figure of the heroine's father in the past and present life [Like][Like][Like]

It's okay, but some places feel a little confusing, such as the place where you pick orchids during the Qingming Festival. I don't know if it's a custom to pick orchids. Anyway, I don't quite understand why you suddenly have to pick orchids. There is also the mention of the heroine's father. Although her father has not been seen abroad for many years, I thought that there would be more details and arrangements for the plot later, but no, but the problem is not big. Maybe I looked more carefully and always thought it was a foreshadowing. Also, at first I felt that the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist were a bit confusing. I only saw descriptions of how the female protagonist liked the male protagonist. I really didn't know why the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist. The psychological description of the male protagonist was still lacking.

It's not bad but the ending is too rushed! Lu Nancheng looked at his shy wife, whose throat was a little dry. He cleared his throat and said: "Qingdai, from now on, I and you are one and the same. I can be your support. No matter when, I will be behind you. As long as you look back, I will always be there." Sheng Qingdai's vision began to blur, and tears kept rolling in her eyes. She buried her head lower and swallowed the choked sobs silently. Liar, you didn't do it in your previous life! When I look back, you are nowhere to be found.

It looks good, maybe because of my age. I really like this kind of writing and I envy the heroine for having a husband who loves her so much.

This heroine is the best one in the past life in the chronological novel. Neither the male or female protagonist did anything immoral in the previous life. The only reason why the previous life did not end well was because she was harmed by bad people. She is the most reliable heroine in the chronological novel.

I always thought Lu Qingdai's father would come back [face covering]

Simple happiness is that there is still no news about the heroine's father.

Very nice, come on