The 1970s: Supplies and the Villain’s Venomous Wife
七零物资：我是反派泥腿子的毒妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Just as I Opened My Eyes to Divorce, the Rough Villain Broke Down in Tears刚睁眼离婚时，反派糙汉当场泪崩Alternate title on Fanqie
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From the very beginning of reading this book, I kept telling myself to stay calm. Ye Nanhuai isn't actually a bad character. I think his two instances of beating his wife were influenced by Song Zhenzhen's system; otherwise, given his personality, he wouldn't have acted that way.
Let the female lead be the only one to shine; men will only hinder her earning speed. 😎😎 Let's just leave it as is; it feels like no one is good enough for the female lead.
It's so beautiful, it's almost too beautiful, but it's just so infuriating.
Author, please keep updating! I hope you can really torture the male lead a bit. I feel like the female lead could just give up on him and introduce a new male lead.
This book is alright. I've seen many reviews expressing dissatisfaction with the male lead, but haven't you considered that Song Zhenzhen is the female lead? She can influence people's emotions, and she also has a system. The male lead was forced into this situation. Those who have only read a few chapters shouldn't spread rumors. There are explanations later on. I'm speechless. I hope the male lead is still Ye Nanhuai! Don't change him!!!
It would be unreasonable not to get a divorce... It's like going through a "wife-chasing-back-the-crematorium" scenario... The kind where you can't win her back no matter what.
[The Poisonous Wife of a Peasant] The villainous rough man bursts into tears the moment he opens his eyes to divorce. This article is very well written. The male protagonist has great integrity and is also flexible and adaptable. The female lead in the beginning was too ruthless. The male lead was injured for her sake and she kept making him do this and that. I was worried that his leg wouldn't heal properly because of this, especially since there was no Dragon Spring water in the space.
Whenever I read about the male lead swallowing his anger while the female lead wouldn't listen to his explanations, I felt an urge to punch them both and calm them down. That's what kept me reading—it felt so realistic. The author is amazing! 🤭🤭
Actually, their comments aren't entirely unreasonable, but this is a new life for the female lead, so there's no need to dwell on her past life. Aren't there many novels like this? What's done is done. Both the female lead and the supporting female character have changed; it's unnecessary. The plot is just that one of them suffers anyway, so this kind of plot is fine.
Although the male and female protagonists may have many misunderstandings due to personality clashes, their relationship is profound and moving. I laughed, got angry, and cried throughout the story. The author's sincere and delicate writing completely immersed me, allowing me to experience their joys and sorrows.