A Space in the 1970s: Transmigrated as an Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside, I Marry the Villain

The writing is pretty good, but the writing of the heroine is a bit outdated and seems out of step with the times. Maybe the author wanted to make the protagonist more cute. In addition, the space guardian spirit was not well written, and it would be even worse if he had created the male protagonist's space. This is called betrayal. No matter what the reason, it would be better not to have it at all. In addition, he hates the plot of revealing the space to outsiders. Girls are basically love-minded and will give the male protagonist more space if they have it. The problem of male channeling has basically disappeared. It is not selfishness but rationality. I didn't like the setting of this book, so I gave it up, but I can't deny this book, so I gave it four stars.

Not my thing

I saw a few pictures and didn't like it. The heroine is a nymphomaniac. What can I say? Just be silly. I don't like such a heroine.

Very pretty.