The 1970S: The Aloof Educated Youth Has Been Scheming to Marry Me

This book is very, very well written. One of the male protagonist and the female protagonist traveled from ancient times to the present, and the other traveled from modern times to the 1970s, but they are very compatible. Only the reborn woman in the book always wants to take away the achievements of others, but she forgot one sentence: behind every successful man, there is the support of a successful woman.

After reading more than 20 chapters, the heroine has a force value, but it has never been used. She is just talking and talking, which makes me feel a little frustrated. I have just read another post-apocalyptic time period novel where the heroine started fighting at the slightest disagreement and killed several villains. It was very refreshing to read.

I like this setting. The male protagonist is pretty good and the female protagonist is pretty good too.

It's very nice to watch. The storyline is great.

Very nice! Both the male and female protagonists have traveled through time, and neither of them has the aura of being the protagonist, and they live a beautiful life together. The author's writing style is very good. The male and female protagonists express their feelings to each other, and their love and trust for each other can be reflected from the bottom of their hearts in daily life. The male protagonist's love is very gentle and tolerant, and gives people the feeling that he is worthy of being an ancient nobleman. He is reserved but good at expressing love, and has endless fun and affection in the boudoir. The heroine also dealt with the problems of the original owner's family neatly and neatly, and everyone's peace was the last dignity. There are no top stories in the book. The little characters all have their own plans. The main theme is that neighbors help each other, family harmony, and a prosperous social atmosphere.

The storyline is good and the writing is excellent and engaging.

I like it very much. Although there are some inconsistencies in some parts, and I was occasionally annoyed when watching it, the flaws are not hidden. I really like the relationship between the male and female protagonists. They are dedicated and affectionate to each other, and they respect and understand each other.

When I watched it, it was pretty good and uneventful, but I felt that what the heroine was thinking and what she was doing were completely different. I thought it would be harsh, but it turned out to be too weak. It's a bit indecisive, but overall it's pretty good. The subject matter is relatively novel. Finally, there's an article where the male protagonist is not from the compound [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

Five stars encourage the author and also give some readers a haven during the book shortage. The biggest reason why this book didn't get a 9 rating is probably because the author is so bad at math in this book. The timeline is confusing, the ages of the characters are messy, there are still a lot of holes to fill in, there is no follow-up about the educated youth friends, and the cat was forgotten even after writing about it. The main story line of this book is quite good, and the overall writing style and general logic are okay. The whole book has been written around the female protagonist and the male protagonist, and other things have been brushed aside or not mentioned. The male protagonist's concept of traveling through the past and the present is also very novel. All in all, this book is still worth reading. Compared with some novels that are rated 9 points but are like fishing under the cover of 9 points, I would rather give a 5-star novel that has been complained about every paragraph. Apart from the shortcomings I mentioned, the writing is very mature in comparison... Recommended reading

Overall it's pretty good, the story is more everyday. The male protagonist lives in ancient times, and the female protagonist lives in modern times. The male protagonist has a good character, he loves his wife, loves his children, has brains and can make money to support the family. The heroine has the strength, the system, and the space, but she does things awkwardly and awkwardly, and her strength is terrible and no one can beat her when she is in danger. He couldn't beat a few gangsters who were kidnapped. It was understandable that he was pregnant at that time, so he couldn't beat the second generation of the army. When I met a trafficker on the train, I still couldn't defeat him. So I took care of the wretched teacher, the gangsters in the village, and the exam goons. The male protagonist does the business, while the female protagonist goes to work, gives birth to the baby and takes care of the baby. I will give birth to three children in the extra story, one child, two children and one child, three children and three children.