[Period setting / Transmigrate into a book / Sweet romance / Devoted husband / Little ones]
Su Qing was an overworked office worker in the 21st century. One day, after losing her job, she got drunk at home and woke up having transmigrated to the 1970s, a time when food and clothing were scarce.
Her two adopted sons were destined to become supervillains?
No problem. A little discipline should sort them out. If reasoning didn’t work, she’d give them a beating. If they still didn’t listen, she’d keep beating them.
Her mother-in-law’s family was bullying her?
No problem. She’d grab an axe and take them on. Let every demon and monster get out of her way.
Her husband, whom she’d gotten in a bargain, was handsome, had a job, sent her money, and couldn’t come home for most of the year?
Th-this... This was just wonderful!
One day, the usually calm and composed Huo Liangcheng cornered Su Qing against the wall, looking utterly aggrieved. “Wifey, this time you have to come live with the troops. Otherwise...”
“Otherwise what?”
Su Qing glared with her bright almond eyes, and Huo Liangcheng immediately lost his nerve. He said in a small voice, “Otherwise, my fellow soldiers will laugh at me...”
All right, since Huo Liangcheng was so handsome, she supposed she could go live with the troops...
, Don't like it very much. It is recommended not to read it. Because when you watch it, you will feel a sense of powerlessness and a feeling of being unable to vent your anger. Like I said before. Even if a second-married and adopted son did such a betrayal, if it were me, I would have ignored it. I saw a comment from someone, what else can I say? The heroine will take care of him as soon as he comes up. No wonder they betrayed me, I just wanted to say, don't you understand? After all, they are adopted children first. The heroine is their adoptive mother. They have no relationship at all. If they were ordinary people, they would have ignored them long ago and had nothing to do with them. There should be a big difference between the woman in charge of them and the adult telling you that I am doing it for your own good. I can't figure it out. So, bad review.
Very pretty.
The heroine is too hasty in disciplining her children, and she disciplines them as soon as they come up. This is the mentality of modern parents of "this is all for your own good." No wonder the children will be resentful.
It's too short. ,,