The 1970S: The Plump Wife Marries Her Ex-Husband’s Younger Brother

Not bad, but can't connect

Not bad, well written and cleverly conceived.

The love and life of ordinary people, the heroine walks towards her own happy life pragmatically step by step, without exaggeration or nonsense, the writing is interesting, and there is no procrastination when writing conflicts. It is worth watching.

I don't know how this rating could be so low. I read it from beginning to end without skipping a chapter. There should be a little extra story at the end about Minister Liu and Zhang Xiaolian and another art troupe leader who likes the heroine. The overall article can make people calm down and read it. I recommend it.

The portraits of the characters are very full, and it can be seen that all the details have been handled well. It's not the kind of miscellaneous period novels that are silly, sweet, gold-fingered, and open up space. The female protagonist is very clear-headed and has clear goals. The male protagonist is very masculine. [Note] It can be said that he is the representative of the male class in the period novels I read.

I really like to see two people who are interesting but haven't exposed it openly yet, and then secretly do something for each other, but they will still find out later. There are some misunderstandings, but not many. Both of them are quite determined, which I like. But there is one thing I am not satisfied with! Why did the author stop updating? The author will come back soon to update! ! ! ! I really enjoyed watching it, and it received good reviews! !

This emotional road seems to be the 25,000-mile Long March, and it also seems like the pilgrimage to the West in Journey to the West, with monsters and ghosts under various interests.

It feels pretty good and I have the energy to keep reading.

It's very interesting, but why didn't the supporting characters' endings be written? The ending felt a bit rushed.

The beginning was pretty good, but it ended suddenly, and I still didn't react.