After I Transmigrated Into a Book Set in the 1970S, the Rough-Hewn Man Spoiled the Female Supporting Character

Why every time I read a period novel, the heroine has to take the college entrance examination [face covering] [face covering] The child is five or six years old and still has to take the college entrance examination. What's the point? Isn't it good to do a good business and earn more money? I take the college entrance examination every day and I accept it

There should be no space for female protagonists. Why write space? Bought so many things. Meat in space. He also said there was no meat to eat. I don't know how to use space. Accepted. What I like best about this kind of novel is that you either buy a bunch of things in space, either don't use them or you can't rely on space, and then you eat glutinous rice to survive. When the space thing is not there.

The male protagonist's father is useless, he is still a captain, and his wife doesn't care and says she can't control it, absolutely. The male protagonist's mother is also partial and snobbish. The female protagonist can't even ask her to help look after the children, for fear of delaying her work points. The female protagonist doesn't want to eat, but also invites meat, which is really confusing.

Give it a good review first! Because the male protagonist is sober and the Gu family loves his wife and children, he is a super dad

Not bad, it's a bit similar to Brother Ye's book

I thought it was a cliché novel written by a rough guy from the era, but the author used a very novel formula. The male and female protagonists are truly a perfect match, their personalities are so in sync with each other that they can't help but make their own family miserable and laugh to death. The heroine's family is really nice. I need to write about them and take their children back home quickly. The best way to slap the best in the face is to watch a show and do nothing, and the best will continue to commit suicide.

The male and female protagonists are both sober. They neither take advantage of others nor take advantage of them at all. They just want to live their own small lives and will not be kidnapped by anyone's morals. I hope they can continue to do so and don't become a virgin when they get rich.

There are two girls, two girls, three boys and two boys. I won't talk about these top-notch ones, but they are about the relationship between men and women. The male protagonist's father is the captain and doesn't care about anything. He knows that there are problems with his two sons and his wife, so he understands in his heart but doesn't care. The heroine would be paid to the hero's mother to watch the child for a while, but the hero's mother would not show it. Later, she found out that she was paid, but she was not satisfied with letting others talk behind her back. The hero's family moved out and the house became vacant. The hero's mother also wanted to lend the house to her eldest son. The male protagonist's eldest brother and sister-in-law want a son from the male protagonist, and even frighten the female protagonist's child to death. The male protagonist just says harsh words and beats up the cleaning brother (who still doesn't let anyone know that he is the one who beat him). The male protagonist's mother also helps to get her son. The key is that although the male protagonist beats someone from behind, he doesn't let the person being beaten know that it was the male protagonist. Then they won't take it as a warning. Moreover, the male and female protagonists only say harsh words [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

The first part was okay, but I think the heroine was too weak in the later chapters. She was obviously trying to steal the child from you, and her temper was completely different. She only gave her a stick when the child was actually carried away.

Well, it looks good, I hope the author will continue to update more, please, please,