I Transmigrated to the 1960s and Hitched Myself to a Rich Man

I thought Mu Yu was the male protagonist. I wrote so many interactions with the female protagonist, but here comes a twist. When he meets his biological parents, Mu Yu is no longer the male protagonist.

Mu Yu is not the male protagonist (there are so many descriptions of him, and I always thought he was the male protagonist at first, but the male protagonist's surname on the profile is Shen. At first, I thought Mu Yu used a pseudonym, and I thought the other one was not the male protagonist), and he almost went on a blind date with Jasmine. In the end, when the biological parents came, they said again, "I want to go home with my mother." That's it for today. I don't feel like I said reject others directly. , You will never set foot here again, why do you give others a direct answer that we are not suitable? Also, the heroine is very indifferent to her biological father because his father is the son-in-law, and his mother does not care about his father. Anyway, there are many pitfalls and blurry, and in the first few chapters, Wei Mao always misspells the name of the male protagonist Mu Guan, which affects the viewing.

Finally, the heroine is not just in the countryside for love, our heroine clearly deserves better 😳😳

The heroine is indifferent to her biological father, but she is very caring about her mother. I really don't know how to evaluate it. Egoism does not mean being cold-hearted.

Why is the male protagonist not Mu Yu? It's so miserable and unfair to Mu Yu.

It's very good-looking, but it's a pity that Mu Yu is not the male protagonist. Oh, what a pity.

To be honest, I don't know why I spent so much time describing Mu Yu. As soon as the heroine's parents came, the heroine immediately forgot about Mu Yu. I was really speechless at this operation, and the heroine's attitude towards her father was too cold! It feels like she is indifferent, but she has a very good attitude towards her mother. I say that the heroine is egoistic, but I still don't understand this kind of operation.

I think the author can be criticized for wasting too much ink in the early stage focusing on Mu Yu and his family, but I think Mu Yu is better and wants the heroine to stay in the country and get married.

I don't like this heroine, I feel like this heroine has just returned to her parents and has no power yet, and then her biological mother objects to him being with a boy. He is still with the male protagonist and wears the ring. He also said that he is a decisive person, but how can a selfish person look weird? He is really speechless about the male protagonist's weirdness. Everyone knows that his biological mother will not let her be with the male protagonist. If he still insists, then he will put a ring on her. Plus, they are family friends, and then they won't see it? You will definitely see them wearing rings on their fingers! Then if they don't hide their identities in school, does he think there will be no enemies for them in the school? Are they still said to be in underground love? Is this what they are like? Anyway, looking at the whole thing, it feels a little weird.

Since Mu Yu is not the male protagonist, why do so many words describe him 🤦 I thought he was the male protagonist