
The 1960S: What Should I Do When My Childhood Betrothed Loves Me Too Much?
六零之娃娃亲对象太爱我了怎么办
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- Completed
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- 345k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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The plot is relatively novel, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists progresses quickly. Neither of them has a personality that suffers. It is rare for a male protagonist to be so clear-headed about his native family. I gave it five stars before because it was rare for a period novel to have such a sober male protagonist. When I saw the part about the family separation, I felt that the male protagonist had become wiser.
Very well written, an enviable life
Must have 5 hearts. It looks good. I hope it will be written like this later. It will always be so plain and warm.
It's pretty good. Generally speaking, the heroine has a very warm and happy life. She doesn't have the same cliches of period novels. She doesn't go to the black market or start a business. It's pretty good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡[Like][Like]
It's so beautiful. The heroine traveled back to her original body and got married to the hero when she woke up. The hero is also very kind to the heroine. From the beginning, he knew that he was a fool and wanted to raise him as his daughter. But you lived on the train and woke up. The hero is even happier. The heroine is like a squirrel and always likes to save supplies. The heroine is very cautious and careful. She didn't expect that their son is still a superpower. Just the two of them, mother and son, can raise the hero and his daughter for a lifetime [laughing][laughing][laughing] No matter what era you are in, you are truly lucky to be able to marry a man like the male protagonist. Later, when the heroine's family came back, they felt guilty about the heroine and then became indifferent to the heroine. The heroine was able to pick them up and put them down. Later, they only regarded them as ordinary relatives and partners.
The male protagonist is more real, I like him a lot, he's not exaggerating.
Yes, it's a period novel worth reading. Although the male protagonist's family are all top-notch, he can handle things clearly and will not be blindly filial or help them without any bottom line. The male protagonist has lacked love since he was a child, and he loves and cares for the female protagonist who forms a family with him and cares for him tenderly, and is very responsible for the family. The heroine travels through space with supplies, and the family usually lives a happy life. She handles the relationship between husband and wife and neighbors very well. She works hard to run her own small family and handles interpersonal relationships properly. I like her very much.
It's worth watching. It's almost perfect. The sweet pet has been pampered by the male protagonist all his life. Whether it was his grandparents before or after he returned, he was very favored. Although he doesn't like the Dong family, he treats the female protagonist pretty well. The only flaw is that the fifth sister who drowned in the river in the early stage is brought to life again. Even if you write another child, I can understand. The female protagonist's sister is really not good.
It's a very nice period story. The heroine was pampered by her grandma and grandfather into a little princess in the previous life. The two kind-hearted old people prepared a lot of supplies for their granddaughter. The heroine was pampered by the hero in this life and became a queen. Everything is in line with the heroine. Everything is for the heroine to constantly improve herself just for the girl she loves. The kindness and ordinary life of the heroine are rare in rebirth novels. It is very well written. The most beautiful thing is the love between the heroine and the hero.
It looks good and is more realistic. There are so many cheats in life. Everyone has their own expectations. No one is born to take the right path. Every family has its best. They don't just scold and beat them. If there was a world, there would be no laws and regulations. I think the male and female protagonists' IQ and EQ are still online. Novels are also reflections of real life and should not be taken for granted. Such warm and ordinary novels are the most comfortable and comfortable to read.