
The 1980s Foil: The Fertile Beauty Is Sweet and Charming
八零对照组:好孕美人她又甜又娇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- A Beautiful Woman’s Daily Gossip in a ’70s Courtyard年代大美人在大杂院里的吃瓜日常Former title · until Oct 2026
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Why is such a beautiful book rated so low? I support the author. The writing is super beautiful and full of logic. The heroine has a great personality. Those who do evil get the punishment they deserve. It's a great read. Come on and update [Blow kiss]
It's pretty good-looking, there's no particularly big golden fingers, and the heroine herself doesn't feel aggrieved, and she has a plan in mind. I like it so far. The author, please come on, please don't write too much. 😘 😘 [Make a face]
The heroine is smart and knows how to advance and retreat. She is not messy or overly aggressive. The whole story is naturally relevant to life and not exaggerated. Nice! I hope the author will update more!
I have read Chapter 62 so far. The content is good and interesting, but I feel that the male protagonist is just a background. Most of the time, he appears narratively. He only appears a few times and disappears in one or two sentences. But overall it is okay.
The author writes very well, the organization is very clear, and the ideas of the article are also very logical. I hope the author will continue to maintain that the female protagonist is very smart and rational, and the male protagonist is also quite powerful. My suggestion is to give the female protagonist a little cheat.
I read a book when I was bored. After reading 30% of it, I found that the heroine is really good at talking and has really high emotional intelligence. She really has nothing to say about how to deal with others. The whole book is more about trivial things about family life, but the heroine's handling of it is really great. The male protagonist doesn't have a high sense of presence, at least in the first half. The contrast between the heroine and her control group Guo Wan is quite obvious. I thought about it, if I were in that situation, I might be worse than Guo Wan, at least I really don't know how to work. If my mother-in-law gets into an argument with someone else, I will definitely join in the argument instead of trying to say nice things to make others suffer. In this case, I might be worse than Guo Wan, more boring than her, and I can't even say a thing for a long time.
The writing is not bad, quite delicate, but the process is a bit too slow 🤦 🤦 🤦 Pregnancy at the beginning, but giving birth to a baby at the end 😂 😂 😂
I was attracted by the introduction, and I followed up on the updates. I have also been reading books for a while, and I thought I would read them when there are more updates. I have to say that the heroine's character and way of speaking struck a chord with me at the beginning. I have read many similar books, but when I read this one, I felt very comfortable. There was no harsh plot, and the story was engaging. As for the male protagonist, it's not bad. I also like the character of the male protagonist's mother. Overall, I think this book could actually be rated higher, giving it a five-star rating. Looking forward to the author's next work.
It's very interesting. I was always discouraged by the title and cover of the book before. After reading it, I found out that it was the control group. Basically, it was about watching the fun and eating melons. Her mother-in-law and husband doting on her were just a background. She was allowed to go smoothly and eat melons with peace of mind. There were a lot of melons, but I felt that the author was very good at making up the words to talk about a lot of truths. Also, every time the heroine seemed to have the charm of shopkeeper Tong, she only had to accuse the other party of a big truth, and the other party would not refute a single question. I'm ashamed, but overall it's really good-looking. The other articles focus on talking about the lives of the control group by the way. This one takes us through a series of lively and good electronic pickles from the perspective of the heroine.
I thought this book was quite interesting when I first read it, but after 70% of it I really couldn't stand it anymore and felt tired. It's fun to be slapped in the face, but too many face-slapping plots will make people feel tired. It's like a comedy. If the baggage keeps shaking, you will laugh happily at first, but after laughing for a long time, the next baggage will not be funny. The author's writing skills, including the logic, are not too strong, but if the rhythm is more relaxed, I think it will look more comfortable. So I give it four stars. The author is already great and will be even better in the future.