Transmigrating to the Sixties, I Married a Sickly Man After Three Days
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Okay, I've just continued reading anyway, and it seems that the heroine's mother is not a good person. I hope she won't have any contact with her biological parents in the future. After all, she was born without raising a child. I will wait for the author to finish and see what happens when that happens, and then I will comment.
I looked like I was working hard, but suddenly I lost it. So far, it looks pretty good. My mother-in-law is very doting on me, and my grandma is very cute.
Although the subject matter is not particularly novel, fortunately, the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists develop quickly, so it is not bad.
The old rule is to shamelessly leave yourself a five-star review.
I really like the character of this heroine, she's very cute. Moreover, the heroine's small family is very warm, harmonious and beautiful. I have two small suggestions: The part about the biological parents of the heroine is actually quite unfamiliar. Although it has nothing to do with the main plot and the heroine, most of the bad reviews and abandoned books are in those chapters. I didn't read carefully and jumped a little bit, otherwise I would have abandoned it. Also, the melons eaten by the heroine's melon-eating system are really boring, half-cooked and not sweet. The heroine is really cute and has a weird mind. It's not a cool novel about a heroine. The heroine didn't seek revenge for the original heroine. It was basically a story-driven novel where the heroine didn't do anything. There is no abuse, just gathering together to eat~
You are already past the age of having parents. There is no need to recognize them. If you still forgive them, that would be really poisonous. Too indecisive, there is really no need to recognize them, the Zheng family and others are so good. If you have money and are favored by others, why bother yourself? That father wants a daughter, a son, and a wife. He is so speechless when others bully his daughter and doesn't even take revenge. He still wants others to recognize him. How wonderful it would be to remain fatherless and motherless forever!
It's quite good-looking, especially the heroine's character. I like it very much. She's nonsensical and cute. The male protagonist's family also loves and cares about the female protagonist. It's just that the gossip in the book is not very good. The melon that the heroine eats every day while watching movies is a bit undercooked and not sweet. The gossip is a bit boring to me. The author can improve it a little more. I saw that many of the negative reviews were related to the heroine's biological father, and the heroine's handling of her biological parents. To be honest, I skipped those chapters. As for the heroine's situation, if the court decides now, I think it is very likely that the heroine will not adopt biological parents. The adoptive parents still have to take care of it. What the heroine did is really not very satisfying.
This book is quite good. Two things I regret about it is that the original author was in the second grade of elementary school. He should at least pass the exam to high school after reading it. Just settle for the status quo and take care of the kids at home. The second is that Baiyanlang's adopted son was not retaliated and sent to a labor camp, and his house was sold to the woman, which is very unsatisfactory. At least that family should be punished. It's not that if you lose the benefits, you'll be fine. The whole book flows naturally. I finished reading it before I knew it.
It was actually quite interesting to write. Sometimes I feel like I can write too much, how could there be such a person. But when I turn around and look at the various people I meet in my life, hahaha, they all look the same. Come on! The author is great, but the score is not high. It is probably because of the frequent and detailed dialogues that people have no patience to read chapter by chapter.
I finished reading this novel on July 10, 2024. I am very satisfied with the novel. I like reading it very much. It is a wicked and excellent novel. Thank you so much. Great author. Come on, write a good article. Good health is the most important thing.