I Won't Be a Stepmother in the 1970s! I Marry a Fierce Soldier and Have Twins
七零不当后妈！嫁凶猛军哥生双胎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 425k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- The ’70s: I Refuse to Be a Stepping-Stone for the Heroine’s Stepmother七零，后妈女主的垫脚石她不干了Former title · until Oct 2026
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Why did He Yu call the male protagonist uncle in the first few chapters, and the male protagonist called himself brother?
The struggle of such a family is actually full of ups and downs, comparable to a palace drama.
This is the third book I have read in which the heroine becomes an educated youth after meeting someone. There is space for the native aborigines, and the usage is also very correct.
I jumped to watch it. I watched it when I saw Jiang Baizhi. I feel that all good villains like to be stepmothers and stepfathers. The heroine's family is a combination of stepmothers and stepfathers. Xu Xiaoling wants to be a stepmother, Gu Qingying wants to be a stepmother, and Chi He wants to be a stepfather.
It's okay, but there is a real and fake daughter (not the heroine), and the real and fake daughter of Lei can be avoided. However, the real daughter and the fake daughter get along very well, and the fake daughter's three views are okay, although when I watched it, I felt it was quite unfair to the real daughter.
I've seen chapter 60, so far it's pretty good. If there's a big thunder later, I'll change the rating. As a vested interest, the fake daughter wants the real daughter to call her sister. The author made the fake daughter true, kind and beautiful, even though she didn't suffer much. I don't like this kind of treatment. It reminds me of the "Bright Life" I watched a long time ago, which ended like this. The fake daughter is good, and the real daughter is also good, but the real daughter has suffered for many years. There is an ancient insistence on the feeling of a happy flower, a full moon, and a happy reunion.
However, the cause of this book and this derivative world is Gu Qingying's malice towards her, not just her possessiveness towards the male protagonist He Junchuan. Otherwise, how could Gu Qingying have a named cannon fodder Xu Baimian in every book, but not every book has a male protagonist He Jun. Write out the content of the book and the weirdness that makes it real.
As a long-time book reader, I feel that the rating of this book is a bit low. It is not very good, but there is nothing wrong with it. The heroine is a coward, but she persists to the end. There is no black market or N-suite routines. It is not a great heroine story, but it is very refreshing and not boring. The context of the novel is a bit strange and the pitfalls are filled. It is relatively good-looking. I personally think it is worth 9 points.
From what I've read so far, I think it's pretty well written. There are no bugs in the personalities of the male and female protagonists. They're quite a cute couple. But I didn't finish reading it. It's just my own problem. I found that it's easy for me to stop reading chronology. I usually stop reading after reading half of it, except for those around 25-30w.
Not bad, quite special. But I was thinking about the life experience of my eldest brother Xu Qingsong, and thought there was a foreshadowing ahead.