Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970S, I Became the Cannon Fodder of a Crowded Courtyard

It's very novel. In the past, most movies were viewed from the perspective of the female protagonist. This is viewed from the perspective of the male protagonist. As expected, preconceptions are very important. I am always afraid that the hero will suffer a loss, even if he suffers a little bit, but he is already very stingy🤣

The book is very good. The only bad thing is that no bride price is given. It is said that it is to get along equally. But for the parents, if you raise a girl who grew up in a famine, you can't give a dime. Is it fair? I will raise you as your daughter-in-law, and then you will be your neighbor. Equality is about daily expenses and mutual respect, not necessarily bride price. The post-marriage relationship is particularly well written. If there was such a man, I would be willing to marry him! ! ! I'll just say it briefly, the writing is pretty good. I've been a bookworm for more than ten years, but I just feel that this makes me uncomfortable. The score of 6.6 Is too low. I think it should be above 8.5.

Haha😄 This is the first time I have seen such a stingy male and female protagonist in a novel. The other protagonists are stingy, but they are very generous to their friends, relatives or neighbors, and they are not stingy at all. There are many views in this book that are different from those of me who was born in the 1970s. For example, the child and his father's surname are different. I think that if the heroine's family does not have a boy, then the child can have any surname. There must be at least one child, regardless of gender. In the book, both the male and female protagonists emphasize that it's okay not to have children, haha😄. I can't accept many of the views in the book, but I really like the common sense of each family in the courtyard house.

The beautiful setting is novel, the emotions are delicate, and the details are many and thoughtful. When I saw the male protagonist's historical perspective, I thought it would be exciting at first, but the result was different from what I thought. When I looked at it, it felt like it was a sexual translation. The male protagonist was like a tool that existed to satisfy the female protagonist's needs. After thinking about it carefully, I was also stuck in a fixed mindset. , There is no stipulation on what people must do. The setting of this article is that it is the author's business how to write. There is no need to get angry because it does not conform to your own ideas. Also, Su Youliang was reborn and died in a mudslide again. I really like it. I feel that I can write more sweet daily life, and the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is quite good! Oh and baby Zhao Zhao!

Not bad. The characters are all gratifying. The group portrait is more in line with the setting of this novel. The female channel is not considered. After all, it is unfolded from the perspective of the male protagonist. It would be better if there were more treasure hunting plots. It would be better if the female protagonist lives in modern life and then undergoes fetal transtubation. Just a little bit, it doesn't feel good to me, but it doesn't matter. The male protagonist's requirements for a blind date are actually placed on women. It means that I am very comfortable living alone. Why should I find a man to live with? If I have money, a house and a job, and can do everything by myself, why would I feel uncomfortable finding the same person?

I should be very picky. There are very few books in Tomato that I have read from beginning to end. I have just finished this one. It is the first time I have encountered such a male protagonist. He is considered an egoist. When I first read it, I felt that I should not like such a male protagonist. However, I surprisingly accepted it well and it is very novel. I hope the author writes more of this type. Maybe it has something to do with me being an egoist myself. I have been reading this book for a while. The reason why I came to review it is because there is a shortage of books. I came across this book when I was looking for a book. When I saw the ratings, I personally felt that the quality of this book is more than this rating, so I came to review it!

The idea is very clear. There are very few period stories from the perspective of the male protagonist. The male and female protagonists have golden fingers. It is not because they fell in love at first sight and got married, but because they felt it was mutually beneficial. There should be feelings later. It is well written, but it is too short.

I personally think it's pretty good-looking. Both the male and female protagonists are more assertive. The most important thing is that their hands are not so loose (not generous). In period novels, I like protagonists who are less generous and more self-centered, at least in line with the circumstances of the time.

The male and female protagonists have their own ideas, and their ideas are quite in sync. They live their own lives, as long as they feel comfortable. Anyway, it looks okay. If you like this kind of article, you can read it...

It's the first time I've seen this type of novel and it's very interesting